2019
DOI: 10.20896/saci.v7i2.452
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Self-determination of Personality of Creative Beginning in Choreographic Context

Abstract: The article analyses the structure of personality self-esteem of representatives of art professions. As an object of the art profession, this research considers the choreographer profession. A feature of the choreographic artist's profession is the directivity on the plastic expression of a given artistic image. This research analyses the process of self-determination of a creative individual in the process of becoming a future professional. The novelty of the research is that choreography is understood not as… Show more

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“…In order to form a high level of intellectual and creative potential of future teachers of technology, it is advisable to create an intellectual and creative environment for students in the following pedagogical conditions: 1) formation of positive motivation for intellectual and creative activity; 2) creating a favourable microclimate of the environment (humanity and democracy, friendly and partnership relations with others, the ability to freely express opinions, positive emotions) (Atabekova et al, 2018a;Atabekova, 2019;Lypchanko-Kovachyk & Sidun, 2019;Portnova, 2019a;Tovkanets & Vagerych;; 3) limiting barriers to blocking intellectual and creative activity (fears, anxiety, criticism, internal and external conflicts) (Portnova, 2019b;Drobiec et al, 2020;Kisiołek et al, 2020). Limiting conformal thinking, giving the opportunity to independently choose goals, objectives and means of their solution (because a person who is not accustomed to act independently and take responsibility, loses confidence in their abilities, the ability to be creative) (Atabekova et al, 2018b); 4) application of active (heuristic, problem-solving, research), interactive methods ("brainstorming", "microphone", "decision tree", "aquarium", "big circle", etc.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In order to form a high level of intellectual and creative potential of future teachers of technology, it is advisable to create an intellectual and creative environment for students in the following pedagogical conditions: 1) formation of positive motivation for intellectual and creative activity; 2) creating a favourable microclimate of the environment (humanity and democracy, friendly and partnership relations with others, the ability to freely express opinions, positive emotions) (Atabekova et al, 2018a;Atabekova, 2019;Lypchanko-Kovachyk & Sidun, 2019;Portnova, 2019a;Tovkanets & Vagerych;; 3) limiting barriers to blocking intellectual and creative activity (fears, anxiety, criticism, internal and external conflicts) (Portnova, 2019b;Drobiec et al, 2020;Kisiołek et al, 2020). Limiting conformal thinking, giving the opportunity to independently choose goals, objectives and means of their solution (because a person who is not accustomed to act independently and take responsibility, loses confidence in their abilities, the ability to be creative) (Atabekova et al, 2018b); 4) application of active (heuristic, problem-solving, research), interactive methods ("brainstorming", "microphone", "decision tree", "aquarium", "big circle", etc.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%