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Bulletin of Abai KazNPU. series of Pedagogical Sciences

FORMATION OF META-COMPETENCES OF FUTURE TEACHER-PSYCHOLOGISTS USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

Published September 2025

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M.Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University
Abstract

The article considers the importance of forming meta-competences using digital technologies in the professional training of teacher-psychologists. Meta-competences represent the highest conceptual level and are considered as comprehensive professional competencies.

The purpose of our study: theoretical analysis of the importance of forming meta-competences for a teacher-psychologist and an experimental study of the development of pedagogical conditions for the formation of professional meta-competence of teacher-psychologists using digital technologies.

Research methods: testing, questionnaires, observation. Methods: critical thinking test; self-regulation scale; Karpov reflection scale; DigCompEdu test (to identify digital competence); SWOT analysis (integration of competences); Learning analytics (dynamics of activity).

Research results: a theoretical analysis of general metacompetences and digital competence was conducted. It was established how a future educational psychologist can use metacompetences in professional activities. The levels of formation of digital consumption by future educational psychologists were experimentally identified. The following components of metacompetence were identified: cognitive; regulatory, communicative, digital and integrative.

Scientific and practical significance: the effectiveness of using digital technologies as a tool for developing metacompetences in future educational psychologists was confirmed.

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Макулова А.А., Усенова А.М., Мырзабеков Е.Е., Оралбекова А.К., . 2025. FORMATION OF META-COMPETENCES OF FUTURE TEACHER-PSYCHOLOGISTS USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES. Bulletin of Abai KazNPU. series of Pedagogical Sciences. 87, 3 (Sep. 2025), 245–255. DOI:https://doi.org/10.51889/2959-5762.2025.87.3.022.