Developing Technical Creativity in Future Engineering Educators
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https://doi.org/10.18662/rrem/206Keywords:
pedagogical conditions, problem approach, problem elements, search for creative solutions, creation of appropriate content, specialized course.Abstract
The dynamics of scientific and technological progress incorporates new content into the goals and objectives of special education in training specialists as creative and thinking individuals. As a result, it leads to specific problems that must be solved immediately. There is a need to rethink theoretical and psychoeducational foundations and accumulated practical experience of higher education institutions. The research aims to prove theoretically and to verify the effectiveness of pedagogical conditions for developing technical creativity in future engineering educators experimentally. The pedagogical conditions for developing technical creativity in future engineering educators are as follows: creating appropriate content and nature of teachers’ activities; providing a creative environment for developing technical creativity. It must be noted that 261 students were involved in the experiment (a bachelor’s degree): the control group (CG) consists of 134 students and the experimental group (EG) – of 127 students. Relevant control tests and questionnaires were employed during the experimental stage, which allowed assessing the effectiveness of the proposed activities. According to the results of the calculations, the statistics of the criterion is Тobs. > Тcrit. (14.94>11.34). Thus, with a probability of 0.99, one can argue that the level of technical creativity in EG students differs from the level in CG. Indeed, the high level is 29.92% G and the average level in 53.54%. At the same time, the high and average levels of CG students are 16.42% and 47.76% respectively. The analysis of experimental work shows the expediency of the justified and verified pedagogical conditions for developing the technical creativity in future engineering educators.References
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