Professional Training Of Teachers Research Articles

Professional Training of Future Teachers of Physical Culture for Animation Leisure Activities

The purpose of the study is to determine the need for professional competencies development for future teachers of physical culture in the field of animation leisure activities, taking into account modern educational requirements and trends. The research methodology for preparing future teachers of physical education for animation leisure activities includes several key methods and approaches. One of the main methods is the analysis of scientific literature, including the study of existing research papers, articles, and monographs related to the professional training of future teachers of physical education for animation activities. To achieve the research objectives, it is necessary to define and analyze the concepts “professional training”, “animation leisure activities”, “competence”, and other important terms. This methodology allows a comprehensive study of the process of preparing future physical education teachers for animation leisure activities. Results. It has been found that animation leisure activities play a significant role in the professional training of future physical education teachers, as they contribute to the development of professional competencies, creativity, and communication skills. This concept encompasses various activities and actions that help students not only master the methods of organizing leisure activities but also develop the ability to engage others in an active and healthy lifestyle. Conclusions. Animation as an educational component can make a school lesson more engaging through various methods, forms, and means. Animation can be fully applied as a creative learning activity that develops learners’ potential while also encouraging them to challenge current social issues. Animation is viewed not only within the context of leisure but also as an opportunity to be applied in the educational practice of modern education.

Studying Abroad as a Means of Preparing Future Music Teachers in China

The concept of studying abroad as a means of preparing future music teachers in China has a rich and complex history, reflecting the nation’s evolving educational philosophies, political changes, and cultural exchanges. The purpose of this study is to present the genesis of using studying abroad as part of the professional training for future music teachers, detailing the goals and social mandates across various stages of Chinese state development. The article also draws attention to the organic "embeddedness" of such a means of training future music teachers in the Chinese system of professional and higher music-pedagogical education, especially of vocal practices that are not traditional for Chinese culture. Methodology. The study employs a historical-analytical approach, examining primary and secondary sources to trace the evolution of studying abroad as a practice for Chinese music educators. This includes an analysis of normative documents and policy papers available on official educational authority and institution websites. Additionally, qualitative data from interviews with contemporary music educators who have studied abroad provide insights into current practices and perceptions. The findings reveal that the practice of studying abroad for music education, primarily for personal music career development and secondarily for teaching, has been prevalent throughout Chinese history, and has undergone significant transformations over the past century. In the modern period, China continues to send a significant number of students abroad, supported by initiatives such as the China Scholarship Council and ‘One Belt – One Road’ Initiative. These programs facilitate grant support and promote cultural exchange and international cooperation, enriching the professional development of future music teachers in China. The study concludes that international educational experiences have profoundly impacted Chinese music education. Educators trained abroad have introduced diverse musical styles, innovative teaching methodologies, and a global perspective that enhance the learning experience of Chinese students. The integration of international practices has elevated the standards of music education in China, and gained global recognition. However, challenges remain in balancing traditional Chinese music with Western influences, and ensuring equitable access to international education opportunities. The study highlights the need for continuous adaptation and the development of strategies to address these challenges, ensuring that the benefits of studying abroad are fully realised in the Chinese educational context.

Informatization of the professional training of future teachers of physical education in the conditions of distance education

The article shows the importance of the use of new information technologies in the process of professional training of future teachers of physical education at the current stage of the development of society in the conditions of distance learning. The main directions and tasks regarding the use of info-communication and multimedia learning tools in the professional training of students from the specialty 014 Secondary education are defined. (physical culture). The educational component "sports-pedagogical informatics" was introduced into the educational process, the curriculum and diagnostic technology for assessing success according to the modular rating system for this course were developed. It has been established that the implementation of such innovative tasks in full will make it possible to significantly optimize the professional training of future specialists in the conditions of distance learning and to quickly integrate into the European educational space. In addition, the main stages of the introduction of computer and multimedia tools into the educational process of future teachers of physical culture are determined. The justified need to introduce the educational component "Sports and pedagogical informatics" into the educational process of students from the specialty 014 Secondary education (physical culture). Carrying out such innovative tasks in full will make it possible to significantly optimize the professional training of students in the specialty 014 Secondary education (physical education) in the conditions of distance learning.

