A metodologia de criação de um fluxograma do programa de desenvolvimento profissional de professores no aspecto de alfabetização funcional
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O estudo foi direcionado ao problema de aperfeiçoamento do desenvolvimento profissional do professor no aspecto de alfabetização funcional como parte integrante do processo educacional holístico para aumentar a eficiência do aluno, em conformidade com o Programa da OCDE para Avaliação Internacional de Alunos. O objetivo é pesquisar o conteúdo histórico do fenômeno da alfabetização funcional e as abordagens de um fluxograma de programa para a formação profissional de professores. Um fluxograma do programa de desenvolvimento profissional de professores foi elaborado para criar uma plataforma eletrônica para permitir que os professores dominem um modelo baseado em competências para continuar o ensino e projetar o processo educacional para formar uma alfabetização funcional relevante dos alunos.
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