THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TRAINING TEACHERS OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR INNOVATIVE SERVICE
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This article discusses the importance of psychological characteristics in training teachers for innovative service in educational organizations. It highlights five key characteristics: motivation, flexibility of thinking, confidence, self-motivation, and collaboration. Understanding and considering these psychological characteristics can help educational organizations effectively train teachers for innovative service and increase the success of implementing innovations in educational practice.
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