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Defining The Map Of Philosophy Of Education In The Age Of Infosphere

Emanuele Isidori
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Mario de Martino
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Irina Leonova
,
Natalia Poplavskaya
,
Iosif Sandor

Keywords: Communication, Infosphere, Learning, Philosophy of Education, Teachers

Article no: 28

Pages 288-301

Doi: 10.15405/epes.22032.28

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Original Article

Role Of Didactic Films Made By Master’ Students In Developing Didactic Competence

Maria Eliza Dulamă
,
Ioana Magdaș
,
Olga Chiș

Keywords: Curricular management, learning activities, discussion group, smartphone, university education.

Article no: 73

Pages 704-712

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.06.73

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A Recommendation System For Building School Teachers’ Multidisciplinary Skills

Roman B. Kupriyanov
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Ekaterina V. Lavrenova
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Evgeny D. Patarakin
,
Boris B. Yarmakhov

Keywords: Recommendation system, repository, learning analytics, lurkers

Article no: 128

Pages 1212-1221

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.03.128

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