Scientist and Teacher – Two Facets of Being a Lecturer of High School in a Postmodern World
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Scientist and Teacher – Two Facets of Being a Lecturer of High School in a Postmodern World Svitlana KHRYPKO
The article is devoted to the problem of the dualistic unity of the values of being a teacher who is both a research scientist and an educator. The specifics of the professional combination of scientific research and practice of live teach-ing are considered.The paper comprehends the extraordinary phenomenon of education in the context of the scientific and ideological para-digm of understanding, which is a professional basis for both teaching and research activities. Education is represented as a person‟s spiritual face, which is formed under the influence of moral and spiritual values, which is the property of its cultural circle. The examples of stereotyped education are proposed, which leads to the idea that an indicator of human educated-ness is undoubtedly the worldview and methodological layer of acquired philosophical knowledge, which embodies the spiritual world.The reality and illusory nature of the fact of the “research point” in the activity of the scientist are reflected and the re-flection of the determinants of the problem of “different per-sonalities of scientists” is offered. The issue of teaching au-thors is singled out as a discourse of style, manners, creativi-ty, content, interpretations, etc.