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Психолого-педагогические условия активизации самораскрытия способностей подростков как фактора академической успешности

Authors: Malakhovа, V. R.;

Психолого-педагогические условия активизации самораскрытия способностей подростков как фактора академической успешности

Abstract

The article shows the relevance of the study of the phenomenon of self-disclosure of abilities in a teenager and its connection with academic success. On the basis of the earlier ascertaining experiment, devoted to the study of the determinants of self-disclosure of adolescent abilities, psychological and pedagogical conditions for their activation were developed and the effectiveness of these conditions was proved. Psychological and pedagogical conditions are implemented through the program and are based on the following principles: phenomenological; existential-humanistic; the coherence of teaching and learning, provided by the reliance on the subjective experience of the student.

В статье показана актуальность исследования феномена самораскрытия способностей у подростка и его связь с академической успешностью. На основе ранее проведенного констатирующего эксперимента, посвященного изучению детерминант самораскрытия способностей подростка, разработаны психолого-педагогические условия их активизации и доказана эффективность этих условий. Психолого-педагогические условия реализуются через программу и основываются на следующих принципах: феноменологический; экзистенциальногуманистический; согласованность учения и обучения, обеспеченная опорой на субъектный опыт учащегося.

Keywords

Я-КОНЦЕПЦИЯ, SELF-CONCEPT, ACADEMIC SUCCESS OF A TEENAGER, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS, АКАДЕМИЧЕСКАЯ УСПЕШНОСТЬ ПОДРОСТКА, ПСИХОЛОГО-ПЕДАГОГИЧЕСКИЕ УСЛОВИЯ, САМОРАСКРЫТИЕ СПОСОБНОСТЕЙ, SELF-DISCLOSURE OF ABILITIES

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