CHARACTERISTICS OF PEDAGOGICAL SYSTEMS AIMED AT DEVELOPING STUDENT ABILITIES
Keywords:
pedagogical systems, student-centered learning, learner development, educational innovation, critical thinking, competency-based assessment, personalized learning, holistic education, teacher as facilitator.Abstract
This article explores the fundamental characteristics of pedagogical systems that are designed to develop students' individual abilities. It highlights the shift from traditional, teacher-centered education models to more dynamic, learner-centered approaches that emphasize critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and personal growth. The article examines key features such as personalized learning, competency-based assessment, real-world application, and the evolving role of the teacher as a facilitator. By analyzing these elements, the article provides a comprehensive understanding of how modern educational practices can support holistic student development and prepare learners for lifelong success.
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