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Designing Didactic Conditions and Optimizing Technological Components to Increase the Effectiveness of Biology Teacher Education and Professional Training

Parmonova Marjona Oʻktam qizi , A master's student at the Abdulla Avloniy National Institute of Pedagogical Skills, Uzbekistan

Abstract

This study examines the formulation and execution of a model that amalgamates optimised pedagogical settings with sophisticated technical elements to augment the efficacy of biology teacher education and professional development.  A quasi-experimental approach was utilised with 120 pre-service biology teachers, who were segregated into experimental and control groups.  The experimental group underwent training utilising a paradigm that integrated learner-centred instruction, modular lesson design, virtual biology laboratories, and digital educational resources.  Quantitative data from pedagogical and topic knowledge assessments, alongside qualitative input from questionnaires and interviews, indicated substantial enhancements in both pedagogical skills and subject mastery within the experimental group.  The results show how important it is for biology instructors to learn how to use technology and teaching methods together to get ready for the issues they will face in the classroom today.  The research offers pragmatic suggestions for the enduring integration of these training approaches into higher education institutions.  

Keywords

Biology teacher education, didactic conditions, educational technology

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Parmonova Marjona Oʻktam qizi. (2025). Designing Didactic Conditions and Optimizing Technological Components to Increase the Effectiveness of Biology Teacher Education and Professional Training. International Journal of Pedagogics, 5(06), 31–34. https://doi.org/10.37547/ijp/Volume05Issue06-09