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Original Article

The continuity in the evaluation of educational results in the school-university system

Olga Aimaganbetova*
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Shunkeyeva Orynkul
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Almurzayeva Bibigul

Keywords: Evaluation system, Credit technology, Block-module evaluation system, Comparative analysis of knowledge quality, Educational module, Pedagogue-experimenter.

Article no: 21

Pages 196-206

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2015.01.24

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Original Article

Optimization Of Civil Proceedings At The Present Stage Of Society Development

Rinat M. Nigmatdinov
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Natalia A. Rassakhatskaya
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Elena G. Trishina

Keywords: Civil procedure, civil procedure form, evaluation categories, optimization, powers court, self-control

Article no: 73

Pages 456-462

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.01.73

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Original Article

Economical and Managerial Competencies of Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering

 Vladislav Gennadievich Lizunkov
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Veronika Ivanovna Marchuk
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Elena Yurievna Malushko
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Oksana Andreevna Maletina
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Anastasia Vyacheslavovna Zav’yalova

Keywords: Bachelor, mechanical engineering, employers, market, market economy, engineering universities, the model for developing economic and managerial competencies, FSES of the third generation, criteria and indicators, evaluation

Article no: 62

Pages 456-463

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.01.62

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Original Article

Digitalization Of The Public Administration System: Modern Efficiency Methods

E. L. Sidorenko
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M. V. Esendirov
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O. G. Grigorieva

Keywords: Digitalization, digital economy, public administration, efficiency, evaluation methods

Article no: 94

Pages 742-750

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.94

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Original Article

The Evaluation Of Tourism Development Economic Impact Indicators In Lithuania

Daiva Labanauskaitė
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Edita Baranskaitė

Keywords: Lithuanian tourism development economic evaluation, tourism development, tourism development economic impact

Article no: 62

Pages 727-738

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.01.02.62

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