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№ 1(134)/2021
ВЕСТНИК Евразийского национального университета имени Л.Н. Гумилева.
Серия Педагогика. Психология. Социология
BULLETIN of L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University. Pedagogy. Psychology. Sociology Series
D. Sakenov, A. Zhubandykova, J. Sultanova, R. Nabuova, S. Osipova
target settings for teachers’ creative activity
development; to provide the teachers with the
necessary skills in order to complete the goal.
3 – Principles: variability; humanization;
coordination; dialogism.
4 – Conditions of implementation:
individualization,
problem,
professional
orientation.
5 – Components: motivational, orientational,
content-related and operational, value-based and
volitional, evaluative.
6 – Levels of development (the first level –
low (replicating), the second level – medium
(interpreting), the third level – sufficiently high
(creative), the fourth level – high (perspective-
based and creative)).
7 – Techniques: educating teachers through
retraining and advanced training, using a
modular program consisting of separate parts
of the training material (modules), principles
of modular training (modularity, structuring
the content of training, flexibility, efficiency,
parity), teaching methods (informative (lectures,
consultations,
conversations);
operational
(individual tasks, practical work), exploratory
(business game, game situations, problem tasks,
design), control-related (current, intermediate
and final control).
8 – Delivery of a specialized course
called «Theoretical basics of creative activity
development in tertiary education teachers».
9 – Results: Development of creative activity
in university teachers.
Taking into account the structural components
of the model of teachers’ creative activity
development in the system of training and
advanced training, it can be assumed that the
increase in the level of development of individual
components elevates the level of development
of the structure as a whole. Hypothetically, we
had distinguished four levels of development of
teachers’ creative activity for each component:
1. The first level was defined as low
(replicating). The teachers who are at this level
can be distinguished by their passive attitude to
the improvement of their professional activities,
abstract thinking, and analytic ability, and are
incapable of obtaining knowledge independently.
2. The second level can be called medium
(interpretive). At this level, teachers possess
cognitive abilities, show independence, are
actively involved in cognitive and creative
activity, but are not confident in their abilities
and can be characterized by increased emotional
expansiveness.
3. The third level was called sufficiently
high (creative), where the cognitive capabilities
and skills allow the teacher to master academic
material independently. At this level, teachers are
quite demanding of themselves and capable of
reproducing received knowledge, make an effort
to act on the level of creative abilities in new
unusual situations, create study assignments and
design the process of their execution.
4. The fourth level was defined as high
(perspective-based and creative). At this level,
teachers are aware of their cognitive capabilities
and abilities, have pronounced creative
independence in solving professional problems,
possess developed value-based, volitional, and
evaluative components.
Our goal can be achieved by educating teachers
in the process of retraining and advanced training,
using a modular program consisting of separate
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