Pengaruh Pendidikan Jasmani Bagi Anak Sekolah Dasar untuk Pembentukan Karakter di Era Modern

This research aims to examine the influence of physical education for elementary school children on character formation in the modern era. By using the literature review method, which begins with identifying relevant sources. The results of the research show that physical education in the modern era has a very important role in development. holistic children. Physical education does not only focus on physical aspects, but also includes cognitive, effective and psychomotor development. Physical education contributes to the formation of students' character and social skills in the modern era. In this context, the role of teachers as role models is crucial, where they are expected to deliver materials in creative and interactive ways, including utilizing digital platforms such as TikTok to attract students' interest. The research also highlights the challenges faced in implementing physical education, such as the lack of facilities and resources and the need for professional training for teachers to improve the quality of learning. Thus, physical education is expected to contribute not only to students' physical health, but also to the development of social skills and adaptability in an increasingly digitalized world.

MODERN TECHNOLOGIES FOR DEVELOPING TEACHERS' SUGGESTIVE COMPETENCE

This article analyzes the relevance of improving suggestive competence in the process of training future teachers to successfully perform professional tasks in modern education. In order to solve these problems, the article reveals the key aspects that make this competence an integral part of the professional training of teachers, emphasizing the role of suggestive competence in the formation of a pedagogical personality and the ability to influence students through motivation, emotional impact and a mindset for success. The analysis focuses on the need to integrate suggestive competence into the professional training of future teachers so that they are ready to effectively perform their professional tasks in modern education.

THE SPECIFIC FEATURES OF TEACHING MODERN PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES IN PEDAGOGICAL HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

This article examines the relevance and necessity of teaching the Python programming language for the professional and methodological training of future computer science teachers in pedagogical universities. Python software is one of the modern programming languages and is being implemented at all levels of education. For this reason, it is necessary that a future computer science teacher has the knowledge and skills to use Python to learn the basics of programming.

Improving Preschool Children’s Fundamental Movement Skills Through Teacher Professional Development Training

Improving Preschool Children’s Fundamental Movement Skills Through Teacher Professional Development Training

Knowledge and Perception Towards Psychotropic Drugs Among the General Population in Saudi Arabia.

Mental health is crucial to overall well-being. Despite an increase in mental disorders over the past few decades, public awareness remains slow-growing, and stigmatization towards psychotropic medications persists. Therefore, this study aimed to identify knowledge and perceptions of psychotropic drugs among the general population in the Makkah Region, Saudi Arabia. A questionnaire-based cross-sectional study was conducted among adults aged 18 years old and older, living in the Makkah Region, Saudi Arabia, from 1 January to 30 April 2024. Descriptive statistics were used to describe participants' characteristics, and categorical variables were reported as frequencies and percentages. A Chi-square test was used to examine the relationships between variables. A total of 717 participants were involved in the study: (52%) were from Jeddah, (25.9%) were from Taif, and (22%) were from Makkah. The mean age was 33.9 years, and 67.1% were females. Among the participants, (20.8%) had experienced a psychiatric illness, (41.7%) had a member of the family who suffered from a psychiatric illness, (39.5%) had a family member who used a psychiatric drug, and only 25 (7%) had a child suffering from a psychiatric illness. Specifically, 20.8% of those with a psychiatric illness demonstrated good knowledge (P=0.001), 16.1% of those with a family history of psychiatric illness had good knowledge (P=0.007), 16.3% with family use of psychiatric drugs had good knowledge (P=0.006), and 24.5% of those who used psychiatric drugs had high knowledge (P=0.001). Overall, (40.6%) of participants had a low level of knowledge and perception about psychotropic drugs, (47.8%) had a moderate knowledge and perception level, and only (11.6%) had high knowledge and perception. Psychological well-being is crucial for health, but misconceptions persist, acting as barriers that impede people from seeking and accepting necessary psychiatric care. The findings highlight the need for targeted public education and healthcare professional training to improve Confirmed understanding and reduce stigma around psychotropic drugs in Saudi Arabia. A multifaceted approach involving policy development, community outreach, and ongoing research is essential for enhancing mental health outcomes and treatment accessibility.

