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Original Article

Pedagogical Conditions As Factor Of Development Of Educational System

Revazov Vladimir Chermenovich
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Pilieva Dina Eduardovna
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Lolaeva Diana Taimurazovna
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Kasaeva Lubov Victorovna
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Kasaeva Alla Borisovna

Keywords: Educational system, Bologna process, pedagogical, sociology

Article no: 174

Pages 1503-1509

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.174

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Original Article

Kazakh National University in the education system of Kazakhstan

Anar Tanabayeva
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Orazgul Mukhatova
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Aliya Massalimova
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Murat Tashenev
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Azhar Akhmetzhanova
,
Tolkyn Mukhazhanova

Keywords: Kazakh National University, Education system, Development, Bologna process.

Article no: 14

Pages 137-144

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.01.16

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Original Article

Realization Of Student Academic Rights Towards The Bologna Process: Challenges And Solutions

Galina Romanova
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Maksim Romanov
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Marina Maznichenko
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Matvei Oborin

Keywords: Academic rights of higher education students, classification of typical challenges, humanitarian paradigm of education, solutions to the problems of realization of student academic rights, the Bologna process

Article no: 35

Pages 324-336

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.02.35

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Original Article

Study Regarding the Impact of the Bologna Process on Physical Education and Sport Higher Education in Romania 

Viorel Cojocaru
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Vasilica  Grigore
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Alina Moanța
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Mariana Cordun

Keywords: Bologna process; Physical Education and Sports; higher education

Article no: 41

Pages 301-305

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.06.41

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Original Article

Regulation Of Student Academic Rights In Russia And Abroad: Comparative Analysis

Elena Ivneva
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Liya Kavshbaya
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Marina Kniazkova
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Galina Konovalova

Keywords: Academic rights of students, Bologna process, domestic and foreign legislation in the field of education, higher education, humanitarian educational paradigm.

Article no: 34

Pages 312-323

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.02.34

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