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Author(s): |
Zhang Z., |
| Number of journal: |
2(75) |
Date: |
June 2026 |
| Annotation: |
Inclusive competence of a teacher is a system
of personality values, a set of their personal beliefs, knowledge,
skills, social and life experience, presented in the form
of socio-personal, universal (general cultural) and professional
competencies that allow the teacher to work effectively
in an inclusive education (integrated learning). A competence
approach to learning shifts educational emphasis from the learning
process to the outcome. Now the quality of education is assessed not by the amount of acquired knowledge, but
by the degree of manifestation of competence, where competencies
reflect the readiness and ability to effectively use the acquired
knowledge, skills and personal qualities within the framework
of independent professional activity. Since knowledge and skills
may be erased due to the lack of reinforcement, inclusive professional
competencies, among which the most significant are cognitive,
project, legal, diagnostic and other competencies, are
an effective neoplasm of vocational training.
The process of forming inclusive competence can be divided
into the following stages: the formation of inclusive literacy,
the development of inclusive readiness for practical activities,
the formation of an inclusive culture. In many scientific studies,
the stages of learning are considered as the most important
algorithm of the educational process.
The successful implementation of an inclusive approach
in the Russian educational system is associated with the formation
of an inclusive culture. In the context of pedagogical
didactics, inclusive culture is recognized as an important element
of inclusive education. The most important component
of the teacher’s inclusive culture is the inclusive readiness.
A number of researchers consider the readiness of teachers for
inclusive education through an assessment of two blocks: professional
and psychological readiness. The study and development
of these components of inclusive readiness in conjunction
with the growth of an inclusive culture are becoming an important
area for the formation of professional inclusive competence.
The study modernizes the terminology base of the conceptual
apparatus of inclusive education, supplements and details
the glossary of inclusion terms, such as “inclusive literacy,”
“inclusive readiness,” “inclusive culture,” which significantly
transforms the theoretical foundation of vocational education. |
| Keywords: |
inclusion, inclusive education, inclusive competence,
inclusive literacy, inclusive readiness, inclusive culture,
competence approach, professional competencies, Chinese students,
sports university |
| For citation: |
Zhang Z. Inclusive readiness and inclusive culture as stages in the formation of inclusive competence
of Chinese students in a sports university. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2026;2(75):582—592. DOI:
10.25683/VOLBI.2026.75.1649. |