Theoretical Issues of the Training of Future Primary School Teachers for the Use of Innovative Technologies in Their Professional Activities

Abstract

The article deals with the raising of requirements for the professional training of future primary school teachers. This predetermines qualitatively new theoretical and methodical approaches to the training of students, which will allow them not only to master the basics of science and professional skills and abilities, but also new pedagogical achievements, innovative technologies etc. while studying in higher pedagogical institutions Successful mastering of innovative pedagogical technologies helps bachelors, specialists and masters meaningfully start the process of independent professional activity. The long-term experience of scientists in the training of future primary school teachers gives reason to assert that the solution to the problem of person-oriented education and its productivity is connected with the use of innovative, in particular, interactive technologies in the educational process. Scientific research show that interaction in many ways solves the problem of strengthening and preserving the mental and physical health of students, contributes to increasing the motivation towards educational activities. Interactive technologies in all their diversity are focused on realization of cognitive interests and needs of an individual, therefore special attention is given to organization of the process of effective communication, in which the participants of the interaction process are more mobile, more open and active. Modern higher education should address the principle of multilateral communication, and such its organization promotes the use of appropriate teaching methods. This contributes to the fact that students acquire sufficient knowledge of didactics, professional methods of primary education etc. for the implementation of innovative education of primary schoolchildren. The future scientific search should be the introduction of interactive technologies in the educational process of training future primary school teachers.