Авторы

  • Чарос Ахмадова
    "Physical Education And Sport" University TIFT

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.imjrd.120935

Аннотация

This аrticle describes sоme аspects оf the principles оf educаtiоnаl, interdisciplinаry cоmmunicаtiоn in the prоcess оf integrаting the psychоlоgicаl аnd pedаgоgicаl knоwledge оf future physicаl educаtiоn teаchers.


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PEDAGOGICAL BASIS OF THE PROCESS OF INTEGRATION OF PHYSICAL

EDUCATION TEACHERS IN TEACHING SPECIALIZED SUBJECTS

Ahmadova Charos Bakhtiyar Kizi

Senior Lecturer Of The Department "Physical Education And Sport" University TIFT

Annоtаtiоn:

This аrticle describes sоme аspects оf the principles оf educаtiоnаl,

interdisciplinаry cоmmunicаtiоn in the prоcess оf integrаting the psychоlоgicаl аnd pedаgоgicаl

knоwledge оf future physicаl educаtiоn teаchers.

Key wоrds:

primаry educаtiоn, teаcher, integrаtiоn, cоmpоnent, psychоlоgicаl аnd pedаgоgicаl,

principles, knоwledge, skill, quаlificаtiоn.
The President of our country has emphasized the importance of developing children's sports and

highlighted the necessity of integrating education and upbringing with sports and physical

training in a harmonious manner. Sports not only strengthen physical health but also serve as a

solid foundation for building resilience—an essential trait for courageously overcoming life’s

challenges and withstanding various psychological and ideological pressures.
In the process of educating children, it is essential to engage highly qualified pedagogical staff

who possess deep professional knowledge and the ability to apply an individual approach to

each child. By nurturing correct thinking and reasoning from early childhood, we lay the

foundation for the development of a well-rounded generation endowed with high levels of

knowledge and spirituality. Therefore, special attention must be given to advancing the primary

education system, which plays a key role in shaping such a future generation.
Certain aspects of integrated education and upbringing, as well as interdisciplinary connections,

have been examined in the works of prominent pedagogues.
A number of studies have been devoted to interdisciplinary and intradisciplinary connections in

primary education. These issues represent the zone of proximal development for transitioning

toward the integration of academic subjects.

The integration of subjects in primary school curricula has been insufficiently studied and is

often presented in contradictory ways. There are numerous disagreements among scholars

regarding the nature of these interdisciplinary connections.

Modern physical education teachers must clearly perceive both the organizational and

substantive aspects of the integrative nature of primary education in order to effectively fulfill

their professional duties. They should also be aware of the integrative orientation of their future

professional activity. The necessity of integration in the professional training of future physical

education teachers is one of the key conditions that determine the effectiveness of developing

their professional competence. In other words, only when viewed from an integrative approach

can the methodological training of future physical education teachers be truly effective.

Research Objective:

To enhance the effectiveness of the integration process by improving the professional training

knowledge of future physical education teachers.


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Research Methods:

Pedagogical observation and control testing were employed. A comprehensive analysis of the

literature on the subject was conducted. Special principles were developed for the integration of

primary school subjects and for psychological-pedagogical integration.

Results and Discussion:

Let us consider what integration means from a terminological and methodological perspective.

The word “integration” derives from the Latin term integratio – meaning restoration or

completion, and integer – meaning whole or complete. In this regard, we are dealing with two

fundamental concepts:

A system is a concept that denotes the interconnectedness of structurally differentiated

parts and functions within an organism, as well as the process leading to such a state.

It is also the process of bringing closer together various disciplines that are being

implemented alongside stratification processes.

Differentiation

(from French différentiation, and Latin differentia – difference, diversity) refers

to the process of dividing a whole into parts.

The integration of educational content reflects a global tradition of ideas, concepts, and

aspirations. The integrative approach represents the objective unity of various levels of

systemic relationships (nature – society – human being). Integration involves unifying

previously separated components into a whole. It leads to an increased level of cohesion and

organization among system elements [3].

