IMPROVING PEDAGOGICAL MECHANISMS FOR DEVELOPING ASSESSMENT COMPETENCIES IN FUTURE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Keywords:
assessment competence, pedagogical mechanisms, primary education, teacher training, educational development, assessment strategiesAbstract
This article explores the pedagogical mechanisms aimed at enhancing assessment competencies among prospective primary school teachers. It analyzes the current challenges in the development of assessment skills, identifies effective pedagogical strategies, and suggests improvements for their practical application in the education system. The study emphasizes the importance of aligning assessment competencies with modern educational requirements and the need for continuous professional development.
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