Content, Structural Components, And Development Criteria Of Methodological Competencies Of Future Primary School Teachers Based On Pedagogical Collaboration
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Primary education, future teacher, pedagogical collaborationAbstract
This article examines the development of methodological competencies of future primary school teachers based on pedagogical collaboration from a scientific and theoretical perspective. The content, structural components, and development criteria of methodological competence are substantiated in accordance with modern pedagogical approaches. Pedagogical collaboration is interpreted as an effective mechanism for the integrated development of motivational, cognitive, and practical components of methodological competence. The study identifies criteria and indicators for assessing the level of methodological competence and highlights their role in enhancing the professional preparedness of future primary school teachers. The findings contribute to improving the quality and effectiveness of teacher education.
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