METHODS OF DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL MOBILITY OF STUDENTS STUDYING IN THE FIELD OF SPECIAL PEDAGOGY
Saitkulova Nazokat Rahmonovna , Chirchik State Pedagogical University, UzbekistanAbstract
The development of professional mobility among students in the field of special pedagogy is crucial for fostering adaptable, internationally-minded educators. This abstract explores various methods designed to enhance students' professional mobility, including experiential learning, international internships, cross-cultural communication training, and the integration of digital platforms for virtual exchange. These methods aim to equip students with the skills needed to engage in diverse educational environments, promoting an inclusive and globally competent approach to special education. By focusing on active learning and international collaboration, these strategies encourage the development of skills that are essential for educators in an increasingly interconnected world.
Keywords
Professional mobility, special pedagogy, inclusive education
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