INNOVATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF STUDYING IN HIGHER SCHOOL
Keywords:
Education, innovation, psychology, pedagogy, social experience, information, memory, scientific knowledge, developing, academic disciplines.Abstract
Society develops through constant renewal, and first of all, innovations should be introduced in the field of psychological and pedagogical school and university technologies, because the education system is the influential force that shapes the consciousness of the individual and society. Educational activity in higher education, with all its versatility, naturally largely determines the development of personality and the formation of a future specialist. The standard of education sometimes lags behind modern scientific developments for decades, while it calls for informational and spiritual dogmatism for both teacher and student. Training and education are an infinitely subtle process of self-discovery of individuality.
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