Proceedings of the International Conference on the Development of Education in Russia and the CIS Member States (ICEDER 2018) 2018
DOI: 10.2991/iceder-18.2018.7
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Individual Trajectory of Professional Growth of a Teacher in Russia

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“…Some approach to the development of modern consulting in the field of "general education" is considered in the context of moving from the "best practice" to the "next practice" [3]. Problems characterizing the modern educational environment [8,11,12,13,14] require more flexible approaches to leadership than the traditional reliance on the codification and integration of systematized knowledge, including innovative teaching methods, behaviors that would allow school principals to move from the "best practice" to the "next practice". This approach allows us to identify a way to solve complex problems that have become an integral part of the landscape of educational leadership, including circumstances in the professional environment that either limit or encourage this kind of educational leadership.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Some approach to the development of modern consulting in the field of "general education" is considered in the context of moving from the "best practice" to the "next practice" [3]. Problems characterizing the modern educational environment [8,11,12,13,14] require more flexible approaches to leadership than the traditional reliance on the codification and integration of systematized knowledge, including innovative teaching methods, behaviors that would allow school principals to move from the "best practice" to the "next practice". This approach allows us to identify a way to solve complex problems that have become an integral part of the landscape of educational leadership, including circumstances in the professional environment that either limit or encourage this kind of educational leadership.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…2. Formation of a system for planning the trajectory of professional growth [9] of the medium and long term with transparent and, at the same time, stringent standards regarding the terms of tenure, up to the system of "lifelong employment" for key employees of expert level.…”
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“…It seems that employers should assume the function of development and maintenance of professional growth [9] staff. However, according to the monitoring of the Russian Union of Rectors, 52% of employers surveyed (heads of educational organizations) are not ready to provide internship opportunities for senior students, while 30% of graduates would not have responded to such an offer.…”
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