IMPROVING THE METHODOLOGY OF DEVELOPING PEDAGOGICAL COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCIES IN PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS
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pedagogical communication, communicative competence, teacher training, reflective practice, digital toolsAbstract
This article explores methodological improvements aimed at developing pedagogical communicative competencies in prospective teachers. Since communication is a central component of effective teaching, strengthening skills such as constructive interaction, emotional responsiveness, conflict management, dialogic exchange, and verbal clarity is essential. The paper argues that communicative competence must be formed through intentional training supported by reflective practice, experiential learning, modern digital tools, and mentorship. The study highlights innovative approaches that can enhance the communicative readiness of future educators.
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