Students aged 17–19 were the most susceptible to the formation of confessional tolerance in the experiment¶

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q2 i? The authors conclude from their experiment that the most susceptible age for forming confessional tolerance was 17–19 years, and recommend planning ethno-confessional subjects for the 1st–2nd year of college or senior vocational school years. → Naumenko and Naumenko 2016

Evidence¶

Naumenko and Naumenko 2016¶

Evgeny A. Naumenko, Olga N. Naumenko. (2016). Pedagogical Experience on Formation of Tolerant and Multicultural Consciousness of Students. European Journal of Contemporary Education. https://doi.org/10.13187/ejced.2016.17.335

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Authors' conclusion drawn from the four-year experiment with students aged 17–20; the article offers this as an observed regularity of the experiment without printing comparative statistics by age subgroup.

"The most susceptible age of students for the formation of confessional tolerance in our experiment proved to be the age of 17–19 years."

Discussion¶

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