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Forming The Legal Culture Of Technical Students In The Educational Process

V. Demidov
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D. Mokhorov
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A. Mokhorova*

Keywords: Legal education, legal culture, information technology, educational process, value orientations, higher education system.

Article no: 74

Pages 695-705

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.74

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Original Article

Small Group Instruction - School Principals’ Point Of View - Continuous Research

Yehudit Od-Cihen
,
Judit Hadari

Keywords: Small group instruction; educational reform, school principals, implementing change, school principals’ role in implementing change.

Article no: 22

Pages 182-192

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.06.22

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Original Article

Methods Of Student Psychological Culture Development – Future Specialists In The University

Тatyana Е. Egorova
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Galina V. Sorokoumova
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Natalya E. Serebrovskaya
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Ksenia A. Voloshina
,
Dmitry V. Semenov

Keywords: Psychological culture, psychological club, psychological training, structural components of psychological culture, university educational space

Article no: 119

Pages 958-966

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.119

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Original Article

The Requirements To Assessing Of Mentally Retarded Students Achievements In Interactive Environment

A. V. Mamaeva
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T. S. Antonova
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X. Yu. Denisova
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L. A. Bryukhovskih
,
E. E. Kuidina

Keywords: Mental retardation, literacy, reading skills, educational monitoring, information and communication technologies

Article no: 165

Pages 1474-1484

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.09.02.165

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Original Article

The Use Of Information And Communication Technologies In Education

N. G. Ivanova
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E. S. Shcheblyakov
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E. L. Farafontova
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M. V. Pugatskiy

Keywords: Competency-based approach, information and educational environment, information and communication technologies, distance learning, digital resources.

Article no: 90

Pages 772-779

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.03.90

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Original Article

Developing Creative Activity Of Socio-Humanities Students: Faculty Members' Perspective

A. N. Oskina
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L. A. Darinskaia

Keywords: Creative activity, creativity, e-learning, information educational environment, socio-humanities graduates, unemployment

Article no: 34

Pages 272-277

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.02.34

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Original Article

Continuing Education Environment In Developing Students’ Educational Abilities

Dmitry Legenchuk
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Andrey Korobchenko
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Nadezhda Karelina
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Elena Tazetdinova
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Alexander Tymoshenko
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Mariam Arpentieva

Keywords: Continuing education, education environment, educational abilities, pedagogical conditions

Article no: 59

Pages 508-518

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.59

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