THE ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL IDENTIFICATION IN MANAGING PEDAGOGICAL CONFLICTS
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Pedagogical conflict, professional identification, teacher personality, conflict management, pedagogical reflection, professional competence, pedagogical communication.Abstract
This article analyzes the professional identification of a teacher as an important psychological factor in managing conflicts that arise in the course of pedagogical activity. The study presents a scientific and theoretical examination of the essence of pedagogical conflicts, the causes of their emergence, and the role of professional identification in the process of managing them. In addition, the significance of the teacher’s level of professional self-awareness, reflective abilities, and the formation of professional values in the constructive resolution of conflict situations is substantiated.
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