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A.D.Rakhisheva, N.B.Kaipbekova
Eurasian National University, Astana, Kazakhstan
Zhambul polytechnic college, Taraz,
Kazakhstan
APPLICATION OF INTERACTIVE METHODS OF TRAINING IN EDUCATIONAL
PROCESS OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION
The
term "interactive training" is understood differently: as the idea of
similar training arose from the beginning of development of the Internet, the
treatment of this concept as training with use of computer networks and
Internet resources is popular. However broader interpretation of interactive
training as abilities to interact or be in a dialogue mode with something
(computer) or someone is rather widespread also. In this case we deal with the
interactive model of training different from model passive and active that
being trained from object it doesn't become simple the subject of training, but
the subject of interaction, interaction in which domination of any participant
of educational process or any idea is excluded. The educational process relying
on use of interactive methods of training, will be organized taking into
account an inclusiveness in process of knowledge of all pupils. Generally, the
interactive method can be considered as the most modern form of the active
methods, actively forming a subject position of the personality at interaction
of the person – the nature and society.
It was offered to
the students who are training at faculty of natural sciences to answer
questionnaire questions which allowed to reveal extent of use of interactive
methods in educational process of higher education institution. In total in questioning took part 143
students who are training on 6 profiles (biology, geography, ecology, geodesy).
At the answer to a question (What forms and
methods of interactive training you know? ) respondents allocated two main
groups of interactive methods: these are verbal (discussion, a forum debate),
them was noted by 84 respondents (59%), and technical methods (various computer
and information technologies) – 36 respondents (25%). Besides, the formulation
got to group of the most popular answers of students "I don't know" –
23ðåñïîíäåíòà (16%).
When
determining forms and methods of interactive training in which students took
part on occupations in higher education institution (a question: call forms and
methods of interactive training in which you took part on occupations in higher
education institution) were received the following answers: verbal methods
(debate) noted discussions, forums 73 respondents (51%), 20 respondents (14%)
allocated technical (computer) methods, 15 respondents (10%) were called by
scientific student's circles and creative associations, unfortunately, 35 respondents
(25%) couldn't answer a question definitely. Thereby answers of respondents
reflect understanding them basic characteristic lines of interactive training –
its dialogichnost and computerization opportunities. However ways of
realization of this model of training are very various that, apparently,
remained out of sight of questioned. Character of answers to a question of
forms known for it and methods of interactive training testifies to it.
Today for the
solution of educational tasks broad application in practice is found by the
following interactive forms: heuristic
conversation; carrying out
videoconferences and round tables (including Barcamp technology and its versions); brain storm; debate; Open Space
technology (Open Space); business and
role-playing games; case-study
(analysis of concrete, practical situations);
educational group discussions;
trainings; method of projects,
etc. Thus, students called only very
insignificant part of known forms of interactive training. The explanation for it partly can be found
in character of answers to the second question of the questionnaire. From them appears that respondents took part
mainly in such forms of education which they and call.
Answering
a question (What forms and methods you would put into practice in higher
education institution? ) students (36 respondents, 25%), noted the Internet
resources and computer technologies, scientific and creative associations – 38
respondents (27%), unfortunately, 69 respondents (48%) answered "I don't
know". This analysis allows to draw important conclusions on probable
professional preferences in a choice of a didactic arsenal future teachers. And
if at present this choice not in favor of interactive training, nevertheless a
certain optimism installs opportunity to change a situation due to broader and
various application in higher education institution of interactive technologies
as, according to our poll, the relation of students to ideas of interactive
training as a whole the positive.
At
the answer to a question (What positive results in training at application of
interactive forms and methods you can call? ) according to the majority (50
respondents, 35%) at application of interactive methods in training raises
quality of knowledge, 14 students (10%) are attracted by possibility of
distance learning by means of computer technologies. There are new
opportunities for communication between contemporaries and between teachers, 18
students (13%) hold such opinion.
Increase of level
of availability, presentation and originality of a statement of a studied
material is noted by 43 students (29%).
Found it difficult to answer a question of 18 students (13%).
Answering
a question (Call the main reasons preventing to students to respond to
application of interactive forms and methods), the vast majority of respondents
the main reason preventing to students to respond to application of interactive
forms and methods of training, called lack of interest 61 (43%). Further the lack of this or that information
on a subject and insufficient promoting of this subject 39 (27%) was
noted. Didn't give a certain answer 43
(30%) respondents. Inclination of
students to pluralism of opinions, collective creativity and technical
equipment of training is reflected and in allocation of such advantages of
interactive training by them, as:
quality of knowledge, possibility of distance learning by means of
computer technologies, opportunities for communication between contemporaries
and between teachers, increase of level of availability, presentation and
originality of a statement of a studied material.
At
the same time, such important pluses of interactive training as are ignored
respondents: formation and development in students of communicative skills and
abilities, emotional contacts between students (ability to live in the dialogue
environment; understanding that such dialogue and why it is necessary);
formation and development of the analytical skills, the responsible relation to
own acts (ability critically to think; ability to draw valid conclusions;
ability to solve problems and to resolve the conflicts; ability to make the
decision and to bear responsibility for them); formation and development of
skills of planning (ability to predict and project the future). Poll shows that
among respondents the big response is got by the principles which are
cornerstone of interactive training, desire of active active participation in
educational process, and along with it reveals insufficient awareness on
concrete forms and methods of realization of ideas of interactivity in
practice, lack of interest to those from methods which most of all gravitate to
a traditsionalizm, are given unattractive, irrelevant shapes.
Interactive methods are based on the principles of
interaction, activity of trainees, a support on the group experience,
obligatory feedback. By means of interactive methods the environment of
educational communication which is characterized by openness, interaction of
participants, equality of their arguments, accumulation of joint knowledge,
possibility of a mutual assessment and control is created. Activity of the
teacher gives way to activity of students, creation of conditions for their
initiative becomes his task.
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