Psychological readiness for the risk of innovative activities of teachers

Mikheeva, T.B.; Elagina, Marina

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202021018029

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“…In practical activities aimed at rethinking professional failures and mistakes, the teacher's attitude to everything that happens in the educational process changes. Creative and reflexive activity becomes an internal conscious work of the teacher's personality and a professional value [18]. The internship, organized taking into account the personal interests of the teacher, opens up opportunities for finding elements that form the individual style of the teacher's skill, revealing and developing his professionally significant values.…”

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Comprehensive model of safe educational spaces and lifelong learning for educators: regional approach

Murugova

Bulankina²,

Molokova³

et al. 2021

E3S Web Conf.

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This article considers approaches to the strategies and tactics of the methodological support for modern teachers’ activity in the frameworks of the National Project on Education as seen and presented via innovation humanitarian practices in the current professional community of the Regional Destination (Novosibirsk, Russia). Of particular theoretical and practical significance is the identification of the degree of objectivity and safety of the rationale of Tutoring within a network of consulting centers to provide methodological support for assessing the quality of professional skills and knowledge of educators of the Lifelong Learning stage. The empirical array is the regional centers’ activity in the aspect of functional literacy of the participants as the main message of theory, practice and provisions of the comprehensive axiological model of the regional information and education spaces. The conclusion is made on inconsistency of personalized teaching and learning as well as on management of continuing education.

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confidence: 99%