Updating the information-contextual approach in training future foreign language teachers through case studies

The article examines the issues of interdependence of the information-contextual approach in the training of future foreign language teachers through case studies and innovative technologies. The relevance of this problem is due to the need to improve the training of future foreign language teachers in connection with the combination of the anthropocentric paradigm of education with innovative technologies, the characteristic features of which are the use of activity technologies, which include case studies. The purpose of this scientific article is to identify the features of using the information-contextual approach in the process of professional training of future foreign language teachers through case studies. The tasks were set to prepare a review of current scientific research and sources related to the topic of the article and to clarify the essence of the key concepts of "information-contextual approach" and "case technologies". Conclusions on the set goal as a result of the conducted study indicate that the integration processes that characterize the education system are associated with the trends in the development of the methodological basis of the new educational paradigm, which determine the need to update the information-contextual approach in the process of professional training of future foreign language teachers.

PRESCHOOL TEACHERS PREPARATION FOR WORKING WITH CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS IN CALIFORNIA

Following the realization of the importance of early development and the low quality of early childhood education programs in the United States the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) were established to develop professional standards for special educators. It was found that the most important factor in providing education for children with special needs is well-trained teaching staff. Principles for ensuring the existence of high-quality programs for kindergartens began to be developed. A new concept of “Developmentally Appropriate Practice” was formed by The National Association for Nursery Education (NANE and seven standards for the professional training of early childhood teachers were proposed. The Education for All Handicapped Children Act was passed by the Congress in 1975. IDEA regulates how states and public agencies provide early intervention, special education, and other services. The state has established grants to improve the quality of school education by attracting and retaining effective teachers. It was found that 7 million, or 14% of all public school received special education services. The California Commission on Teacher Credentialing is revising the Special Education Standards for Children with Disabilities. The commission developed draft teaching, administration, and preparation program guidelines in collaboration with a technical advisory group of early childhood education professionals. It was clarified that there are additional internship programs in California, Completion of the internship program leads to a Certificate of Eligibility to Teach, which is identical to completion of a traditional teacher preparation program. It was concluded that the policy of the Department of Education, the educational laws of the United States are aimed at encouraging participation in formal and informal professional learning, but it should be a continuous process, because adults providing care and education are responsible for the progress of children throughout their lives.

Implementation of a subjective approach in assessing students' professional competencies

The article examines the theoretical and methodological foundations of the subjective approach in the professional training of future teachers. The results of pedagogical reflection of professional tests of students-future teachers in the field of inclusive education are presented. An issue is raised related to the problem of assessing the development of students'competencies in the process of their professional training at the university.

Methodical system of training future english language teachers based on a complex of approaches

Introduction. The article describes a methodical system for developing professional competencies of future English language teachers based on communicative, cognitive and synergetic approaches. The relevance of the study is due to the need to ensure effective professional training of future teachers in the context of the increasing complexity of the educational environment and the diversity of student needs. The purpose of the study is to design a methodical system based on a complex of approaches that allows creating more adaptive and flexible conditions for the training and professional development of future English language teachers, taking into account modern requirements and challenges in the field of education. Materials and Methods. During the study, a theoretical analysis of scientific literature and legal documents on the issue under study was carried out, as well as a comparative analysis of existing concepts of methodical systems and models for the formation of professional competencies of future teachers. The methods of analysis, synthesis, comparison, generalization and modelling are used in the study. Results. As a result of theoretical and comparative analysis of scientific research, generalization of our own practical experience, a methodical system for developing professional competencies of future English language teachers based on a complex of approaches has been developed, its key components, which ensure the comprehensive and systematic nature of the educational process, have been described, as well as the mechanism of their interaction. All components of the system are presented in target, content, conceptual and methodical, effective blocks. Discussions and Conclusions. The development of a methodology for the formation of professional competencies of future English language teachers based on communicative, cognitive and synergetic approaches in the process of studying special disciplines with a focus on the integration of disciplinarydevelopment and the progressive formation of competencies is a prospect for further research.

