IMPROVEMENT OF THE MECHANISM OF SELECTION OF SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR THE TEACHING PROFESSION

The process of selecting individuals for the teaching profession is pivotal in ensuring the quality of education. Traditional methods have often faced scrutiny for their efficacy and fairness. This scientific article explores the evolution of selection mechanisms for school students aspiring to become teachers. Drawing on recent advancements in educational psychology, assessment methodologies, and technological innovations, this paper proposes an improved mechanism that aligns with the demands of modern education systems. By integrating multiple criteria, including cognitive abilities, emotional intelligence, and practical teaching skills, this enhanced selection process aims to identify candidates who exhibit the highest potential for success in the teaching profession. The proposed framework emphasizes objectivity, fairness, and inclusivity, fostering the development of a diverse cohort of educators equipped to meet the challenges of contemporary classrooms.