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ERIC Number: EJ1124725
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2016-Mar
Pages: 8
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ISSN: EISSN-2353-9518
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The Development of Future Technology Teachers' Artistic-Projective Abilities: Foreign Experience
Kurach, Mykola
Comparative Professional Pedagogy, v6 n1 p28-35 Mar 2016
The necessity to form and develop future technology teachers' creative abilities has been stressed in the article. The psychologic-pedagogical researches of the leading specialists from Europe, the USA and Japan in the field of creative work and creativity have been analyzed. The main problems of the creative artistic-projective abilities development have been determined based on the analysis and synthesis of foreign and native philosophic, pedagogical and psychological literature dedicated to characteristics of such notions as "creative work" and "creativity". Approaches and conceptions providing students -- future technology teachers -- with creative activities have been singled out. The gist of psychological mechanism for forming teachers' creative personality has been established and its basic features have been determined as a result of the world experience of the theory and methods of creative abilities development generalization. The main features are as follows: an independence and an inclination towards divergent behavior; flexibility of thinking and readiness for everything new; motivation for self-actualization; striving for self-expressing and ability to creative work; ability to find out how to set and solve the problems. It has been mentioned that the technology teachers' artistic-projective activity requires their creative abilities development, which, in their turn, are formed on the ground of well-developed general and special (art, projective, technological, pedagogical) potencies. Therefore, the effectiveness of the students' art-projective knowledge and skills forming depends upon the extent their general, special and creative abilities have been developed. That is why skillful and pedagogically correct organization of future technology teachers' artistic-projective activities will inevitably provide the higher qualitatively new level of their creative abilities and creativity.
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Evaluative
Education Level: Higher Education; Postsecondary Education
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Identifiers - Location: Europe; United States; Japan
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