Conditions for training future computer science teachers based on a systems approach

The article deals with the issues of training future teachers of computer science at the Karaganda University named after Academician E.A. Buketov. The requirements for Hard-skills, Soft-skills of future teachers of computer science as specialists who own modern pedagogical and information technologies in accordance with the requirements of innovative socially-oriented development of Kazakhstan are highlighted. The content of educational programs, the catalogue of elective bachelor's degree courses «6B01505-Computer Science», «6B01506-Computer Science, ICT and Robotics» developed on the basis of a system and competency based approachs in collaboration with employers, are analysed. The purposeful work on preparing future informatics teachers for professional activities, owning digital technologies, is described, which contributes to their active life and professional adaptation, further personal and professional self-realization. Some aspects of the introduction of innovative approaches to the training of teaching staff are highlighted with an emphasis on improving the education content, the formation of a high level of information culture among future informatics teachers. The authors concluded that the logic of the disciplines’ sequence studied, the optimization of the content of educational programs in collaboration with teachers of schools, will lead to the formation of professional Hard-skills and personal Soft-skills competencies of future computer science teachers.

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Bulletin of the Karaganda University Pedagogy series
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.31489/2024ped3/6-13
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Conditions for training future computer science teachers based on a systems approach

Dinara Кazimova
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Bulletin of the Karaganda University Pedagogy series
Educational Innovations and Challenges
2.34
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Conditions for training future computer science teachers based on a systems approach

Dinara Кazimova
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Abstract

The article deals with the issues of training future teachers of computer science at the Karaganda University named after Academician E.A. Buketov. The requirements for Hard-skills, Soft-skills of future teachers of computer science as specialists who own modern pedagogical and information technologies in accordance with the requirements of innovative socially-oriented development of Kazakhstan are highlighted. The content of educational programs, the catalogue of elective bachelor's degree courses «6B01505-Computer Science», «6B01506-Computer Science, ICT and Robotics» developed on the basis of a system and competency based approachs in collaboration with employers, are analysed. The purposeful work on preparing future informatics teachers for professional activities, owning digital technologies, is described, which contributes to their active life and professional adaptation, further personal and professional self-realization. Some aspects of the introduction of innovative approaches to the training of teaching staff are highlighted with an emphasis on improving the education content, the formation of a high level of information culture among future informatics teachers. The authors concluded that the logic of the disciplines’ sequence studied, the optimization of the content of educational programs in collaboration with teachers of schools, will lead to the formation of professional Hard-skills and personal Soft-skills competencies of future computer science teachers.

Bulletin of the Karaganda University Pedagogy seriesVol. 11529(3)
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Educational Innovations and Challenges
2.34
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