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Original Article

The Assessment Of The University Preparedness For Digital Technologies Implementation

E. A. Mitrofanova
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A. E. Mitrofanova
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D. K. Zaharov

Keywords: Digitalization, digital technologies and products, educational environment, digital literacy, digital competence

Article no: 49

Pages 382-390

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.49

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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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Professional Becoming And Self-Development Of Master’s Degree Students

Vera V. Tolmachova*
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Nataliya N. Vasyagina
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Evgenia A. Kazaeva

Keywords: Self-development, educational environment, technology, scientific-research activity.

Article no: 94

Pages 726-732

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.94

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Original Article

Analytical And Economic Skills Of Athletes In The Conditions Of Digitalization

Yu. V. Kudinova
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O. V. Zhukova
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T. V. Ukhanova

Keywords: Analytical skills, digitalization, information, information technologies, virtual educational environment

Article no: 46

Pages 380-386

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.02.46

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Original Article

Readiness Of Russian Teachers To Blended Learning

Olga Dautova
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Elena Ignateva
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Olga Shilova

Keywords: Blended learning, digital educational environment, digital educational resources, education transformation, teacher readiness

Article no: 44

Pages 373-379

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.02.44

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Original Article

Enhancing The Competitiveness Of College Graduates Through The Digital Educational Environment

Venera Bahktiyarova
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Elvira Gabitova
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Valeriy Ivanov
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Lyubov Nabiullina

Keywords: Competitiveness, digital educational environment, graduates

Article no: 15

Pages 136-147

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.15

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Findings Of The National Study For The Preschool Education Quality In Russia

Igor Shiyan
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Sergey Zadadaev
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Tatyana Le-van
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Olga Shiyan

Keywords: Preschool education, quality assessment, educational environment, ECERS, national study

Article no: 80

Pages 602-610

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.80

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Learning Environment of Students With SEN in Preschool Educational Organizations

Elena N. Kutepova
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Zhanna V. Antipova
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Alexandra A. Alekseeva
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Tatiana V. Volosovets

Keywords: Special education, Russia, educational environment

Article no: 34

Pages 352-360

Doi: 10.15405/epiceepsy.20111.34

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Innovative Concept “Individual Trajectory Of Development- Creative Thinking Of Children - Educational Environment”

G. V. Akhmetzhanova
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T. N. Ivanova*
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T. V. Emelyanova

Keywords: Creative thinking, educational environment, innovative thinking.

Article no: 22

Pages 194-202

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.22

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