Pedagogical psy

science that studies the patterns of transmission of social experience by the older generation

• PEDAGOGY
• EXPERIENCE
• TEACHING
• DIDACTICS

PEDOLOGY

• an interdisciplinary science about the complex (psychological, physiological and social) development of children
• practical activities in a particular field
• a part of pedagogy that studies the problems of teaching and education (theory of learning).
• a survey based on collecting information using a list of pre-prepared questions

MENTAL DEVELOPMENT

• a process of quantitative and qualitative changes that are interrelated in the field of activity, personality and cognition
• the ability of a subject to actively reflect objective reality, which arose as a result of the interaction of highly organized living beings with the external world
• an interdisciplinary science about the complex (psychological, physiological and social) development of children
• an interactive communication between two or more people

DISCUSSION

• an interactive communication between two or more people

• the ability of a subject to actively reflect objective reality, which arose as a result of the interaction of highly organized living beings with the external world
• an interdisciplinary science about the complex (psychological, physiological and social) development of children
• a branch of psychology that studies methods of teaching and upbringing that increase the effectiveness of educational tasks, the effectiveness of pedagogical measures that improve the psychological aspects of teaching, so etc.

INDUCTION

• a transition from a private to a general
• method of obtaining information through direct oral communication
• purposeful, organized and in a certain way fixed perception of the object
• a standardized task

TEST

• a standardized task
• the learning of the structure, logical organization, methods and means of activity
• purposeful, organized and in a certain way fixed perception of the object
• theoretical or practical question requiring resolution, task to be studied

TEACHABILITY

• individual indicators of the speed and quality of a person's assimilation of knowledge, skills and abilities in the learning process.
• a set of generally significant moral social and cultural knowledge, skills, experience of creative activity and emotional and valuable attitude to the world
• an activity of a teacher and a student, in the process of which knowledge, skills and abilities are acquired and personality traits are formed.
• the process of mastering the system of knowledge, skills, experience of cognitive and practical activities, value orientations and relationships

SKILLS

• acquired ability to perform an action with certain results and good execution
• education in which knowledge, skills and abilities are acquired independently, without the help of teachers
• awareness or understanding of something that can be logically or actually justified and verified by experience or practically verified
• internal striving for something, the realization of something

DESIRE

• internal striving for something, the realization of something
• mental image of perfection
• need (or system of needs) in the function of motivation
• the stimulation of cognitive activity, attention to the object of knowledge

INTENTION

• plan, desire to do something or, on the contrary, a decision (plan) do not commit anything.
• internal striving for something, the realization of something
• mental image of perfection
• the stimulation of cognitive activity, attention to the object of knowledge