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Continuity in the teaching of computer science implies ensuring
an inseparable connection between the knowledge received by
first-year students at school and at a university. As a result,
knowledge, abilities, skills obtained earlier should expand and
deepen, and individual ideas and concepts should be further
developed. Continuity implies observance of scientific character,
consistency, regularity, interconnectedness, and coherence, not
only in content but also in forms and methods of instruction,
which should ensure, as soon as possible, a faster and more
positive learning of information and communication
technologies in the university.
In conclusion, we note that the study of the system of continuous
education as a special pedagogical object makes it possible to
identify its most general characteristics: this system is discrete,
from the point of view of pedagogical expediency, a single and
integral one. Since subsystems of continuous education interact,
at their joints, didactic contradictions inevitably arise. The
succession of subsystems of continuous education is socially
determined, and their actual continuity depends on the optimality
of the conditions for resolving contradictions at the junctions of
different subsystems. The continuity between the various links is
the main condition for the creation of a holistic system of
continuous education, encompassing all types of educational
institutions, process.
5 Conclusion
In conclusion of the article, we want to emphasize that for the
practical solution of questions of continuity of state compulsory
standards of school and university education, it is necessary to
conduct a scientific examination of secondary school curricula,
based on the structure and content of educational and
professional higher education programs.
The continuity of school and university education concerns not
only the content of education but also the forms, methods, and
means of education, including the socio-psychological
conditions of moral development and the psychological and
pedagogical conditions for the formation of the creative
personality.
The application of the general education courses in informatics
at the University for Tier Differentiation of education based on
the diagnosis of students' readiness for training makes it possible
to improve the quality of education and thereby significantly
improve the level of knowledge, abilities and skills students need
to live in the information society.
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