CONTROL AND AUTONOMY OF UNIVERSITY TEACHER ACTIVITY
The paper considers the phenomenon of teacher professional autonomy through defining relation between teacher autonomy and administrative control of university teacher activity within the context of the transformation of contemporary higher education in Russia. The article defines a complex of intrinsic and extrinsic conditions, which are able to ensure an optimal correlation between teacher autonomy and administrative control of teacher’s activity in Russian higher education. The revealed extrinsic conditions make the core of autonomy-oriented type of administrative control, which allows teacher’s being a self-regulating actor through taking control of his professional activity and developing positive type of perceived teacher autonomy.
Keywords: higher education, university teacher, positive type of teacher autonomy, administrative control, autonomy-oriented type of control
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Issue: 9, 2013
Series of issue: Issue 9
Rubric: HIGHER VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN RUSSIA AND ABROAD
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