Transformações digitais do processo de profissionalização de especialistas em socionomia com base em tecnologias pedagógicas inovadoras

Palavras-chave: tecnologias pedagógicas inovadoras; profissionalização; especialistas da esfera socionômica; competências; ambiente educacional; digitalização.

Resumo

O objetivo do estudo é identificar caminhos e condições para a formação efetiva de especialistas em competências profissionais no campo da socionomia a partir de tecnologias pedagógicas inovadoras. A relevância do estudo se deve às necessidades da prática no constante desenvolvimento profissional e pessoal dos especialistas na esfera socionômica, atendendo às demandas da sociedade. O problema da implementação é relevante para o desenvolvimento moderno da educação profissional de tecnologias pedagógicas inovadoras ao proporcionar uma abordagem personalizada na organização do processo educativo de formação das esferas socionômicas. Estabeleceu que a educação está se tornando cada vez mais inovadora: os mais recentes serviços de serviços educacionais estão sendo criados, há uma transformação digital ativa do ambiente educacional. O modelo de formação profissional dos alunos para atividades práticas na esfera socionômica é visto como um sistema holístico que inclui um objetivo estratégico - a formação de um pensamento inovador na futura esfera socionômica especializada que possa efetivamente exercer a atividade profissional de acordo com as exigências da padrões internacionais. Os seguintes componentes de competências profissionais de especialistas socionômicos têm distinguido: motivacional, valor-semântico, cognitivo-profissional, efetivo-profissional, autopsicológico, regulador. Propõe-se centrar-se no desenvolvimento de competências de interação socioprofissional do futuro especialista na área da socionomia.

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Publicado
2022-11-29
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Kravtsova, N., Tryfonova, O., Povzun, L., Gultsova, D., Gramatyk, N., & Bondarenko, S. A. (2022). Transformações digitais do processo de profissionalização de especialistas em socionomia com base em tecnologias pedagógicas inovadoras. Acta Scientiarum. Education, 45(1), e62515. https://doi.org/10.4025/actascieduc.v45i1.62515
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Formação de Professores e Políticas Públicas