DIAGNOSTICS OF THE LEVEL OF STUDENTS' COMMUNICATION SKILLS AS A PROFESSIONALLY SIGNIFICANT ABILITY OF A TEACHER

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communicativeness, hypercommunicativeness, hypocommunicativeness, sociability, barriers to communication, professionally significant ability of a teacher
Abstract

In the article the peculiarities of the development of future teachers’ communication skills in professional activity in psychological literature are analyzed; the main methods of communicative self-education as a means of organizing activities, principles of communication organization are characterized; the functions of communication in relation to the conditions and factors of human activity in psychological science are substantiated. The thesis that the effectiveness of professional and pedagogical communication of a teacher depends on the level of formation of her communicative culture is substantiated.

The natural basis of communication culture is human sociability. Communication needs can be conditioned: an attempt to relieve internal tension and anxiety; a desire to receive approval, recognition of one’s uniqueness and uniqueness from others; clarification (confirmation) of one’s ideas about another person, their abilities and qualities; a desire to actively influence the direction of another person's thoughts; a manifestation of care for another, altruism.

It is proved that the diagnostics of the level of students’ communication skills as a professionally significant ability contributes to: comprehensive development; self-improvement; desire to learn throughout life; understanding of information and communication processes; the ability to apply what has been learnt in professional activities; to improve professional skills; to apply the acquired knowledge in managerial and everyday practice.

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Published
2024-06-04
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How to Cite

Нorobets I. (2024). DIAGNOSTICS OF THE LEVEL OF STUDENTS’ COMMUNICATION SKILLS AS A PROFESSIONALLY SIGNIFICANT ABILITY OF A TEACHER. Innovation in Upbringing, 1(19), 103-111. https://doi.org/10.35619/iiu.v1i19.594