Abstract:The paper proposes a method for increasing the motivation of university teachers to work with digital technologies on the example of teaching foreign languages. The fear of complete displacement of the teacher by digital technologies leads to many ethical and psychological problems, resulting in a reluctance to use training programmes in the educational process. To increase the motivation of teachers to work in the digital environment, it is proposed to involve them in the use of digital educational technologi… Show more
“…These problems and threats are associated with resistance to changes characteristic of certain age groups and personality types, lack of information support, as well as the peculiarities of cyberspace, which is an innovative environment and exists on the basis of spontaneous, informal rules and norms [5,14]. Cybersocialization of a teacher can also take place and presuppose:…”
In this article, the authors consider the characteristics of the process of cybersocialization of youth, and the role of the educational system in overcoming threats and risks arising as a result of its uncontrolled nature.
“…These problems and threats are associated with resistance to changes characteristic of certain age groups and personality types, lack of information support, as well as the peculiarities of cyberspace, which is an innovative environment and exists on the basis of spontaneous, informal rules and norms [5,14]. Cybersocialization of a teacher can also take place and presuppose:…”
In this article, the authors consider the characteristics of the process of cybersocialization of youth, and the role of the educational system in overcoming threats and risks arising as a result of its uncontrolled nature.
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