How to write a pedagogical concept

A concept is a system of views on phenomena occurring in the world and affecting the life of every person. Thus, the pedagogical concept is a certain direction in pedagogy, a kind of training and education program based on personal views, experience, and professional qualities of a teacher.

Instruction manual

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First of all, clearly define how you understand the relationship in the "teacher - children" system. After all, there are teachers (and there are many of them) who are zealous advocates of strict discipline. For them, the teacher is always right because he is an adult, he has more professional knowledge, everyday experience, and he knows better what children need. Others adhere to more liberal views: of course, discipline is needed at school, but within reasonable limits, and you can sometimes listen to children, because they are also members of society. Still others say that the less limited a child’s freedom at school, the better, and teachers should understand that the world of children is fundamentally different from the adult, so it’s better not to get into it unless absolutely necessary.

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Based on an understanding of this issue, build the second point of your concept: how to ensure that students not only fully understand the subject, but also study it willingly, that is, with enthusiasm. With the help of what methods, additional materials you will teach it, and how you will check the degree of mastery. All this depends on the age of the students and their degree of preparedness.

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And, finally, the main point: how to become a truly authoritative person for a student, from whom he will want to take an example with which he can consult in difficult times or rack his brain over any important issue. After all, a teacher is not only a person who provides knowledge, he is also a mentor, educator. In short, the teacher’s task is not only to teach children their subject, but also to ensure that they respect and even love their teacher.