Elaboration of technology of formation of ability for non-violence interaction in students — future specialists in the sphere of psychological pedagogical following

UDC 37.013.77

https://doi.org/10.20339/AM.06-19.039  

V.G. Maralov is Dr.Sci. (Psychology), prof. at Cherepovets State University e-mail: vgmaralov@yandex.ru; V.A. Sitarov is Dr.Sci. (Pedagogy), prof., head of sub-faculty e-mail: sitarov@mail.ru; and L.V. Romanyuk is Dr.Sci. (Pedagogy), prof., vice-rector e-mail: lromanyuk@mosgu.ru at Moscow Humanitarian University

Presented is technology of formation of ability for non-violence interaction in students — future pedagogues and psychologists. Verified was hypothesis about dynamic of attitude of students to non-violence under influence of specially organized training. As principal method, used was forming experiment, that was realized in 2018-2019 studying year with contingent of students of direction “Psychological pedagogical education” and specialty “Psychology” of Moscow humanitarian and Cherepovets state universities. As result of experiment, conclusion was made about possibility for using of such technology in the process of professional training of students — future pedagogues and psychologists.

Key words: non-violence interaction, non-violence attitude to persons, realization, actualization of vital experience, modeling of vital situations, technology of formation of ability to non-violence interaction.

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