Advantages of the "Learning by Doing" Method in Developing Managerial Competencies among Bachelor-Level Cadets at a Military Educational Institution
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The article aims to experimentally substantiate the advantages of employing the “learning by doing” method in developing managerial competencies among bachelor-level cadets at a military educational institution. The research methodology involved analyzing the works of scientists on the formation of managerial competencies of future specialists, studying the scientific approaches proposed in these works, and generalizing the pedagogical experience of using the “learning by doing” method. Taking into consideration the results of the ascertaining stage of the experiment, several difficulties were identified in the process of developing managerial competencies among bachelor-level cadets at a military educational institution, which prompted the development of a methodology for forming managerial competencies among bachelor-level cadets at such institutions. Its components include the institutional, organizational, and resultative components. In the experimental group, attention was consistently focused on the use of the “learning by doing” method throughout all stages of the research. It is based on the active participation of bachelor-level cadets in practical experiences to develop their managerial competencies. The primary concept of this method is that engaging in practical tasks and making decisions independently is more conducive to developing competencies than simply listening to lectures or reading theoretical materials. The pedagogical experiment demonstrated that applying the author’s methodology for developing managerial competencies among bachelor-level cadets at a military educational institution, based on the “learning by doing” method, enhances their overall professional training.
Language: English
Subfield: Social Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
SDG: Quality education
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4414354873
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