Scientific and methodological activities of the modern music teacher

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DOI: 10.31483/r-33155
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Сollection of articles «Development of modern education system: theory, methodology, experience»
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Author:
Erzhena S. Aleshina 1
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Методический инструментарий поддержки и развития педагога
Pages:
111-114
Received: 24 July 2019

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1 SAI SVE of RB "The Buryat Republican Institute of Educational Politics"
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Aleshina E. S. (2019). Scientific and methodological activities of the modern music teacher. Development of modern education system: theory, methodology, experience, 111-114. Чебоксары: PH "Sreda". https://doi.org/10.31483/r-33155

Abstract

This article reveals the role of methodological work and scientific and methodological activities in the professional and personal development of a music teacher and the improvement of his social status. The professional and pedagogical activity of a modern music teacher is viewed as a complex structure, where scientific and methodological activity is given a special place. The author raises the problem of developing the methodological competence of a music teacher, emphasizing the importance of special training in the field of scientific and pedagogical research and the conditions necessary to enhance its scientific and methodological potential.

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