MODERN HIGH SCHOOL DIDACTICS. 2 A teacher has lost an exclusive domain of knowledge Students have received unlimited access to information resources Phenomenon.

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MODERN HIGH SCHOOL DIDACTICS

2 A teacher has lost an exclusive domain of knowledge Students have received unlimited access to information resources Phenomenon of “red replacement” in broadening of information and communication environment Qualitative and quantitative differences in ICT-competences of younger and senior generations © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university A teacher looses a monopoly on a body of knowledge Students get unlimited access to information resources Phenomenon of “red shift” within the broadening of informative and communicative space Qualitative and quantitative differences in ICT- competences of younger and older generations

3 1 STAGE: SUBJECT-OBJECT DIDACTICS Subject-object Linear Megabyte 2 STAGE: SUBJECT- SUBJECT DIDACTICS Subject-subject Two-dimensional Gigabyte 3 STAGE: THREE-SUBJECTIVE DIDACTICS Three-subjective Three-dimensional Terabyte TeacherStudent Filling up with knowledge Teacher Full partners Student Teacher Full partners Student Environment © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university

4 Students motivation is a key to the new career options University is a corporation for serving educational issues. University is a provider of global educational services. Up-to-date informative and communicative technologies are for educational process participants

5 1 Education as a concept 2 Competitiveness of education 3 The functions of a teacher and a student within the tree-dimension system 4 The development of training specifications that correlate with the new career options © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university

6 5 The appliance of adequate teaching techniques which face the world changing challenges 6 The importance of feedback in the informative and communicative educational process 7 The appliance of educational strategies while forming the training specifications 8 Motivation as a key component in educational process © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university

77 Innovative educational principles Principle of correlation between a student’s educational skills and career options Principle of free access to educational resources Principle of a person social adaptation to the up-to-date informative and communicative technologies Principle of harmonization with the global Net system Principle of WEB- global educational groups Principle of multilinguism in the educational process Principle of knowledge globalization Principle of educational resources integration Principle of WEB- multimedia presentation of educational information Principle of on / off- line model in educational communication © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university

8 The role of a teacher in students’ motivation The development of competitiveness among the students The appliance of analytical trait scoring on a feedback ground Open access to the informative and communicative resources while active learning © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university

9 Traditional teaching techniques Teacher’s academic activities Access to the scientific research database Academic activity of the University staff involving the informative and communicative techniques Lecture deliverance Seminars and workshops conducting Analytical traits scoring of students Academic communication in the educational process Pre-stage of lecture deliverance Pre-stage of seminars and workshops conducting Appearance of the new role-models Feedback of analytical traits scoring based on the different role- models © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university

10 The variety of seminars and workshops using the informative and communicative techniques Appliance of compensatory forms in educational process Access to the open systems of educationAppliance of distance learning at the University © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university

11 The usage of licensed educational programs The protection of scientific and research database by copyright in the Internet usage The phenomenon of plagiarism and protection of copyright The problem of the university staff adaptation to the modern technological realias Problem of academic group forming © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university

12 THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION ! © Prof. A. Spivakovsky Kherson state university