Competence

Competence - the availability of knowledge and experience necessary for effective activity in a given subject area.

Competence ( lat. Competens - suitable, appropriate, proper, capable, knowing) is the quality of a person who has comprehensive knowledge in any field and whose opinion is therefore weighty, authoritative.

Competence - the ability to carry out real, vital actions and qualification characteristics of the individual, taken at the time of its inclusion in the activity; since any action has two aspects - resource and productive, it is the development of competence that determines the transformation of a resource into a product.

Competence - potential willingness to solve problems with knowledge of the matter; includes substantive (knowledge) and process (skill) components and involves knowledge of the essence of the problem and the ability to solve it; constant updating of knowledge, possession of new information for the successful application of this knowledge in specific conditions, that is, the possession of operational and mobile knowledge.

Competence is the possession of a certain competency, that is, knowledge and experience of one’s own activity, which allows making objective judgments and making accurate decisions.

Competence in sociology is the ability of social factors, having mastered the implied knowledge, to become full and qualified participants in social interaction. It is used in ethnomethodology .

Competence in pedagogy is the creative ability to carry out one or another type of activity (in this case, pedagogical), with the developing differentiation of scientific knowledge into sectoral scientific knowledge, the emphasis is on the successful preparation by the teacher of students for self-realization. ^[one]