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Формирование навыков психологического самоанализа педагогической деятельности у студентов-практикантов

Формирование навыков психологического самоанализа педагогической деятельности у студентов-практикантов

Abstract

The article presents the analysis of forming psychological self-analysis skills for pedagogical work in trainees. It offers a new system of tasks on psychology for students' teaching practice, which reflects peculiarities of trainees' work. The tasks are linked with such topics as «My psychological state during the lesson» and «My relations with the class». The article discusses analysis of tasks mentioned above for students majoring in «Physics (teaching)», «Russian Language and Literature», «Foreign Language (English, German, French)», and «Physical Education». The study singles out general and major-related specific situations, which influence teachers' psychological state and their chosen methods of active interaction with students in the class. It is argued that there is an interconnection between report form and chosen major, which proves that there are certain differences in written speech development in students that are representing various samples. The study offers potential directions of work with students (future teachers), that will help to develop their psychological selfanalysis skills for pedagogical work.

Представлен анализ проблемы формирования навыков психологического самоанализа педагогической деятельности у студентов-практикантов; предложена новая система заданий по психологии во время педагогической практики, отражающая особенности деятельности самого практиканта: «Мое психическое состояние на уроке» и «Мои взаимоотношения с классным коллективом». Обсуждается содержание отчетов по этим заданиям студентов специальностей «Физика (пед.)», «Русский язык и литература», «Иностранный (английский, немецкий, французский) язык» и «Физическая культура». Выявлены общие и специфические для каждого направления ситуации, влияющие на психическое состояние будущих педагогов, и используемые ими методы оптимизации психического состояния, а также методы активного взаимодействия с ученическим коллективом. Установлен факт связи формы написания отчета с избранной специальностью, что указывает на различия в развитии письменной речи студентов представителей разных выборок. Характеризуются дальнейшие возможные направления работы со студентами будущими учителями по развитию у них навыков психологического самоанализа деятельности.

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ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ САМОАНАЛИЗ, ПЕДАГОГИЧЕСКАЯ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТЬ, ПЕДАГОГИЧЕСКАЯ ПРАКТИКА, СТУДЕНТ-ПРАКТИКАНТ

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