FEATURES OF PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONDITIONS OF EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS

Our century gives psychology a variety of concepts that describe the integrity and uniqueness of a person at the highest levels of their manifestation. That is, a person is not something given in advance, but an "open opportunity" for unique self - actualization inherent only to a person. To study personal and professional development, we turn to the idea of science as an open self-organizing system that allows us to consider the phenomena under study in the dynamics of their development. We adhere to the views that believe that the psyche (consciousness) is the most complex of the known mechanisms of selectivity, transforming the "world in itself" into the "world for us" - a multidimensional world of a person in which one can act, understanding the meaning and value of one's actions, and therefore, being responsible for what one has done. Our initial assumption is that the completeness of the study of the phenomenon of personal and professional development in the context of higher professional education can be achieved if we consider it as a form of manifestation of human self-organization as an integral psychological system. Understanding personal and professional development in the most general sense as an adequate process of self- development for a person endowed with consciousness, characterized by a progressive direction (constructive intention), intensity (avalanche-like dynamism), fundamental incompleteness (openness to the next round of development), we consider it an imminent, invariant feature corresponding to human nature. Thus, the formulation of the problem of personal and professional development in the context of higher professional education inevitably leads to the need to involve systemic analysis in addition, the theory of psychological systems allows us to consider the educational environment as the reality of a given person, containing his own subjectivity, “settled” on objects and turning them into objects that have meaning, sense, and value for a person.

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Scientific Journal of National Pedagogical Dragomanov University Series 15 Scientific and pedagogical problems of physical culture (physical culture and sports)
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2025-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.31392/udu-nc.series15.2025.04(190).45
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Educational Innovations and Challenges
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FEATURES OF PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONDITIONS OF EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS

Zoia Syrovatko, Viktoriia Yefremenko
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Scientific Journal of National Pedagogical Dragomanov University Series 15 Scientific and pedagogical problems of physical culture (physical culture and sports)
Educational Innovations and Challenges
6.49
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FEATURES OF PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE CONDITIONS OF EDUCATIONAL INNOVATIONS

Zoia Syrovatko, Viktoriia Yefremenko
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Abstract

Our century gives psychology a variety of concepts that describe the integrity and uniqueness of a person at the highest levels of their manifestation. That is, a person is not something given in advance, but an "open opportunity" for unique self - actualization inherent only to a person. To study personal and professional development, we turn to the idea of science as an open self-organizing system that allows us to consider the phenomena under study in the dynamics of their development. We adhere to the views that believe that the psyche (consciousness) is the most complex of the known mechanisms of selectivity, transforming the "world in itself" into the "world for us" - a multidimensional world of a person in which one can act, understanding the meaning and value of one's actions, and therefore, being responsible for what one has done. Our initial assumption is that the completeness of the study of the phenomenon of personal and professional development in the context of higher professional education can be achieved if we consider it as a form of manifestation of human self-organization as an integral psychological system. Understanding personal and professional development in the most general sense as an adequate process of self- development for a person endowed with consciousness, characterized by a progressive direction (constructive intention), intensity (avalanche-like dynamism), fundamental incompleteness (openness to the next round of development), we consider it an imminent, invariant feature corresponding to human nature. Thus, the formulation of the problem of personal and professional development in the context of higher professional education inevitably leads to the need to involve systemic analysis in addition, the theory of psychological systems allows us to consider the educational environment as the reality of a given person, containing his own subjectivity, “settled” on objects and turning them into objects that have meaning, sense, and value for a person.

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Educational Innovations and Challenges
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