Formation of professional identity and motivation among future primary school teachers in the process of educational practice

Introduction. The article examines the problem of forming professional identity and motivation among students in the process of mastering the discipline “Educational practice (research work (obtaining primary skills in research work))”. The current stage of professional training of future teachers is focused on mastering the methods of integrating educational subjects for organizing developmental research activities, which is reflected in the “Core of Higher Pedagogical Education.” The purpose of the article is to substantiate the way of formation of professional identity and motivation of future teachers in the process of educational practice (research work (obtaining primary research skills)”. Materials and Methods. Theoretical and methodological analysis, a method of diagnostic analysis, including a questionnaire of professional identity of students (U. S. Rodygina), diagnosing the internal position of students in relation to their future profession, the components of which are the characteristics of the professional identity of students “Emotional attitude” and “ Conscious activity"; a methodology for determining motivation for vocational training (V.G. Katashev), which allows one to study and analyze the level of motivation of students in the context of their vocational education; methods of mathematical statistics. Results. Testing students – future primary school teachers in the process of educational practice to obtain primary skills in research work allowed us to conclude that the motivation of future primary school teachers is normal. As a result of the study, it was revealed that according to the questionnaire “Professional Identity of Students” (U. S. Rodygina), the highest average score was noted on the scale “positive emotions associated with meeting a person’s needs in the profession”, the lowest average score corresponds to the scale “position of a student’s passive attitude” to the acquired profession”. The results obtained from the diagnostic “Methodology for determining motivation for vocational training” showed that the highest average score corresponds to the normal level of motivation, the lowest – to the average level of motivation. Discussion and Conclusions. The obtained results of the study substantiate the relevance of the problem of forming professional identity and motivation among students of the faculty of primary school teacher training in the process of educational practice. The educational practice carried out at the faculty plays a key role in the formation of students’ primary research skills. The peculiarities of the implementation of this type of practice is that the process of training future teachers consists of three modules: methodological foundations of scientific knowledge; methods of psychological and pedagogical research; registration of the results of scientific work. Each module is aimed at achieving the goal of practice: obtaining primary research skills in organizing and conducting psychological and pedagogical research in education, processing and presenting its results. The module tasks are aimed at students performing a number of practical actions: studying the fundamentals of the scientific method; choosing a topic and research question; literature review; data collection and analysis; interpretation of results; writing a scientific article or report; preparing a presentation; public speaking practice; cooperation with the scientific supervisor; publication and feedback. The authors emphasize the effectiveness of the tasks used in the process of developing students’ research skills.

Influence of Teachers’ Professional Training and Development on Students’ Academic Performance in Public Secondary Schools in Ndhiwa Sub-County Homabay County, Kenya

