Determinants of formation primary school students’ soft skills
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31489/2020ped2/16-24Keywords:
education, soft skills, soft skills’ formation, skill, competence, critical thinking, creativity, communication skills, collaboration, primary school students, primary school.Abstract
The article focuses on validate determinants of formation students’ soft skills in primary school. Due to the rapid developments of modern society, the ability to solve actual problems in close collaboration with other participants of process using modern competencies is becoming increasingly important. A review of psychological and pedagogical literature indicates that such competencies included: the ability to active communication, emotional intelligence, working with information, argumentation and motivation. Taken together, these competencies are single set, providing fruitful learning and solving joint problems. The relevance of the presented study is due to the fact that, despite an active discussion of the problem of developing adults’ soft skills in the psychological and pedagogical literature, the question of the formation of this complex of qualities in children of primary school age still remains undeveloped. In this case, a primary school can be not only as a level of education, but also as a social system, which is an institution of the student’s social development, which forms personality traits that will help him to successfully establish himself in society and interact with his surrounding reality. The article presents an analysis of the concept of soft skills, which
ensures the integrity of perception of the term and its content.