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Original Article

Professional Elite Of The Xxi Century And Current Issues Of Education Elitology

P.L. Karabushenko
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E.E. Krasnozhenova
,
S.V. Kulik

Keywords: Creativity, elitology of education, personality, professionalism, values, the Idea of a University.

Article no: 141

Pages 1314-1324

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.02.141

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Original Article

Formation Of Future Teachers’ Professionalism As A Condition Of Career Development

Nataliia Vladimirovna Gorbunova
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Nelya Anatolyevna Gluzman
,
Irina Viktorovna Osadchaya
,
Igor Olegovich Petrishchev
,
Elmira Asanovna Ramazanova

Keywords: Professionalism, career, future teachers

Article no: 80

Pages 594-600

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.80

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Original Article

The Process Approach In Developing Transprofessional Competences Of Master Students

V.A. Chupina
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T.I. Bannikova

Keywords: Professionalism, transprofessionalism, transprofessional competence, process approach, master’s degree students-designers.

Article no: 97

Pages 980-986

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.97

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Original Article

Professional Development Of A Psychologist As The Basis Of His Professional Competence

Arevik Shirvanyan
,
Yana Zalevskaya
,
Erina Inobat*
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Irina Koltsova
,
Vera Dolganina

Keywords: Personal development, personal growth, professional development, professionalism, professional competence, fully functioning person.

Article no: 120

Pages 902-908

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.120

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Original Article

Preparing Future Teachers For Pedagogical Activities In The National Cultural Region

Olga I. Mikhaylenko
,
Vadim N. Lesev

Keywords: Development of teacher`s personality, pedagogical thinking, teachers professionalism, innovative model

Article no: 100

Pages 858-864

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.100

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Original Article

Correlation Of Cognitive, Linguoculturological And Pragmatic Approaches To Analysis Of Professional Lexis

Elena I. Golovanova
,
Igor A. Golovanov

Keywords: Term, professionalism, professional jargon, cognitive approach, linguoculturological approach, pragmatic approach.

Article no: 73

Pages 518-524

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.04.02.73

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Original Article

How Auditor's Professionalism, Independence, and Information Technology Influence Audit Quality

Revi Novayanthi Br Meliala
ORCiD ,
Adila Amri Pratama
ORCiD ,
Amrie Firmansyah
ORCiD ,
Firdaus Amyar
ORCiD

Keywords: Audit Quality, Independence, Information Technology, Professionalism, Public Sector

Article no: 79

Pages 963-979

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2023.11.79

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Original Article

Life Self-Determination Of Student Teachers As A Structural Component Of Pedagogical Professionalism

R. Sh. Kasimova Kasimova
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I. G. Korneva

Keywords: : Life self-determination, professionalism, teacher, professional training, professional development, self-actualization

Article no: 81

Pages 693-698

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.09.81

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