News

citefactor-journal-indexing

PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISM FOR THE FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL REFLECTION IN PEDAGOGICAL STUDENTS

The formation of professional reflection in students of pedagogy is related to the effectiveness of their pedagogical realization. On the basis of the concept of "cooperation of activity" and the related "reflexive outcome" of the time of action (Shchedrovitsky, 1974), psychological mechanisms of reflection are analyzed. When meeting a barrier and the impossibility to carry out a specific activity, the subject of the student is provoked to realize new ones according to changing conditions. The need for reflective analysis arises. Through a system of learning reflexive tasks, students repeatedly perform both partial and complete reflective analysis. They are exercised in practical mastery of mental logical operations - definition, concretization, reformulation, classification, evidence, argumentation, comparison / differentiation, identification / abstraction, generalization, formulation of hypotheses and others. In this way, students are taught to assess, according to the acquired theoretical knowledge, whether the relevant knowledge, actions, operations, means, methods were appropriate or not, and to look for new ones more adequate to the changed situation. Six main components (stages) of the psychological mechanisms of the reflexive process are determined: 1) reflexive outcome; 2) intensity; 3) initial categorization; 4) construction of the system of reflexive means; 5) schematization of reflective content; 6) objectification of reflexive description (Tyutkov, 1987). They contradict subsequently and can be purposefully formed and developed in students in the form of the last units during their preparation. This can be the basis for a technological form of training for reflection in the case of students-future pedagogues. The analysis of the psychological mechanism for the formation of professional reflection creates an opportunity to design such a system of student education in which reflection is accepted not only as an approach to learning, but also as a subject of its purposeful formation.



Real Time Impact Factor: Pending

Author Name:

URL: View PDF

Keywords: psychological mechanisms, reflexive result, components-stages, professional reflection, reflexive tasks

ISSN: 1312-286Х

EISSN: 2535-1125


EOI/DOI: 10.15547/YbFE.2021.09


Add Citation Views: 1














Search


Advance Search

Get Eoi for your journal/conference/thesis paper.

Note: Get EOI for Journal/Conference/ Thesis paper.
(contact: eoi@citefactor.org).

citefactor-paper-indexing

Share With Us












Directory Indexing of International Research Journals