Chronotopes of didactic communication in modern university

Abstract

Introduction. The article is devoted to the scantily explored problem of (re) organization of spatial-temporal (chronotopic) aspects of didactic communication in a modern university. The author notes the fact that researchers rarely address this problem.Purpose setting. The purpose of the research is to introduce the concept of the chronotope of didactic communication and describe the leading modes structuring the chronotope of didactic communication in a modern university.Methodology and methods of the study. The research method is a theoretical analysis of chronotopes of didactic communication in a modern university. The initial theoretical premise of the study is the idea of a complex, systemic nature of didactic communication, in which spatial and temporal characteristics are associated with the very organization of educational and pedagogical interactions in a modern university and influence the choice of educational forms and methods of impact.Results. There is a high importance of factors of space and time of educational interaction in the ideas of teachers and students regarding didactic communication in a modern university. The fact of the influence of spatial and temporal features of educational interaction on the process of understanding the subject content by students and on the very organizational scheme of didactic interactions in a modern university is noted.Conclusion. Chronotopes of didactic communication are systems of spatial and temporal organization of didactic communication, correlation of physical and psychological spaces and time of didactic communication, management of psychological mechanisms of orientation of participants of educational interaction in space and time of didactic communication. These systems are different for traditional and modern educational systems, the development of university professional education is in the direction of greater consideration of the psychological space and time of didactic interaction.