IMPROVING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EDUCATION IN PRIMARY GRADES
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Teacher, learner, self-development, educationAbstract
This article discusses the teaching profession, the self-development of prospective teachers, the decisive role of the primary school teacher’s personality in pupils’ intellectual, moral, and social development, and the pedagogical conditions for shaping prospective teachers’ need for self-development. Self-development is viewed as an individual’s conscious and goal-oriented activity. Within pedagogy and psychology, this process is grounded in internal needs, and the article explains the importance of realizing self-development in professional, methodological, and personal dimensions.
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