Abstract

The necessity of organizing the preparation of pre-service teacher of natural-mathematical disciplines for the use and creation of high-quality didactic visual aids in future professional activities is substantiated. This article proposes a structurally-functional model of pre-service teacher for the use of visualization technologies in the educational process, which is justified from the standpoint of systemic, synergetic, activity, acmeological, axiological, contextual and technological approaches. The developed model contains target, substantive-procedural, and resultative-evaluative blocks. The target block covers the goals, objectives and components of the pre-service teacher’s readiness to use visualization technologies in professional activities. The content-procedural block reveals conceptual provisions (normative documents, methodological approaches, training principles), preparation stages (basic, productive and corrective), relevant educational disciplines and modules, as well as the necessary educational and methodological support, methods and forms for organizing the learning process for the pre-service teachers. The productive and evaluation unit contains the criteria, levels and the result of the preparation of pre-service teachers of natural-mathematical disciplines for the use of visualization technologies in the educational process. Each of the proposed stages has a specific goal and objectives that can be adjusted in the process of testing this model. The article describes the characteristics of educational and methodological support necessary for the implementation of the specified training.

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