REPRESENTATIONS OF THE TEACHER ON THE PREFERRED FORMS OF DIDACTIC COMMUNICATION WITH THE TRAINING


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Abstract

The article is dedicated to the problem of the educational communication in the light of trainee’s reflection. The author proceedes from the supposition that trainee’s notions play the great part in the accomplishment of the effective educational communication with the teacher. As the subject of our research the trainee’s notions about the goals of educational communication with the teacher, the notions about educatory effect and forms of educational communication, the trainee’s implicit criteria concerning the educational communication are considered. The research was carried out on the base of the peer-groups of the first year students of Tsiolkovski State University (in total number 62 persons). The author’s questionnairy was used. According the data our probationers consider the development of own psychological competence as the main goal of the educational communication with the teacher. The trainees have shown preference to the communicative forms of the educational interaction. The students implicitly have rated the educational communication by the criteria of the personal importance of the didactic item and the psychological competence of the educatory effect.


About the Author

P. V. Menshikov
Kaluga State University named after Konstantin Tsiolkovsky.
Russian Federation

Petr V. Menshikov – Ph.D., Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Developmental Psychology.

Stepana Razina str., 26, 248023, Kaluga.



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For citation: Menshikov P.V. REPRESENTATIONS OF THE TEACHER ON THE PREFERRED FORMS OF DIDACTIC COMMUNICATION WITH THE TRAINING. Professional education in the modern world. 2018;8(2):1896-1901. https://doi.org/10.15372/PEMW20180218

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