Purpose: The persistent academic underperformance in public secondary schools in Kenyan rural areas has raised concerns among educators, policymakers, and local communities. The purpose of the study is to evaluate how teacher professional training and development influence academic performance. One of the key factors believed to have contributed to this challenge is the lack of sufficient and effective professional training and development programs for teachers. There is a growing need to examine how teachers' professional training and development influence students' academic outcomes. The problem this study seeks to address is the unclear and under-researched relationship between teachers' professional development and students' academic performance in Ndhiwa Sub-County. Methodology: The study used descriptive research design and 15 public secondary schools, 113 teachers and 522 students were involved in the study as study respondents. The study used document analysis and semi structured questionnaires to collect the quantitative data, which was analyzed through descriptive statistics (frequencies and percentages). Findings: The study reveals that teachers' professional training and development have a significant impact on students' academic performance in public secondary schools in Ndhiwa Sub-County. The findings also indicated that teachers who undergo continuous professional development are better equipped with modern teaching strategies, content knowledge, and student engagement techniques, which in turn positively influence students' academic outcomes. Teachers with higher levels of training and access to ongoing professional development demonstrate improved classroom management, increased use of learner-centered methodologies, and more effective assessment technique. Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: From the study findings, the study recommends that schools and educational authorities should develop more structured and regular Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programs that focus on subject-specific training, pedagogical skills, and updated teaching methodologies. This is because the study findings likely indicate that teachers who engage in regular training and development show better performance in student outcomes. The education policy makers should come up with the programs that forge partnerships between secondary schools and local universities or teacher training colleges to provide advanced training opportunities and access to educational research.

Проблемы подготовки педагогических кадров в предметной области «Искусство» в свете реализации Концепции художественного образования в Российской Федерации

Introduction. In 2001, the Concept of Art Education appeared in Russia. To understand the real situation of general education in the subject area of “Art”, it is necessary to analyze state documents and pedagogical practice for their compliance. Theoretical analysis. The historically established system of art education in Russia has a complex multi-stage structure. A special place in it is occupied by the direction of training teachers in the subject area “Art” for comprehensive schools. Empirical analysis. A comparison of the current situation of training students in the field of “Pedagogical education” (profile “Music”) and the problems identified in the Concept of teaching the subject “Art” leads to the understanding of the dependence of solving some problems on the set of competencies of young professionals going to work in educational organizations. Today, there is an objective contradiction between traditional forms and methods of teaching art and the attitude to it of the younger generation, who grew up in a digital environment. Consequently, training for teaching art at school, based solely on tradition, is not very effective. Conclusion. It is necessary to develop a new concept of professional training of teachers for the subject area “Art”, taking into account the realities of modernity.

Актуальные направления развития современной системы высшего педагогического образования

The Higher Pedagogical School is focused on the formation of students' ability and readiness for continuing education, professional and personal self-development and self-education, necessary in an era of intense social, economic, political and technological dynamics of change. The purpose of this article is to identify the current directions of development of the Russian system of higher pedagogical education in new socio-economic and socio-political conditions. The article considers the following areas of development of higher pedagogical schools: the transition to a unique national system of higher education; the creation of new models for evaluating the results of higher pedagogical education; the introduction of the "Core of higher pedagogical education" taking into account an interdisciplinary approach; the creation of a system of interregional pedagogical districts based on pedagogical universities. The article notes that the creation of a new national system of higher education gives Russian pedagogical education a more modern, competitive and qualitative character, thereby contributing to improving the professional training of future teachers and creating conditions for the implementation of trajectories of continuous pedagogical education. The article uses a theoretical method in the form of analysis of sources, as well as synthesis based on them. It is concluded that the key factor in the development of the higher education system and ensuring its high quality should be a harmonious combination of basic knowledge and practical training of students.

