Pavlenko S. A., Pavlenkova O. V., Sidorova A. I., Lyashenko L. I.
Medical science, like medical education, is the most complex of today’s sciences, and in order to reach and master their peaks, a higher education student needs diligence, desire and motivation, as well as the realization that everyone is responsible for himself and depends only on him. realization of the goal to become a doctor. Modern medical education should be not only accessible, but also continuous, high quality, diverse and based on modern technologies, focusing on the activity, independence of higher education, their ability to adapt to constant change and the needs of society. The student-centered approach considers a higher education medical institution as an entity with its own unique interests, needs and experience, able to be an independent and responsible participant in the educational process. The teacher-facilitator in the educational space should potentiate the development of the student’s skills Soft skills («soft skills», «social skills» or «success skills»). From the point of view of obtaining higher education, acquiring knowledge and acquiring skills, a teacher-facilitator (NPP) is one who helps the student of medical education to understand the purpose of his education and maintain the positive dynamics of his own development in the formation of soft skills to achieve this goal. education. The training of applicants should be focused on selfdevelopment and self-improvement of each future doctor on the basis of their own actions, and the diagnosis of his competence should become self-diagnosis and self-analysis, based on the latest knowledge. Therefore, in order to achieve achievements in obtaining and developing Soft skills, the teacher (NSP) should choose such ways of presenting (presenting) information to the applicant in the course of his cognitive activity, which will be realized through interaction and connect the teacher and the applicant as participants in a single educational process. will allow medical freelance graduates to be successful in their workplace and competitive, socially adapted specialists.
