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Interviewer: Good morning, dear listeners, I
would like to remind you today’s topic, “Professional
development”, therefore we have invited a well-known
specialist, associate professor Makhmud Tursunovich
Tursunov. Welcome to the studio.
Mr. Tursunov: Good morning!
Interviewer: As we know, professional development
is one of the vital issues in all spheres. Will you explain
to us what is professional development?
Mr. Tursunov: Well, Professional development
opportunities refer to the acquisition of skills and
knowledge both for personal development and career
advancement. It presents great changes, broaden
skills, improving self-knowledge, views, interests,
building or renewing, identity/self-esteem, developing
s trengths or talents, improving self-awareness.
Therefore Professional Development is a means
of supporting people in the workplace, to understand
more about the atmosphere in which they work, the
job they do and how to do it better. It can be a step
on the ladder to higher qualifications or enhanced
job prospects or be required by professional bodies to
maintain professional status. It can be a part of meeting
targets set by workforce performance management
schemes or an opportunity for individuals to change
their job paths. In one word we can say it is an ongoing
process throughout our working lives.
Interviewer: My second question concerns
the requirements of the professional development.
Will you tell us why everyone needs professional
development?
Mr. Tursunov: We live in the XXI century. The
world is changing rapidly. We can see these changes
in legislative, social and economic developments
directly. It affects the situation in which we live
and work. At the same time technological advances
provide different ways of working. So every young
person should have to understand and recognize it.
Interviewer: Our listeners are young, future
professionally developed people therefore I would
like you to tell them the main phases of Professional
Development.
Mr. Tursunov: Well, according the research
there are six phases of professional development.
The first one is building a knowledge base. Without
this phase one can’t be professional. It requires new
knowledge and information. This phase includes goal
setting, assessing needs, participating in interactive
workshops, and forming a study group. The second
phase is observing models and examples. The aim of
this phase is to study instructional examples in order
to develop a practical understanding of the research.
Here, students might participate in activities such as
school and classroom visitations, peer observation,
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