2020
DOI: 10.17051/ilkonline.2020.764620
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Trans-professionalism as a predictor of adaptation of a person to digital professional future

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“…The second trend is the ongoing process of certain professions becoming obsolete and others emerging at a fast rate, accompanied by a blurring of borders between them. The third trend is the development of emerging industries, such as the creative industry, augmented reality design and human-centered services (Zeer et al, 2020). These trends necessitate teachers' developing new transprofessional competences in the digital environment.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The second trend is the ongoing process of certain professions becoming obsolete and others emerging at a fast rate, accompanied by a blurring of borders between them. The third trend is the development of emerging industries, such as the creative industry, augmented reality design and human-centered services (Zeer et al, 2020). These trends necessitate teachers' developing new transprofessional competences in the digital environment.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recent Russian studies have regarded transprofessionalism as a specialist's integral trait, which displays his/her capability to acquire and fulfill actions from diverse groups of professions with a high degree of rapprochement that have similar functions and a joint aim (Zeer et al, 2018). Further studies interpret transprofessionalism as an integral characteristic of someone who is ready, willing and able to adjust to changing circumstances of social and professional context (Zeer et al, 2020) and perform professionally in line with social and professional innovation challenges (Zeer et al, 2019). Based on Zeer's understanding of transprofessionalism, we define transprofessional competences as abilities enabling people to expand the borders of their profession, use the skill sets of other careers, quickly master new skills and abilities and find non-standard solutions to professional problems.…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The object of research by a number of scientists turned out to be representatives of Russian youth undergoing socialization and professionalization mainly in the Internet space, as a result of which a relationship was established between professional, value attitudes, strategies of Internet behavior and sociodemographic characteristics [7,8]. The research team of the Russian State Vocational Pedagogical University proposed a model of an educational platform that combines advanced professional education (hereinafter -APE) with vocational training in order to ensure that the qualifications of graduates meet the constantly changing requirements of the labor market by the time they complete their studies and accelerate their career growth [9][10][11][12].…”
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confidence: 99%