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The authors’ starting point in this paper is analysing the changes in the perception of teaching profession, as well as the need for professional engagement of art teachers in school work and pro-active role in the society, while emphasizing the issues of professionalisation of their work, identity and key competencies. The aim of the research was to determine what competencies of art teachers are needed for school work and professional and proactive role in the society and what the possibilities of their professional development are. The research sample included 220 art teachers working in primary and secondary school. Results indicate that initial teacher education to large extent determines their teaching preferences, as well as that many respondents recognise art teachers’ competencies as essential for their work at school and social community. It is noted that a small number of art teachers participate in school projects, experimental programmes, teachers’ associations, and that they are largely involved only in the work of school teams. It can be concluded that their professional development needs to be focused towards the development of sensitivity for the identification and understanding of different professional and social patterns and roles, towards social interaction and involvement in various school ∗ Notes. The paper originated from the project The Quality of Education System in Serbia from European Perspective (No. 179010) financed by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia (2011–2017). Reviewers of this paper was Milica Aleksić, MA, Cambridge English Teacher, Private International Hight School and Miroslava Ružić, Zavod za udžbenike Beograd. ∗∗ E-mail: oisidora@gmail.com Isidora Korać and Olivera Gajić 298 teams and teachers’ associations, through which they can provide themselves with a source of support and resources for their work.
作者在本文中的出发点是分析教师职业观念的变化,以及艺术教师在学校工作中的专业参与和在社会中的积极作用的需求,同时强调他们的工作,身份和关键能力的专业化问题。本研究的目的是确定美术教师在学校工作和在社会中扮演专业和积极的角色所需要的能力,以及他们的专业发展的可能性。研究对象为220名中小学美术教师。结果表明,最初的教师教育在很大程度上决定了他们的教学偏好,而且许多受访者认识到艺术教师的能力对他们在学校和社会社区的工作至关重要。委员会注意到,少数艺术教师参加学校项目、实验方案、教师协会,他们大多只参与学校小组的工作。可以得出的结论是,他们的专业发展需要集中于发展敏感性,以便查明和了解不同的专业和社会模式和作用,以及社会交往和参与各种学校*注。本文源于塞尔维亚共和国教育、科学和技术发展部(2011-2017)资助的“欧洲视角下塞尔维亚教育体系质量”项目(No. 179010)。本文的审稿人是Milica aleksiki, MA, Cambridge English Teacher, Private International high School and Miroslava Ružić, Zavod za udžbenike Beograd。* *电子邮件:oisidora@gmail.com伊西多拉·科拉奇和奥利维拉·加基奇298个小组和教师协会,通过这些小组和教师协会,他们可以为自己的工作提供支持和资源。