Formation of the cultural identity of students based on the Novgorod cultural Code

Abstract

Political, economic, socio-pedagogical transformations are taking place in the modern world. The concept of a global unified world is being replaced by the concept of multipolarity, in which national culture and identity become of paramount importance for the development of society. In the current geopolitical situation, the formation of cultural identity among young people is an important pedagogical process, as it helps them understand themselves, define their values and beliefs, and navigate the world. The formation of cultural identity among young people requires an integrated approach that stimulates interest in culture, helps to develop a tolerant attitude towards other cultures and strengthen self-confidence as a bearer of their own cultural tradition. This article examines the Novgorod cultural code as the basis for the formation of the common civil and regional identity of students, since the Novgorod region with its rich history and culture is of particular importance for Russian culture and statehood. Veliky Novgorod is considered one of the oldest and most culturally rich cities in Russia, where many historical monuments and artifacts have been preserved. The Novgorod cultural code includes values such as respect for ancestral heritage, love of native nature and history, and preservation of traditions and customs. These values are the basis of the national cultural code of Russia and form the identity of the people.