The Role of Neuropedagogy in Promoting National Values among Students

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  • Djumayeva Sanobar Absaatovna Associate Professor, Department of Pedagogy, PhD, National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan named after Nizami Author

Keywords:

Neuropedagogy, national values, cognitive neuroscience

Abstract

The integration of cognitive neuroscience into educational frameworks presents a transformative approach to internalizing complex socio-cultural constructs. This study investigates the role of neuropedagogy in effectively promoting and embedding national values among university students. Utilizing a mixed-methods pedagogical framework involving 420 undergraduate students at the Tashkent State Pedagogical University, the research evaluates the efficacy of neurodidactic strategies compared to traditional moral education. Empirical data demonstrate that applying neuropedagogical principles—specifically emotiondriven learning, spaced repetition of cultural narratives, and multisensory engagement—increases the retention and active demonstration of national values by 48.5% compared to control groups. Neuro-cognitive analysis indicates that traditional, lecture-based value promotion often fails to transition from short-term memory to long-term behavioral schemas. Conversely, creating a neuro-friendly educational environment that minimizes cognitive load while maximizing emotional resonance fosters deep, intrinsic motivation toward national identity. The dynamics of these findings advocate for a paradigm shift in higher education, transitioning from declarative moral instruction to evidence-based neuropedagogical design. Implementing these strategies ensures that national values are not merely memorized as academic facts, but are structurally integrated into the students' cognitive and behavioral matrices

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Published

2026-04-24

How to Cite

The Role of Neuropedagogy in Promoting National Values among Students. (2026). Academicia Review-A Multidisciplinary Online Journal, 2(04), 321-325. http://academicia.org/index.php/journal/article/view/105

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