Technology of Training Future Primary School Teachers for Innovative Activities

The integration of Ukrainian society into the pan-European space of education, constant innovative changes in the employment market require, in the preparation of future specialists in higher education, the renewal of traditional approaches and the monitoring of the implementation of effective measures implemented in the educational sector. Innovative activity encourages the teacher to develop creativity, creativity of pedagogical workers, creation and dissemination of novelty, renewal of methods of professional activity, innovative interaction with participants of the educational process, originality of pedagogical thinking and much more. It is the result of the highest degree of creativity and creativity of teachers, which is manifested in the invention of new, original, unconventional. The article substantiates the technology of training future primary school teachers for innovative activities. The professional training of a primary school teacher for innovative pedagogical activity is considered as a process of formation of professional readiness, which ensures the formation of theoretical knowledge, practical abilities and skills necessary for professional activity in the individual. The result of professional and pedagogical training is the formation of the future primary school teacher as a subject of innovative activity, who will have a set of personal and professional characteristics aimed at the successful implementation of education reform. A primary school teacher, ready for innovative activities, is characterized by appropriate motivation, knowledge of integration processes, the ability to apply known technologies and improve them. Based on the above, we have highlighted: cognitive, professional-practical and reflective-evaluative stages of the technology of training a future primary school teacher for innovative activities. The considered technology allowed us to reflect the most essential theoretical and practical aspects of the professional and personal training of the future primary school teacher for innovative activities. We see the prospects for further research directly in the substantiation of ways to improve the training of future primary school teachers for innovative professional activity in the conditions of distance learning.