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January 1, 2024Journal of Educational SciencesOpen Access

Digital Formation of Competences for Future Biology Teachers in Blended Learning

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ZYZharkynay YesmakhanovaPedagogical UniversityAAAzhar AbubakirovaKajaani University of Applied SciencesSNSharipa Nurzhanova

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Pedagogical study reveals digital competence gains in pre-service biology teachers using MOODLE blended learning, highlighting the value of structured digital course environments.

Key Points

  • The study aims to theoretically justify and assess the effectiveness of a blended learning model designed to develop digital competencies in future biology teachers.
  • Conducted a targeted literature review of international studies via the University Library System to determine effective educational methodologies.
  • Implemented a blended learning environment using the MOODLE platform for students enrolled in the 'Teacher Training in Biology' program (discipline 'Teaching Methodology in Biology').
  • Curated digital instructional materials, including interactive presentations and video-recorded lectures, to support course content and digital skills training.
  • Students successfully developed discipline-specific knowledge, pedagogical skills, and digital competencies aligned with biology curriculum standards.
  • The MOODLE-based digital learning environment demonstrated practical utility for delivering instructional resources and enhancing teacher training methodologies.

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Yesmakhanova et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a734fa255ee283707b86f19https://doi.org/10.26577/jes2024790207
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