The Use of Information Technology in the Educational Process during Martial Law
Keywords:
Professional ability, cognitive part, motivational part, emotional development
Abstract
The aim of the article was to evaluate the effectiveness of emotional support in the introduction of information technology in higher educational institutions during martial law. The following methods were used: general theoretical; testing, analysis of products of activity, formative experiment, statistical methods. Motivational, cognitive, activity and reflective components of professional competence were identified in the course of theoretical analysis. The medium indicators of dominance of cognitive, activity and reflective components of professional competence of students during martial law were recorded. The motivational component was the least developed. Experimental impact is effective for the development of motivational and cognitive components, but requires further clarification in the development of activity and reflective components. The significance of the changes is confirmed by statistical verification of the data. Prospects for research on the problem involve expanding the number and duration of research on the use of educational information technology during martial law.
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Published
2022-09-07
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Patyk, R., Benyakh, N., Yakymova, O., Yefimova, A., & Danylyuk, S. (2022). The Use of Information Technology in the Educational Process during Martial Law. Journal of the University of Zulia , 13(38), 696-713. https://doi.org/10.46925//rdluz.38.38
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