Motivational and regulatory instruments of valeological education

Cite in Vancouver style as: Shevchenko AS, Shevchenko VV, Shumskyi OL, Brown GW, Kucherenko SM, Kucherenko NS, Gavrylov EV. Motivational and regulatory instruments of valeological education. Inter Collegas. 2024;11(3):45-52. https://doi.org/10.35339/ic.11.3.sss Archived: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14181706 Abstract In press Background. The competence-based approach is a condition for the implementation of higher education in Ukraine and the world. The list of competences that must be formed in university graduates includes health-saving. But there are obstacles to fulfilling the requirements of the standards in the form of imperfect practical pedagogical realization of competence formation. Aim. To identify motivational and regulatory tools of non-medical education, the use of which is approved in the scientific-pedagogical environment, regulated by the legislation of Ukraine and effective in achieving the result of forming valeological competence, provided for by the standards of higher non-medical education of Ukraine. Materials and Methods. The research was conducted using the system analysis method and the bibliosemantic method. The research is based on twenty years’ experience in forming valeological competence in students of non-medical universities in the city of Kharkiv by means of teaching special valeological disciplines. The study does not describe these empirical studies, but only uses their findings. Results and Discussion. As a result of the theoretical research, it has been established that the competence principle of education is not actually implemented in higher education, and in the course of forming valeological competence in particular. This happens because of the lack of mechanisms for evaluating personal components of competences. It is proposed to consider the student’s main motivation in forming valeological competence as his/her desire to be healthy. Individual and organizational regulatory tools of valeological education are defined. They are as follows: typical curricula and textbooks for valeological education of students at non-medical universities, development of criteria for recalculating the evaluation of forming motivation and other personal components of competences for assessment in ECTS points. Keywords: valeological competence, health-saving competence, "Health Pedagogy", "Fundamentals of Medical Knowledge and Health-Saving", higher education standards, competences formation assessment.

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Motivational and regulatory instruments of valeological education

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Motivational and regulatory instruments of valeological education

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Cite in Vancouver style as: Shevchenko AS, Shevchenko VV, Shumskyi OL, Brown GW, Kucherenko SM, Kucherenko NS, Gavrylov EV. Motivational and regulatory instruments of valeological education. Inter Collegas. 2024;11(3):45-52. https://doi.org/10.35339/ic.11.3.sss Archived: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14181706 Abstract In press Background. The competence-based approach is a condition for the implementation of higher education in Ukraine and the world. The list of competences that must be formed in university graduates includes health-saving. But there are obstacles to fulfilling the requirements of the standards in the form of imperfect practical pedagogical realization of competence formation. Aim. To identify motivational and regulatory tools of non-medical education, the use of which is approved in the scientific-pedagogical environment, regulated by the legislation of Ukraine and effective in achieving the result of forming valeological competence, provided for by the standards of higher non-medical education of Ukraine. Materials and Methods. The research was conducted using the system analysis method and the bibliosemantic method. The research is based on twenty years’ experience in forming valeological competence in students of non-medical universities in the city of Kharkiv by means of teaching special valeological disciplines. The study does not describe these empirical studies, but only uses their findings. Results and Discussion. As a result of the theoretical research, it has been established that the competence principle of education is not actually implemented in higher education, and in the course of forming valeological competence in particular. This happens because of the lack of mechanisms for evaluating personal components of competences. It is proposed to consider the student’s main motivation in forming valeological competence as his/her desire to be healthy. Individual and organizational regulatory tools of valeological education are defined. They are as follows: typical curricula and textbooks for valeological education of students at non-medical universities, development of criteria for recalculating the evaluation of forming motivation and other personal components of competences for assessment in ECTS points. Keywords: valeological competence, health-saving competence, "Health Pedagogy", "Fundamentals of Medical Knowledge and Health-Saving", higher education standards, competences formation assessment.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics (UA), National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute" (UA), Kharkiv National Medical University (UA), V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University (UA)
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Education, Leadership, and Health Research
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