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Original Article

Self-Identification In Primary School Children In Modern Society

Marina Byvsheva
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Polina Kropotukhina
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Inna Bukharova
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Olga Konyuk
,
Anna Semenova

Keywords: Primary school children, self-identification, self-knowledge, value orientations, schooling

Article no: 3

Pages 14-21

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.3

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Original Article

Historical And Pedagogical Analysis Of The Problem Of Forming Professional-Value Orientations

Nelly Kh. Savelyeva
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Elena Gnatyshina
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Natalya Uvarina
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Natalya Pakhtusova
,
Alexey Savchenkov
,
Alexander Kabanov

Keywords: Education, professional-value orientations, competences

Article no: 378

Pages 2852-2858

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.378

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Personality Formation And Innovation Of Thinking Of Students In Russia And Mongolia

Irina Stepanovna Alekseeva
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Sergey Aleksandrovich Filin
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Vladimir Viktorovich Velikorossov
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Munchetsetsag Erdene-Ochir
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Lyubov Aleksandrovna Chaykovskaya
,
Alexey Zhanovich Yakushev

Keywords: Value orientation, educational space, Russia, Mongolia

Article no: 69

Pages 513-518

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.69

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