Professiographical approach to modeling a teacher's personality

The article is devoted to the professiographical approach to modeling the personality of a primary school teacher, involving the systemic analysis and classification of professionally significant qualities. Working with children aged 6–11 requires a unique combination of psychological, pedagogical, cognitive, and personal characteristics. The author structures these qualities into four main interrelated groups within a professiogram framework: professionally-personal, professionally-pedagogical, cognitive, and reflexive-professional. The paper highlights the specific nature of primary education, where the emotional, volitional, and humanistic characteristics of a teacher, modeled through professiography, play a critical role in a child’s adaptation and development.

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HSR (London)
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2026-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23364175
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Psychology of Development and Education
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Professiographical approach to modeling a teacher's personality

Maftuna Pulatova, Worldly Knowledge Publishing Centre, M.H.Akhmedova
HSR (London)
Psychology of Development and Education
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Professiographical approach to modeling a teacher's personality

Maftuna Pulatova, Worldly Knowledge Publishing Centre, M.H.Akhmedova
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Abstract

The article is devoted to the professiographical approach to modeling the personality of a primary school teacher, involving the systemic analysis and classification of professionally significant qualities. Working with children aged 6–11 requires a unique combination of psychological, pedagogical, cognitive, and personal characteristics. The author structures these qualities into four main interrelated groups within a professiogram framework: professionally-personal, professionally-pedagogical, cognitive, and reflexive-professional. The paper highlights the specific nature of primary education, where the emotional, volitional, and humanistic characteristics of a teacher, modeled through professiography, play a critical role in a child’s adaptation and development.

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Psychology of Development and Education
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