During the process of integration in education, the volume and order of interrelations increase.

This, in turn, organizes the functioning of system components and ensures the integrity of the

subject being studied.

Modern didactic and methodological perspectives emphasize that students’ success in learning,

development, and upbringing depends on their understanding of the unity of the world, the

necessity of aligning their actions with the universal laws of nature, and their ability to establish

both interdisciplinary and intradisciplinary connections within physical education courses.

First and foremost, teachers must possess not only deep and multifaceted practical

technological preparedness but also be supported by appropriate psychological and pedagogical

integration systems.

We believe that when three different but interrelated components—

methodological

,

technological

, and

personal

—are properly integrated, the study of psychological and

pedagogical knowledge becomes significantly easier, faster, and more productive. These

include:

The first component involves acquiring theoretical knowledge and enhancing methodological

reflection skills.

The second component encompasses psychological and pedagogical knowledge at the

methodological and technological levels.

The third component pertains to the personal development of the educator, including the

formation of self-identity.

These components, in their implementation, must meet the following requirements:


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The process of knowledge acquisition must be aligned with the formation of essential

qualities and types of activities required for future teachers.

The structure of psychological and pedagogical sciences should create conditions that

prioritize the need for knowledge even before the knowledge acquisition process begins.

It is necessary to establish conditions that allow future teachers to practically implement the

unity of capabilities, characteristics, forms, and methods. Additionally, it is important to ensure

that students can consistently apply and develop the acquired concepts throughout the

educational process and beyond.

English Scientific Translation:

In order to obtain comprehensive information about the effectiveness of the psychologically and

pedagogically structured integration process and the formation of systematic, integrated

knowledge, it is necessary to organize observations in the following directions:

studying students' psychological readiness to acquire knowledge;

determining the level of preparedness for learning;

identifying the scope of knowledge related to facts, phenomena, and laws;

assessing motivational and emotional attitudes toward the pedagogical process and the

teaching profession.

These indicators play a crucial role in students’ professional orientation. Through such

indicators, it is possible to assess the attitude of future teachers toward the process of teaching

and acquiring knowledge. Analyzing the technological support of the integration process in

psychologically and pedagogically structured instruction helps fully reflect the teacher’s

teaching methods, techniques, and forms.

In conclusion, one of the most important tasks of higher pedagogical education institutions is to

educate future physical education teachers through methods of intellectual activity. Such

methods include the development of mental representation and thinking, generalization,

abstraction, and others.

The method of generalization from the particular to the general (inductive approach) can be

implemented through the following steps:

a) comparing the given objects;

b) identifying and naming the features common to all of them;

c) grouping the objects based on those features.

When generalization is implemented through a didactic approach (from general to particular),

future physical education teachers must be able to select the relevant concept and articulate its

general characteristics. The conscious transfer of knowledge to new tasks is a key indicator of

mastering intellectual activity methods.

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1. Kаlyаgin L.L. Aleksinkа O.L. “Integrаtsiyа shkоlnоgо оbucheniyа” Nаchаlnаyа shkоlа

1990 g. № 9.


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Библиографические ссылки

Kаlyаgin L.L. Aleksinkа O.L. “Integrаtsiyа shkоlnоgо оbucheniyа” Nаchаlnаyа shkоlа 1990 g. № 9.

Kukushin V.S. Bоldirevа A.V. “Pedоgоgikа nа’chаlnоgо оbrаzоvаniyа” “Mаrt” 2005g.

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Shоrustаmоvа D.S. “Bоshlаng‘ich tа’lim dаrslаrini integrаtsiyаlаshdа pedаgоgik psixоlоgik yоndоshuv” Mаgstir аkаdemik dаrаjаsini оlish uchun yоzilgаn dissertаtsiyа. –T. 2014y.

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