Organizational and methodological foundations for involving teaching staff in innovative activities within postgraduate pedagogical education

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Authors: Л.М. Сергеєва
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Abstract

The article analyzes the necessity of defining the organizational and methodological foundations for involving teaching staff in innovative activities. This will contribute to the popularization of science, the development and implementation in the field of education of the results of scientific research and development, the acquisition of new competencies by teaching staff of educational institutions, and the improvement of existing practical skills in working with new innovative materials. Among the organizational and methodological foundations, it is necessary to highlight: theoretical and methodological training of teaching staff for innovative activities; the involvement of teaching staff f in scientific and practical, scientific and methodological activities; the creation of a corresponding favorable ecosystem of open scientific (research) practices in educational institutions; the creation of an innovative environment to ensure the mobility, competitiveness of pedagogical staff and the flexibility of their professional development through a systematic review and updating of educational and professional continuous professional development programs. The article emphasizes the need to stimulate teaching staff to improve their intellectual level, ensure their creative and innovative activity, and produce the best pedagogical and managerial practices for creating and implementing original concepts, models, systems, and innovations. The main advantages of advanced training of teaching staff are outlined. The results of a study on the readiness of teaching staff to implement innovative activities during their participation in advanced training on the thematic course “Formation of “Green Skills” in the Educational Environment of Educational Institutions” are considered in detail. Separate attention is focused on identifying a number of challenges: traditional teaching methods still prevail, although the use of interactive methods also occupies a significant place; educators participate in certain ecological initiatives and identify important environmental topics, but they feel an acute need for the updating of the material and technical base, methodological materials, and the necessity of motivating learners. It has been determined that the involvement of teaching staff in innovative activities in education is formed during active familiarization with best practices, accumulating all theoretical achievements in the process of advanced training, where the task of meeting professional and educational needs and enhancing their professional competence is successfully solved.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Education and Professional Development Educational Methods and Teacher Development Educational and Organizational Development

Publication details

Journal / source
Scientific Notes of Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Issue
3(34)
Pages
69–69
Publication date
6 February 2026