Інтеграція музейної педагогіки та освітньо-військових інновацій у психолого-педагогічну реабілітацію й національно-патріотичне виховання молоді
Журнал
Молодь і ринок
ISSN
2617-0825
Дата випуску
2026-05
Автор(и)
Пустовалов, Богдан
DOI
10.24919/2308-4634.2026.356071
Анотація
У статті досліджено потенціал інтеграції музейної педагогіки та військово-освітніх інновацій у системі національно-патріотичного виховання та психолого-педагогічної реабілітації молоді. Схарактеризовано ключові особливості поєднання інтерактивного музейного простору з VR-технологіями, військовими симуляторами та цифровими архівами. Обґрунтовано організаційно-педагогічні умови впровадження цих інновацій для формування стійкої громадянської ідентичності та ментального відновлення особистості в умовах воєнного стану. Визначено роль діджиталізації музеїв у збереженні історичної пам’яті та зміцненні психологічної стійкості. Запропоновані підходи сприяють модернізації освітнього процесу та адаптації молоді до викликів сучасності.
Synergetic Integration of Museum Pedagogy and Military-Educational Innovations: A Framework for National-Patriotic Upbringing and Psychological Rehabilitation.
The article addresses the urgent need to modernize the national-patriotic upbringing and psychological-pedagogical rehabilitation of youth in Ukraine under the conditions of martial law. The research substantiates that traditional educational paradigms are insufficient for the “digital-native” generation, requiring a shift toward immersive, technologically advanced environments. The author explores the transformative potential of integrating museum pedagogy with military-educational innovations, such as Virtual Reality (VR), tactical simulators, and digital military archives, to create a multi-sensory educational space.
The study details specific cases of implementing these technologies, including virtual tours of destroyed cultural heritage, 360-degree battlefield reconstructions, and volumetric video monologues of contemporary heroes. It is demonstrated that such tools do not merely provide historical information but foster deep emotional engagement and empathy. A central focus is placed on the psychological-pedagogical rehabilitation aspect, where museum spaces serve as “safe environments” for processing collective trauma. The article introduces a methodology for “reflective sessions” and debriefing conducted by educators and psychologists post-immersion. These sessions are designed to convert intense emotional experiences into positive life attitudes, civic resilience, and post-traumatic growth.
Furthermore, the research identifies the organizational and pedagogical conditions necessary for this integration, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary training of educators and the development of “hybrid” curricula. The author concludes that the synergy between historical memory (the museum component) and practical defense skills (the military-educational component) forms a steadfast civic identity and strengthens national security. The proposed model provides a practical blueprint for educational institutions and cultural centers to adapt to modern challenges, ensuring the mental well-being and social adaptation of the future generation.
The article addresses the urgent need to modernize the national-patriotic upbringing and psychological-pedagogical rehabilitation of youth in Ukraine under the conditions of martial law. The research substantiates that traditional educational paradigms are insufficient for the “digital-native” generation, requiring a shift toward immersive, technologically advanced environments. The author explores the transformative potential of integrating museum pedagogy with military-educational innovations, such as Virtual Reality (VR), tactical simulators, and digital military archives, to create a multi-sensory educational space.
The study details specific cases of implementing these technologies, including virtual tours of destroyed cultural heritage, 360-degree battlefield reconstructions, and volumetric video monologues of contemporary heroes. It is demonstrated that such tools do not merely provide historical information but foster deep emotional engagement and empathy. A central focus is placed on the psychological-pedagogical rehabilitation aspect, where museum spaces serve as “safe environments” for processing collective trauma. The article introduces a methodology for “reflective sessions” and debriefing conducted by educators and psychologists post-immersion. These sessions are designed to convert intense emotional experiences into positive life attitudes, civic resilience, and post-traumatic growth.
Furthermore, the research identifies the organizational and pedagogical conditions necessary for this integration, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary training of educators and the development of “hybrid” curricula. The author concludes that the synergy between historical memory (the museum component) and practical defense skills (the military-educational component) forms a steadfast civic identity and strengthens national security. The proposed model provides a practical blueprint for educational institutions and cultural centers to adapt to modern challenges, ensuring the mental well-being and social adaptation of the future generation.
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