PEDAGOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DEVELOPING THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS
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Keywords: professional development, pedagogical activity, methodological skills, communicative readiness, legal and regulatory foundations, digital educational environment, SMART technologies, self-assessment ability, professional competence.Abstract
A future primary school teacher is a student undergoing professional development at a higher pedagogical education institution and preparing for pedagogical activity by gradually acquiring theoretical knowledge, methodological skills, personal and professional values, a culture of communication, and digital pedagogical experience. Professional competence does not emerge as a fully developed quality; rather, it is formed throughout the educational process through understanding pedagogical situations, completing practice-oriented tasks, evaluating one’s own performance, working with digital resources, gaining experience during teaching practice, and developing a professional identity. This article examines the pedagogical and psychological characteristics of developing the professional competence of future primary school teachers, with particular emphasis on professional motivation, methodological thinking, communicative readiness, reflective activity, digital competence, and adaptation to a SMART educational environment.
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