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Methods of implementing interdisciplinary links between physics and computer science
use of creative energy in accordance with their inter
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ests, inclinations and forces.
The educational function of the program helps
to create conditions for research, which contributes
to the development of research initiative and the for
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mation of the positive personality traits of the stu
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dent, such as activity and independence. The moti
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vational function of the program can be considered
as educational and developmental ones. Motivation
is the first stage for the assimilation of knowledge
(Talyzina N.F.,
1984)
[5]. This principle allows to
train not only private, but also general human skills
– hard work, patience and perseverance in achiev
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ing goals
.
Moreover, we should consider the principle ac
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cording to which the selected material should use
cross-curricular connections. The use of interdisci
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plinary connections is one of the most difficult meth
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odological problems for a science teacher in higher
educational institution. In addition, the teacher needs
to master the methodology of using cross-curricular
connections, identify topics in which it is possible
and advisable to rely on cross-curricular connec
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tions, master the technology of their implementation
(
Hansen K.-H.,
1996:669-682) [6]. Cross-curricular
connections make it possible to plan the study of the
material, to save precious study time. Knowledge of
physics in tandem with informatics is concretized,
deepened and generalized. Interdisciplinary connec
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tions are necessary and important, but the question
of their qualitative implementation, as one of the as
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pects of the general problem of improving teaching
methods remains open (
Garkunov V.P., Nikolaeva
E.B.,
2008:28) [7]. In this sense, physics with infor
-
matics can be a good way to solve the problem of
integrating knowledge dispersed in different cours
-
es. In fact, we are talking about the emergence of
a new subject, that is, a complex of scientific dis
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ciplines leading to a comprehensive knowledge of
phenomenon, broadening the horizons of students
(future teachers), as well as deepening and concret
-
izing general knowledge of the basic component of
the program (
Ivanova O.A.,
1995) [8]. Lessons with
interdisciplinary connections can be classified into
three types. The fragmentary type implies the imple
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mentation of connections with other subjects and is
carried out at separate stages of the lesson. The core
type relies on knowledge from other subjects and
constitutes a prerequisite of the lesson. Integrated
lesson type synthesizes knowledge from different
subjects throughout the lesson.
Each group has its own specifics, which must be
taken into account when developing an educational
program for future teachers in higher educational
institutions. The formation of educational programs
for groups has certain difficulties. The specificity
of a particular group of students may not be clearly
expressed, as a result of which, it will be difficult
to select the necessary educational material, to set
various educational tasks and select objects for labo
-
ratory work.
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