STANDARTS OF PEDGOGICAL EDUCATION AS BASIC CRITERIAS OF PROFESIONAL TEACHER’S COMPETANCY FORMATION IN EUROPIAN COUNTRIES

  • N.I. Melnyk
Keywords: professional development, professional pedagogical standards, educational space, pedagogical knowledge

Abstract

Peculiarities of pedagogical education standards in the context of European educational space, peculiarities of national policy influence on professional pedagogical standards is presented in the issue. The author analysed criteria and levels of professional pedagogical standards, their connection with pedagogical knowledge and professional development.

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Published
2016-12-26
Pages
141-145
Section
СЕКЦІЯ 4 ТЕОРІЯ І МЕТОДИКА ПРОФЕСІЙНОЇ ОСВІТИ