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DOI: 10.25588/CSPU.2018.69..4..011
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Elena Albertovna Sukhovienko ORCID
Academic Title of Associate Professor, South-Ural State Humanitarian Pedagogical University, Chair of the Department of mathematics and methods of teaching mathematics
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MODEL FOR DIAGNOSING OF SEARCH METHODS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS FUTURE MATHEMATICS TEACHERS
Abstracts

Introduction. Effective training of future mathematics teachers in finding methods for solving mathematical problems is impossible without timely and objective diagnosis of its process and results. The aim of the study is to create a diagnostic model that adequately reflects the formation of methods for finding solutions to mathematical problems in future bachelors of pedagogical education.

Materials and methods. The development of the diagnostic model is based on the comparison of the Professional Standard of the Teacher and the Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education. The test system of tasks for diagnostics of competence formation at the level of knowledge and skills and creative tasks for diagnostics at the level of possession of labor actions is described.

Results. To obtain a generalized assessment of competence formation, a linear diagnostic model based on regression analysis was constructed. To create it, the results of each student at the levels of knowledge, skills and possession (the percentage of correctly performed tasks) were compared with the average expert assessment given by the teachers of the university and mathematics teachers during the practice of students.

Discussion. The analysis allows to draw a conclusion about the need to bring the standard of higher education in line with the Professional standard of the teacher. Comparison of the constructed linear model with earlier obtained models of diagnostics testifies to its adequacy.

Conclusion. The constructed diagnostic system meets the requirements of the Professional standard of the teacher and the federal state educational standard of higher education in the direction of «Pedagogical Education» and can serve to diagnose both the formation of competences and the mastery of methods for finding solutions to problems.

Keywords

diagnostics, diagnostic model, methods for finding solutions to mathematical problems, Professional teacher standard, competence

Highlights

it was revealed that the federal state educational standard of higher education in the direction of 44.03.05 The pedagogical education does not fully correspond to the Professional Standard of the teacher in the field of the mathematics teacher training;

developed a model of diagnostics that corresponds to the Professional Standard of the teacher and allows to objectively evaluate the formation of methods for finding solutions to problems in future mathematics teachers;

shows the implementation of the diagnostic model of methods for finding solutions to problems in the practice of teaching students-mathematicians

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