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Structural-functional model of managing teacher scientific-methodical work with five components

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Description

The article presents a structural-functional model of management of teacher scientific-methodical work grounded in project-target, systemic, activity-based and axiological approaches. As printed, "They are target -based, methodological, content, organizational and procedural, evaluation -resultative (Figure 1)". The target component aims at systematic improvement of teachers' scientific-methodical competence; the content component covers planning, motivation building, organization and control; the evaluation-resultative component has motivation-axiological, cognitive-activity and professionally-reflexive blocks.

Design Implications

Context

Requirements

  • Implementation requires the organizational-pedagogical conditions the model specifies: a management system, purposeful teacher motivation, and a teacher training system

Constraints

  • Developed and tested in secondary vocational educational institutions in Ekaterinburg, Russia

Target Learners

  • teachers of secondary vocational educational institutions
  • Deputy heads controlling methodical work

Learning Goals

  • scientific-methodical competence of teachers
  • designing educational programs and methodical materials

Claims

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Key Sources

  • Elena A. Shakuto, Evgenij M. Dorozhkin and Anastasia A. Kozlova. (2016). Management of Teacher Scientific-Methodical Work in Vocational Educational Institutions on the Basis of Project-Target Approach. International Journal of Environmental & Science Education, 11(16), 8834-8845. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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title Structural-functional model of managing teacher scientific-methodical work with five components
description The article presents a structural-functional model of management of teacher scientific-methodical work grounded in project-target, systemic, activity-based and axiological approaches.
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