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Тип записи:Публикация, ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ ПРЕДМЕТНЫХ КОМПЕТЕНЦИЙ БУДУЩИХ ПЕДАГОГОВ НАЧАЛЬНОГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ КАК УСЛОВИЕ ГОТОВНОСТИ К ПЕДАГОГИЧЕСКОЙ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ(Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, 2019-09-04); The training of qualified young professionals is a priority for the higher education. Therefore it is needed to improve training at the university competence of teachers that correspond to the requirements of the time. The article are reveals the essence of a competent approach to the training of future teachers of primary education and addresses the problem of the formation of substantive competencies as a condition for the quality training of teachers for professional activities. The authors reveal the specificity and content of subject specific competences which should possess a primary school teacher. The levels of formation of the substantive competencies are developed on the basis of B.Bloom’s taxonomy of the educational purposes and the specifics of the specialty. The results of experimental studies to identify students level of the development of substantive competences in the process of teaching practice on the 3rd course are represented. They show a need for in-depth work on the formation of the desired competence in further study courses. In this regard to the content of the educational and methodological complexes of the studied disciplines has been revised based on the recommendations of employers and practice instructors. The results of industrial (pedagogical) practice on the 4th course have proved the effectiveness of the updates in the implementation of the practice-oriented approach to the educational process of the university at form the substantive competencies for the students. Key words: competence, professional competencies, substantive competences, pedagogical practice, teaching and educational process.Цитирования (OpenAlex) 1 - Некоторые метрики заблокированы вашиминастройками согласия
Тип записи:Публикация, DEVELOPING A LANGUAGE CURRICULUM FOR MULTICULTURAL CONTEXTS: INSIGHTS FROM INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP(2026-01-01); ;Aida Nurbayeva ;I.B. BaissydykDarren K. LaScotteThis study examines how the international internship program “500 Scholars” of the Bolashak Scholarship contributed to the revision of the Kazakh Language Course Curriculum (KLCC) through the first author’s participation in the Visiting Scholars Program at the College of Education and Human Development of the University of Minnesota (UMN). A sequential mixed-methods design–surveys (n=30 students; n=6 educators), follow-up interviews (n=8 students), and comparative curriculum analysis–addressed three research questions on learner needs, curriculum gaps, and transferable practices. Survey results indicate substantial dissatisfaction with the current KLCC (40% dissatisfied; 10% satisfied) and highlight preferred improvements: stronger real-world application (40%), deeper coverage of specific skills (20.6%), and more interactive methods such as hands-on tasks or group projects (16.6%). Beneficial elements included teaching approaches (23%), assessment procedures (20%), and practical relevance (17%), while 33% reported no beneficial aspects. Interview data elaborate these patterns, citing insufficient cultural content, limited interdisciplinary integration, and a lack of interactive learning opportunities. A comparative analysis between the KLCC at U-1 (name withheld for confidentiality) and the UMN English curriculum (Beginning Reading & Composition; Grammar; Oral Skills) reveals key structural differences: broader formative assessment, clearer scaffolding of literacy skills, and more explicit integration of cultural competence at UMN. These elements provide a chain of evidence for three pedagogical implications: 1) differentiated pathways for learners with and without Cyrillic literacy, 2) continuous assessment structures rather than summative-heavy models, and 3) expanded authentic communicative tasks grounded in cultural context.
