IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EDUCATION STANDARD OF SPECIALISTS IN PHYSICAL TRAINING AND SPORTS IN SECONDARY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
The implementation of the competence approach in secondary vocational education involves determining the type of the future expert, identification and formulation of the list of competencies, which one should have. We used the functional analysis of the professional expert.
Keywords: secondary vocational education, competence approach, educational standards
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Issue: 11, 2013
Series of issue: Issue 11
Rubric: INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH
Pages: 199 — 203
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