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Role Of A University Lecturer In The Development Of Students’ Cognition Interest

Elena Chubova
,
Svetlana Bylkova

Keywords: Cognition interest, pedagogical technologies, project activities, reflection, self-learning drive, teacher – student interaction

Article no: 177

Pages 1393-1399

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.177

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Original Article

Technological And Content-Based Resources For Teacher Training In A New Educational Situation

Valentina Antokhina
,
Olga Prokofeva
,
Vera Ryashina
,
Natalia Savotina
,
Inessa Usoltseva
,
Irina Wagner

Keywords: Teacher, teacher training, pedagogical technologies, resources, new educational situation, teacher’s reflection

Article no: 33

Pages 289-295

Doi: 10.15405/epes.20121.33

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Reflection and Self-Analysis of Teaching Activity, an Opportunity for Professional Development

Anastasia-Mălina Cioloca
ORCiD ,
Mușata Bocoș
ORCiD

Keywords: Self-analytical skills, teacher self-reflection, teacher self-analysis, teacher training, teacher professional development

Article no: 8

Pages 74-83

Doi: 10.15405/epes.23045.8

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