Abstract:
The purpose of the publication is to publish the results of a study that reveals how the intensity of
the use of ICT in educational activities affects the formation of professional competencies of primary
education teachers. With this in mind, the aim of the study is to establish the role of ICT in shaping the online
competencies of primary school teachers, to study the content of the competency based approach and the
participation of social media platforms and software applications. The object of this study is a complex of
ICTs, which actively participates in the formation of competencies of teachers of primary education. The
implementation of the objectives of the study requires a set of methods and theoretical analysis and
synthesis, as well as methods of comparison, grouping and specification (determination of the research data
on the formation of professional competencies of primary school teachers). The results of the research were
obtained through the use of qualitative studies (standard focus groups) with subsequent analysis and report
preparation. The results of the analysis are used to determine the content and interaction of key and
professional competencies in the field of primary education and the high level of use of ICT tools. Almost
80% of students aged from 20 to24 used the use of Twitter, Telegram, Facebook in remote education during
the academic year 2019/2020.The presented work concludes that the use of ICT, like social media platforms,
software applications, software and messenger clouds, increases the level of online competence of teachers
and expands the range of professional competencies. The constant modernization of educational content based on Twitter, Telegram, Facebook, etc. should be promising for the formation of key and professional
competencies and strengthening motivation in the training of primary education teachers.
Description:
Denysenko V. Formation of professional competencies of primary school teachers using ICT / V. Denysenko and other. // Revista Tempos E Espaços Em Educação, Vol. 13, No. 32. 2020.