Diagnosis of creative potential of future teachers as a mental basis for professional self-improvement

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The need for innovative approaches to the training of future teachers is determined by the renewal and creation of the content of the educational process in higher education institutions, taking into account the creative development of the individual. Unfortunately, the traditional methods and forms of teaching used in higher education do not provide full and continuous effectiveness of professional training of future teachers. While the specialists of the new formation are required to acquire thorough professional knowledge and skills, a high level of intellectual development and civic position, the ability to constant personal and professional self-improvement. The purpose of the study is to reveal the essence of the creative potential of future teachers as a mental basis for professional self-improvement of high school teachers and experimental analysis of the components of the creative potential of future teachers, the study of teachers' attitudes to professional development. Based on the results of the research, the criteria and indicators of the formation of the creative potential of future teachers were determined; developed diagnostic and methodological tools for certain criteria and indicators. Psychological and pedagogical diagnostics were carried out to differentiate the levels of formation of the creative potential of students of pedagogical specialties.

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Dovbnia, S. O., Melnyk, N. I., Shulyhina, R. A., Andrushchenko, N. V., & Kosenko, Y. M. (2022). Diagnosis of creative potential of future teachers as a mental basis for professional self-improvement. Polish Psychological Bulletin, 53(1), 47–52. https://doi.org/10.24425/ppb.2022.140481

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