Implementation of the "Third Mission" by a Pedagogical University within the Framework of Joint Project Activities with the Regional Education System
https://doi.org/10.54884/2414-1186-2025-8-1-001
Abstract
The article focuses on analyzing the experience of implementing practice-oriented teacher training projects within the framework of the "third mission" of a pedagogical university. Particular attention is given to the "Turnkey School Teaching Teams" project, which is aimed at addressing the pressing challenges of Russian education policy, such as staffing schools with qualified personnel and improving the quality of teacher professional training. The research aims to develop an innovative model for preparing teaching teams that can shorten the adaptation period and increase their effectiveness. The project is based on axiological and competency-based methodological approaches, Bloom’s taxonomy, and the concept of a sociocultural educational environment. The uniqueness of the project lies in its emphasis on forming cohesive teams of pedagogical university graduates, prepared for collaborative work in educational institutions, within the framework of joint project activities between the university and the regional education system. The results of the project’s implementation have shown that integrating practice-oriented training with personalized support for young specialists facilitates their successful professional adaptation.
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About the Authors
Sergey V. TarasovRussian Federation
Dr. Sci. (Pedagogical Sciences), Prof., Academician of the Russian Academy of Education, Chief Researcher, Research Institute of Pedagogical Problems of Education
Elena B. Spasskaya
Russian Federation
Cand. Sci. (Education), Assoc. Prof., Department of Preschool Pedagogy
Yuliya L. Proekt
Russian Federation
Cand. Sci. (Psychology), Assoc. Prof., Department of Psychology of Professional Activity and IT in Education
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Tarasov S.V., Spasskaya E.B., Proekt Yu.L. Implementation of the "Third Mission" by a Pedagogical University within the Framework of Joint Project Activities with the Regional Education System. MODERN ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION. 2025;8(1 (29)). (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.54884/2414-1186-2025-8-1-001