Professional_Skills_of_a_Modern_Teacher_PPP.pptx

About education

1. Professional Skills of a Modern Teacher Pedagogical Competence and Professional-Pedagogical Culture Prepared by: Dildora Oblokulova

2. Introduction Modern education requires teachers with new knowledge, creativity, and responsibility. A teacher’s role is not only to teach but to guide, motivate, and inspire. The success of education depends on teachers’ professional skills and values.

3. Who is a Modern Teacher? A modern teacher is innovative, flexible, and open-minded. They combine traditional teaching with modern technologies and encourage active learning. A modern teacher is a lifelong learner who constantly improves their professional competence.

4. Professional Skills of a Modern Teacher • Strong subject knowledge • Excellent communication and leadership skills • Classroom management and discipline • Problem-solving and decision-making ability • Digital and technological literacy

5. ICT and Innovation Skills Modern teachers effectively use smart boards, online platforms, and digital tools. They create multimedia lessons, promote e-learning, and encourage students to use technology responsibly.

6. Pedagogical Competence: Definition Pedagogical competence is the ability to organize, manage, and evaluate the learning process effectively. It includes understanding psychology, pedagogy, and didactics to adapt lessons to student needs.

7. Components of Pedagogical Competence • Cognitive – knowledge of teaching theories and strategies • Methodological – ability to plan and conduct lessons • Social – building positive relationships with students and parents • Reflective – evaluating one’s teaching experience for improvement

8. Professional and Pedagogical Culture Professional and pedagogical culture reflects a teacher’s moral values, behavior, and attitude to work. It includes respect, tolerance, and responsibility. A cultured teacher promotes ethics and serves as a moral example for students.

9. Continuous Professional Development Teachers must engage in lifelong learning by attending trainings, seminars, and conferences. They share experiences with colleagues and stay updated on educational innovations and trends.

10. The Ideal Modern Teacher An ideal teacher is competent, confident, and empathetic. They use technology wisely, motivate students to think critically, and encourage independence.

11. Conclusion A modern teacher’s success depends on professional skills, pedagogical competence, and culture. They must balance knowledge, ethics, and innovation to build a progressive and educated society.

12. References / Sources 1. UNESCO. Teachers in the 21st Century: Skills and Competence. 2. European Commission (2022). Teacher Professional Development Framework. 3. Richards, J.C., & Farrell, T.S.C. (2019). Professional Development for Language Teachers. 4. www.unesco.org 5. www.education.gov