Formation of analytical and synthetic skills among future teachers in contemporary educational environments
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Analysis, Synthesis, Educational Environment, Professional Training, Pedagogical ActivityAbstract
The article examines the problem of developing the skills of future teachers regarding the use of methods of analysis and synthesis in the modern educational environment. The topicality of the topic is determined by the need to train a new generation of teachers who are able to critically interpret pedagogical information, identify problems of the educational process, generalize advanced pedagogical experience and creatively apply it in professional activities. The purpose of the article is to justify the importance of methods of analysis and synthesis as important tools for the formation of professional competence of future teachers. Within the scope of the study, the methods of optimal preparation of future teachers for the use of analysis and synthesis during the study and implementation of advanced pedagogical experience are determined. The peculiarities of the application of these methods for identifying errors, shortcomings and gaps in the educational process, as well as for their timely correction, are revealed. Special attention is paid to analysis and synthesis as means of determining the didactic value of pedagogical innovations and their adaptation to the conditions of a modern school. The article also outlines the main levels of readiness of future teachers to use analysis and synthesis in pedagogical activity. It was concluded that the formation of analytical and synthetic skills is a necessary condition for improving the quality of professional training of future teachers
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