The use of healthcare technologies in education process in vocational school an example of kiev higher vocational college of service and design

Authors

  • Olga Kravchenko
  • Viktor Maksin

Abstract

The investigation on the implementation of healthy technology in
the  educational  process  of  Kyiv  vocational  school  of  service  and
design  was  presented.  The  results  of  a  survey  of  186  students  related
to healthy lifestyle wer e analyzed.
A  special  attention  was  paid  to  finding  the  most  effective  forms
and  methods  of  teaching  students  to  healthy  lifestyles  and  also
creating a positive attitude towards their health.
Three  main  strategies  of  innovation  were  established  by
psycholo gical department of KPS of service and design:
   Strategy  of  local  changes  -   rationalization,  renovation  of
classes and clubs software.
   Strategy of module changes  -   implementation of innovations
at different levels of educational process.
   Strategy  of  system  changes  -   restoration  of  educational
process  content,  organization,  activities,  goals  and  objectives,
technology etc.
It  was  concluded  that  the  innovation  system  with  non - traditional
forms,  methods  of  education  and  various  technologies  provides  an
positiv e  motivation  for  a  healthy  lifestyle  in  teenagers  of  professional
school.
Keywords:  vocational  education,  health  saving  technologies,
strategies  of  local  changes,  strategy  of  module  changes,  strategy  of
system changes.

Author Biographies

  • Olga Kravchenko
    аssistant, NULES
  • Viktor Maksin
    doctor   of chemistry, professor, NULES

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No. 199 (2014): Scientific Herald of NULES of Ukraine. Series: Pedagogics, psychology, philosophy, part 1 (English)

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