Abstract

This article considers the problem of future teachers’ professional self-awareness enhancement in preparing for effective professional activity. The current knowledge paradigm in professional pedagogical education does not ensure the progress of future teachers’ professionally important qualities, such as professional self-awareness, a set of future teachers’ knowledge of their inner world, abilities, and self-evaluation. The review of some special issues reveals a decreasing motivation, partial loss of valuable attitude to teaching career of pedagogical students possessing theoretical knowledge, practical skills acquired in the course of high school special training. Nowadays there are constantly conducted studies of students ’personal characteristics and their ideas about themselves. However, experiments on the dynamics of future teachers' ideas about themselves as future professionals are not carrying out. This paper highlights substantiation of the relevance and importance of this problem in terms of professional self-determination and future teachers’ personality formation. It discovers approaches to professional self-awareness of modern future teachers’ enhancement. Modeling of a common pedagogical system with interrelated structural components and stages united by students’ professional self-awareness progress strategy presents a specially organized resource to solve this problem. Compliance with the developed complex of organizational and pedagogical conditions ensures progress in professional self-awareness of future teachers in the light of the selected criteria and indicators of this complex personal structure formation.

Highlights

  • One of the important goals of modern professional education is to develop future specialists' ability to take independent decisions in professional activity

  • The results of the analysis show that students do not have a professional identity, as they to a lesser extent characterize themselves as future teachers

  • The stating experiment of the research using survey methods, self-assessment scale of professionally important qualities of future teachers showed that the majority of students lost personal meaning of the professional training during the first three years of study at university

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Introduction

One of the important goals of modern professional education is to develop future specialists' ability to take independent decisions in professional activity. Rubinstein (1973) had a significant impact on self- awareness study They considered the process of self-awareness enhancement in the context of important personality structures' formation, creating a unique person's life “picture”. Theoretical analysis of the problem allows determining that future specialists’ professional self-awareness formation and their personality subjective development occur simultaneously. The research of different approaches to this concept allows us to determine professional selfawareness as an individual’s property, as a personality trait, characterized by an awareness of the significance of the chosen profession, by an emotionally evaluative attitude to the professional activity and to oneself as its subject, as well as by an assessment of one's professionally significant qualities, knowledge, abilities, skills at each stage of professional development. The formation of an adequate ‘I-concept’ and professional consciousness are the most important conditions for the professional development

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