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Potentiality of the Question for the Development of Creative Thinking with the Fifth and Sixth Grades Pupils at Mathematics Lessons // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 2 (76). P. 5-8

In this article types of questions used to form conditions for developing creative thinking of pupils are analyzed. Using several themes of mathematics school curriculum of the fifth and sixth grades as an example, we postulate the necessity of using questions providing different levels of understanding and contributing to enriching pupils with different forms of inquisitive experience.

Keywords: keywords_eng

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MEANS OF CREATIVE THINKING DEVELOPMENT QUESTION AT THE LESSON OF MATHEMATICS IN A FEW COMPLEMENT SCHOOL // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 93-96

The article analyses types of questions forming prerequisites for pupils' creative thinking development. Necessity of using guest ions providing different levels of understanding and promoting pupils' creative thinking development is based on the study of definite themes in school mathematics course in 5-6th forms

Keywords: question, creative thinking development, mathematics, few complement school

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HISTORICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF TEACHERS IN RURAL UNGRADED SCHOOLS IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 39-42

The models of historical and pedagogical formation of teachers’ professional competence in rural ungraded schools in the Russian Federation are analyzed in this article. These models can be realized in two lines: training for rural ungraded schools and organizing of professional teachers’ development for this type of educational institution.

Keywords: professional teachers’ education, formation of professional teachers’ competence in rural ungraded schools in Russia.

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MULTILEVEL MODEL OF TSPU’S LIFELONG PEDAGOGICAL LEARNING AS A CONDITION OF ENSURING COMPLIANCE OF TEACHER’S DEGREE OF TRAINING TO QUALIFYING REQUIREMENTS OF A STANDARD // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 2 (214). P. 71-77

Introduction. Response of the system of education to the requirements of a professional standard of a teacher is constrained by the difficulties of a transitional period, caused by the lack of fundamentally new organizationalmethodical mechanism of the educational system. The analysis of scientific publications, regulatory documents connected with that problem indicates that the requirements for professional training of teachers are formed in the logic of a lifelong learning. Material and methods. To solve research problems, the methods of theoretical analysis of scientific and didactic domestic and foreign literature on the problem under study, methods of psychological, pedagogical and sociological analysis of the state and the needs for teaching staff, systematization of the process of organizing continuous pedagogical education were used. Results and discussion. On the basis of the revealed regularities and principles of formation of the system of a lifelong learning the model of a lifelong pedagogical learning has been developed and substantiated taking into account modern requirements to professional teacher’s qualifications and organizational and pedagogical conditions of its realization have been defined. The presented system of continuous pedagogical education is developing, which is a synergistic integrity of subsystems of the level of general education, vocational education and post-vocational education. Conclusion. The result of the implementation of the developed system of lifelong pedagogical education is the readiness and ability of a graduate of a pedagogical university to meet modern requirements for the professional qualifications of a teacher. The systemic effect of the realization of that model is the teachers’ need for a lifelong pedagogical learning to solve various levels of professional problems.

Keywords: lifelong pedagogical learning, professional qualifications, professional education, postgraduate education, educational script

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