Abstract

Currently, in the conditions of the war, there are intensive searches for ways of functioning and development of continuous pedagogical education in Ukraine as the basis of national-patriotic, social, spiritual-cultural, intellectual development of society and the state. One of the effective ways to improve the quality of continuous pedagogical education is the transition to resource-oriented learning. In the article, the authors present a subsystem of resource-based learning of teachers of the subject "Defense of Ukraine" in the system of continuous pedagogical education, which is positioned as a set of three interrelated components: conceptual, didactic and effective. The conceptual component is represented by the goal of resource-based learning of teachers of the subject "Defense of Ukraine" in the system of continuous pedagogical education, and tasks that are reflected in the program of professional development of teachers of the subject "Defense of Ukraine" in the system of continuous pedagogical education. The didactic component is characterized by a number of components: classroom work (lectures, practical classes, trainings, seminars, master classes, etc.) during the organization of professional development courses for teachers of the subject "Defense of Ukraine"; extracurricular work (online training with lecturers, trainers of continuing education institutions); practice (attending classes organized and conducted by instructors of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the basis of territorial recruitment and social support centers); methods of active learning from teachers of the subject "Defense of Ukraine"; active teaching methods at professional development courses from lecturers/trainers; consolidation of resources for the acquisition of military applied knowledge, skills and abilities. The effective component reflects the degree of formation of new military didactic knowledge in the teachers of the discipline "Defense of Ukraine", the system of knowledge by areas (military-historical, legal foundations of the defense of Ukraine; pre-conscription training; civil protection; pre-medical assistance, tactical medicine), military applied skills and skills for effective conducting of classes on the subject.

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