The problem of quality of qualified professional teacher training in Turkey

The education system of Ukraine is at the stage of European integration changes and internal modernization processes. The characteristic trends of this period are the realization of one's own national experience, its comparison with European and world traditions, as well as the need to analyze and highlight the most effective progressive ideas and advanced concepts that exist in the world space, the possibility of their adaptation to the needs of national education. Therefore, institutions of higher education must train qualified teachers, creative, possessing a high level of pedagogical skills, realizing their own autonomy and capable of developing original solutions. The novelty of the problematics of the studied topic is that the problem of the quality of professional training of a qualified teacher in Turkey has not yet found a comprehensive reflection and systematic generalization in the Ukrainian scientific and pedagogical discourse. Therefore, the goal of the study was to formulate the problem of the quality of professional training of a qualified teacher in Turkey. To implement the goals and objectives of scientific research, the authors relied on the following materials and methods of scientific research: 1) theoretical – analysis of scientific databases, electronic repositories of institutions of higher education, scientific institutions and libraries where dissertation abstracts, scientific publications and other scientific works are stored; systematization and generalization of research results; 2) empirical – conversations, correspondence with Turkish scientists and university professors; pedagogical supervision. The authors formulated the problem of the quality of training of a qualified teacher, which is a widely discussed problem for many years in the world and in Turkey itself, which proves the need to rethink the definition and boundaries of the teaching profession. On the basis of the generalization and systematization of the obtained results, the authors formulated the concept of "qualified teacher" – this is a novice teacher who has successfully completed training on an accredited educational program of initial teacher training. Scientific and practical recommendations on the use of constructive ideas of the Turkish experience to improve the quality of teacher training in the system of continuous pedagogical education of Ukraine are substantiated

Management of professional communication skill training for primary school teachers in Duong Kinh District, Hai Phong City

This study investigates the management of professional communication skill training for primary school teachers in Duong Kinh District, Hai Phong City, with the aim of fostering a happier school environment. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, the research combines quantitative data from structured questionnaires and qualitative insights from interviews and focus groups. The results show that 78% of participants attend communication skill training at least annually, but only 45% of teachers engage in these sessions more frequently, indicating a gap in training regularity. The effectiveness of the training programs varies, with principals and subject heads generally reporting higher effectiveness compared to teachers. Although 72% of respondents recognize a positive impact on the school environment, including improved classroom management and staff relations, 20% find the training to be of limited relevance or impact. Qualitative findings reveal challenges such as limited resources, insufficient time for training, and inconsistent staff commitment. The study identifies the need for more interactive and context-specific training to address these issues. Recommendations for improving training effectiveness include increasing awareness of the importance of communication skills, enhancing needs assessments, setting specific and relevant training goals, improving content and delivery methods, and creating supportive working conditions.

Organization of the Work of the School Physics Room within the Framework of the Research Practice of Future Physics Teachers

Introduction. The authors investigate the problem of professional training of a future physics teacher. The organization of scientific and research training of a future physics teacher requires taking into account the peculiarities of methodological work in the school physics classroom. Methodology. This study reflects the methodological and technological foundations of the scientific and research training of future physics teachers within the framework of the organization and functioning of the school physics room in an educational organization. The article presents the essential characteristics of the scientific and research training of future physics teachers (directions 44.04.01 Pedagogical education, program “Physics. Mathematics”) within the framework of the discipline “School physics room”. Results. A series of research tasks for students performed while working with the school physics classroom in the course of their research activities is described. The criteria for evaluating the physics classroom and the difficulties faced by student trainees are highlighted. Conclusions. The developed set of didactic materials and the proven organization of the course on the discipline “School Physics room” contribute to the formation of professional competencies of future physics teachers.

PECULIARITIES OF COMMUNICATIVE LEADERSHIP COMPETENCE

This article discusses the features of communicative competence, which is an integral part of modern leadership, ensuring successful interaction in a diverse and rapidly changing environment. Leaders with high communication skills can adapt to the challenges of the time, maintain a high level of team motivation, and achieve their goals. The authors explore the key aspects and characteristics of leaders' communicative competence. It is crucial for successful team management in a globalized and culturally diverse environment. In addition, the paper presents the main components of communicative leadership competence, analyses the works of domestic and foreign scholars on leadership competence, studies modern views of communicative leadership competence, and considers the leadership competence of future teachers of English. It is known that communicative leadership competence is an integral part of the professional training of future teachers of English. High communicative skills allow teachers to interact effectively with students and colleagues, create a positive and productive learning environment, and contribute to their personal and professional growth.