DEVELOPMENT MODEL OF PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNICATIVE CULTURE OF FUTURE TEACHERS BASED ON A DEONTOLOGICAL APPROACH

Authors

  • Nodira Olimjon qizi Tashpulatova Author

Keywords:

deontological approach, professional and communicative culture, future teacher, pedagogical deontology, communicative competence, pedagogical ethics, professional training, pedagogical model. INTRODUCTION

Abstract

The modernization of higher pedagogical education and the increasing 
requirements for the professional competence of teachers necessitate the improvement 
of future teachers’ professional and communicative culture. Professional and 
communicative culture is considered an integrative personal quality that combines 
communicative competence, professional ethics, speech culture, pedagogical 
responsibility, and reflective abilities. In this regard, the deontological approach serves 
as an effective methodological basis for the development of future teachers’ 
professional and communicative culture. The purpose of this study is to substantiate 
theoretically a model for developing the professional and communicative culture of 
future teachers based on a deontological approach and to determine its structural 
components. The study employed theoretical methods such as analysis, synthesis, 
comparison, systematization, and pedagogical modeling. As a result, a structural
functional model was developed, including target, methodological, content, 
technological, and diagnostic blocks. 

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Published

2026-06-18

How to Cite

DEVELOPMENT MODEL OF PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNICATIVE CULTURE OF FUTURE TEACHERS BASED ON A DEONTOLOGICAL APPROACH. (2026). ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ НАУКА И ИННОВАЦИОННЫЕ ИДЕИ В МИРЕ, 95(4), 371-383. https://alpharesearchs.com/index.php/obr/article/view/2636