Training future teachers in natural sciences and mathematics by means of computer simulation: a social constructivist approach
Oleksandr Teplytskyi, Illia Teplytskyi, Serhiy Semerikov, Vladimir, Soloviev

TL;DR
This paper explores a social constructivist approach to training future natural science and math teachers using computer simulations, developing a model and selecting effective methods and tools.
Contribution
It introduces a structural-functional model for training teachers with computer simulation, integrating socio-constructivist methods and tools.
Findings
Developed a structural-functional model of teacher training.
Selected socio-constructivist forms and methods for computer modeling.
Enhanced training effectiveness through tailored simulation tools.
Abstract
The monograph defines the conditions of training of future teachers in natural sciences and mathematics by means of computer simulation, developed a structural-functional model of training, selected socio-constructivist forms of organization, methods and learning tools of computer modeling for future teachers of natural and mathematical disciplines.
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TopicsInnovative Educational Technologies · Educational Methods and Teacher Development · Artificial Intelligence in Education
