Modern changes in the model of professional and pedagogical training of medicines in the context of European integration processes
Keywords:
conditions of modernization of education, institutions of higher education, management in education, model of professional and pedagogical training of physicians, professionally-oriented educational environmentAbstract
Modern conditions of social development cause rethinking of the essence and goals of education, as a result of which the views on the professional activity of a specialist in the medical sphere and requirements to his personal qualities change. modernization of pedagogical conditions of future medical workers' professionalism formation is a requirement of modernity providing formation of competence and outlook professional characteristics of a future specialist, abilities to implement and improve his activity Modernization of pedagogical conditions of future medical workers' professionalism formation consists in creating pedagogically comfortable, professionally-oriented educational environment; introduction of innovative educational technologies and interactive teaching methods; students' awareness of the role of professional competence in their activity, which is the result of the combined influence of needs and goals, motives and incentives, cognitive interests. An important stage of modernization of pedagogical conditions of future medics' formation is the creation of a pedagogically comfortable environment, including benevolent atmosphere, the situation of success, improvisation, which should become a trigger mechanism in a complex process of activation of future specialists' professional capabilities in the comfortable environment, each subject changes himself, changes the situation around himself, fills the educational environment with new knowledge, experience, ways of activity, forms new needs.
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