Electronic Portfolio as a Mean of Reflection Formation for Students Learning

The article presents the results of a study aimed at the reflection formation of students to the educational program they are mastering as a program of preparation for professional activity through a specially organized educational environment, including the use of the "Electronic Portfolio&quo...

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Main Authors: Margolis A.A (Author), Safronova M.A (Author), Drobyazko A.A (Author), Kuravsky L.S (Author), Golovanova I.A (Author), Pominov D.A (Author)
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Published: Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, 2021-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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Summary:The article presents the results of a study aimed at the reflection formation of students to the educational program they are mastering as a program of preparation for professional activity through a specially organized educational environment, including the use of the "Electronic Portfolio" tool and regular interaction with a supervisor. The study involved students of bachelor's programs of the faculty of "Psychology of Education" MSUPE - "Psychology and pedagogy of primary education (primary school teacher)" (N=21 people) - experimental group and "Psychology and pedagogy of education (psychologist)" (N=22 people) - control group. A questionnaire was used to study the reflection formation towards mastering the main professional educational program. The results obtained make it possible to say that the specially-organized work of the supervisor of the mini-group, mediated by the use of an electronic portfolio that records the development of the student's professional competencies, can provide conditions for the formation of a student's reflection to learning. An electronic portfolio can be used as a navigator in the educational program and a means of organizing reflection of students' professional competencies in professional activity.
Item Description:10.17759/psyedu.2021130201
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