TENDENCIES OF DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY OF STUDENTS' LEARNING ACTIVITY IN MODERN EDUCATIONAL SITUATION

Authors

  • N. Zhylenko

Keywords:

theory of productive education, professional competence, levels of methodology of activity, individual educational project, type of organizational culture.

Abstract

The possibility of incorporation of subjective factor of learning as the trend of increase of the efficiency of training for professional activities is reviewed in the article. The conditions that are needed to be created in educational institution for overcoming the gap between learning and practical activities were studied. It is made a search for mechanisms to overcome the contradiction between front-education offered within coursework system and the individual meanings of student's educational activity that should form the basis for graduate training for the activities under the project and technological type of organizational structure of modern society. Basing on the theory of "productive education" it is proposed to optimize the educational process, using the model of "individual educational project" of student, which allows to navigate in the educational content, methods, environment, determining the orientation of the possible options of solving tasks that arise within educational activities, providing students with the right to choose the option suitable to individual needs. The model of generalized educational route can be constructed as a series of groups of educational tasks formulated by the student as a problem issues: Me and my educational route; Me and my learning process; Me and my learning subjects; Me and other participants of the educational process; Me and my educational opportunities.

Published

2015-09-30

How to Cite

N. Zhylenko. (2015). TENDENCIES OF DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY OF STUDENTS’ LEARNING ACTIVITY IN MODERN EDUCATIONAL SITUATION. Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Series «Pedagogy», 2(2), 22–27. Retrieved from https://pedvisnyk.knu.ua/index.php/pedagogy/article/view/242