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Original Article

The Development Of High School Students’ Communicative Culturein Multi-Age Education

E.Yu. Ignateva
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G. A. Fedotova
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V. V. Belokurova

Keywords: Communicative culture, communicative culture of high schoolchildren, multi-age training, high schoolchild

Article no: 85

Pages 650-657

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.02.85

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Original Article

Teamwork Skills As Marker Of Communicative Module Successful Integration Into Extra-Curricular Activities

Ekaterina A. Igumnova
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Irina B. Barahoeva
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Natalia N. Popova
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Yulia Yu. Levdanskaya

Keywords: Communicative module, extracurricular activities, teamwork skill, universal learning activities, younger schoolchildren

Article no: 44

Pages 390-400

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.44

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Original Article

Psychological Prediction Of Self-Disclosure Of Schoolchildren’s Abilities: Model And Factors

Valentina Stanislavovna Chernyavskaya
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Irina Igorevna Cheremiskina
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Elena Borisovna Gorchakova
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Olga Vladimirovna Аndreeva
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Irina Igorevna Osadcheva

Keywords: Schoolchildren, self-disclosure, relationships, factors, learning outcomes

Article no: 28

Pages 205-211

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.03.28

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