Natalia S. Gubatenko

This article focuses on organizing network interaction among teachers in specialized (profile) classes to enhance educational quality. It reviews the theoretical framework and practical implementation of pedagogical networks, specifically addressing the organizational and pedagogical conditions, the role of ICT, and collaborative learning methods that boost teacher competencies and student motivation. The piece discusses key advantages—including broader professional connections and systemic cooperation—and leverages contemporary research and Russian educational case studies to underscore its r...

The article examines the building of the teaching staff of a specialized class as a condition for improving the quality of education. The aim is to identify mechanisms for managing teacher interaction. These include: organizational and conceptual support, differentiation of functions, motivation and staff training, as well as a system of communication and coordination of plans. The key conclusion is the need for a shift in the management paradigm from administration to partnership.

The article provides a theoretical substantiation of the organizational and pedagogical support for the cooperation of teachers in specialized primary school classes. The concept of "teacher cooperation" is defined, and its components and efficiency criteria are identified. Organizational and pedagogical conditions are systematized: normative-managerial, scientific-methodological, psychological-pedagogical, and spatial-temporal. It is shown that their creation ensures the transition from fragmented contacts to a polysubject community and the integrity of the profile-oriented educational proces...

The article compares Western and domestic theories of teacher interaction. The relevance is due to the lack of a unified terminology (collective, team, cooperation, learning community, joint professional learning). The methodology includes comparative analysis, systematization, generalization, and historical‑pedagogical reconstruction. It is shown that foreign approaches emphasize process‑psychological aspects (interaction, distributed leadership, team roles, psychological safety), while domestic approaches focus on collective‑educational properties, the management environment, and humanism. A...

The article presents the theoretical and methodological foundations for creating a psychologically safe educational environment to ensure effective cooperation among teachers of specialized classes. The necessity of psychological safety is proven as a mechanism for transforming formal communication into real cooperation with its attributes: unity of goals, mutual dependence, and collective responsibility. The risks of formal interaction are identified: pressure and the “privatization” of experience. Based on the materials of current foreign and Russian theories, the formation of safety conditi...