Abstract

The mentioned article examines the changes in the spiritual and moral state of young people at the modern stage of scientific and technical development of society, specifies the factors that lead to such changes, and establishes ways to prevent them in the modern educational space. As a result of the information-high technological and scientific-technical progress, especially the development of the information-high-tech revolution, under the influence of the revolution of science and technology, relations in various spheres of social production will change.  Free from mechanization, automation and computerization, the main mass of professionals will be located in the service environment. Therefore, young generations are looking for entertainment, not creative recognition of the achievements of world culture and personal development. A modern consistent scientific world view is formed on the basis of a complex system of philosophicaleducational, economic, socio-political and religious views. Analyzing the spiritual and moral character of young people at the modern scientific and technical stage of society's development is one of the priority tasks of modern sciences

Keywords

Youth, science, information and high technology, scientific and technical progress, revolution, technology

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