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February 2018, № 2 (214), pages 25–32doi: 10.25198/1814-6457-214-25
Gamova N.A., Kulish N.V., Sikorskaya G.A. PEDAGOCICAL SUPERVISION IN LEARNING MATHEMATICSDemand for graduate degrees are growing, thus necessity for more effective educational supervision occurs. Better the supervision, better result of students. If organization of students’ studying process improves, their abilities will mount. With correction and diagnosing problems in studying it`s possible to improve students` self-awareness in education process. Main aim of educational supervision is to get information about process as whole. In the studying process pedagocical supervision was created by providing all students variety of tasks with character oriented studying. In particular, it’s provided by tests and quizzes with public access, using modern technology, including possibility of real time remote studying. Pedagogical supervision of students has improved feedback for teacher’s work on consecutive steps of educational process. With character oriented studying students got mathematical skills for tackling practical tasks. They learnt how to use mathematical language and its symbols to construct managerial models and they have learnt how to improve their methods of studying on each steps of educational process. Key words: pedagogical supervision, supervision in studying mathematics, functions of supervision.
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Authors: Gamova N.A., Kulish N.V., Sikorskaya G.A.
Year: 2018
doi: 10.25198/1814-6457-214-25
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