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2401

Ondar E.M. TO THE PROBLEM ABOUT THE PECULIARITIES OF THE TUVAN PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE 1920–1930. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 12 (177). P. 158-164

The article discusses the features of the political development of the Tuvan People’s Republic in the 1920s–1930s, associated with both lack of experience of the independent existence of the state in previous periods of its development and great influence of the USSR on all aspects of life of the Tuvan society. The last circumstance led to the adoption of a one-party political system headed by the Tuvan people’s revolutionary party, formed almost simultaneously with TPR in 1922. The young Republic at the same time gained experience in both state and party organization. Considering the total illiteracy in the 1920s, the former ruling elite continued to take the leading positions in the state. Active intervention of the Soviet Russia in the internal political situation of the TPR in the late 1920’s led to the coming to power of the “lefts”, that began a radical socialist transformation, and proclaimed a non-capitalist way of the development of the country. A political system, similar to the USSR, is gradually being approved in Tuva. The scientific importance of the study is determined by the fact that its results and the conclusion deepen and widen the existing information in the national historiography on the historical experience of the state-organization in the years of the TPR, moreover, they reveal the features of its political development both in the time under consideration and in the present time.

Keywords: Tuvan People’s Republic, sovereignty, Constitution, Tuvan people’s revolutionary party, Tuvan revolutionary youth Union, the Great Khural, the Small Hural, “left”, “right”

1992
2402

Dubskikh A.I., Butova A.V., Sevastyanova V.S. THE VERBALIZATION MEANS OF EVALUATION IN “STAR” INTERVIEW. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 6 (183). P. 61-65

The article examines the role of explication of the evaluating attitude in the „star” interview. The evaluation category is an integral part of the linguistic view of the world. A man’s relation to the world and other people is the relation of active interaction with the world around and purposeful transformation of the world according to his values. The intentional features of “star” interview aimed at maximum disclosure of the interlocutor’s personality, as well as at the identification of his value conceptions are described in the work. The evaluation of the agent’s life experience and his social status form the basis for choosing value orientations – ideological, aesthetic, moral grounds for evaluating the world around. Therefore, it could be argued that the evaluation expresses the objective and subjective relation of the agent of speech to the designated one. The characteristic of structure and components of evaluation is given. The emotionalevaluative state of the agent requires special linguistic forms of his objectification. Examples of language verbalization of the evaluation in the “star” interview are given. The choice of the means depends on speaker’s interpretation of this or that fact and his evaluation of this or that object’s act. The research has shown that the modern language has a variety of phonetic, lexical, grammatical, phraseological means for adequate expression of the emotionally-valued relations to the agent of the utterance. As a rule, there is a close interaction of linguistic means of various levels.

Keywords: “star” interview, evaluation, structure of evaluation, components of evaluation, the emotionalevaluative replies, language verbalization of the evaluation

1992
2403

Borshchevskiy A.A. Humanization as a Strategy of a Person-Oriented Education of a Future Physical Training Teacher. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 5 (37). P. 120-121

The article is devoted to the analysis of professio¬nal training of a future physical training teacher. On the basis of the analysis of theoretical and scien¬tific sources, and own practical experience of the work in the Pedagogical University the author reveals basic and productive means of professional training under¬lying the priority of moral and physical health under the conditions of person-oriented education.

1991
2404

Malinovskaya S.M., Malinovskiy I.V. The Content of the Ethno-Cultural Education of the Northern People. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 147-151

The approaches to designing content of ethno-cultural education are analyzed in the present paper The authors proceed from the assumption that as the substantial foundation for the ethno-cultural education serves the mankind culture in general The mankind culture is understood as a whole of typical activity methods, creativity experience, values and attitudes.

1991
2405

Semenova G.I. HEALTH PROTECTION TECHNOLOGIES IN A SMALL RURAL SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 1 (79). P. 66-69

The problem of children’s health protection in the Far North has special importance. Last time there is a tendency to use health protection methods in educational process of school. For example, the program «Healthy child in a healthy school» is implemented in practice of rural school of Karkateevo. This heath-improving program includes a corrigent gymnastics, moderate running, shaping and respiratory gymnastics with the use of method of a biological feedback. The control of children’s physical condition and health has allowed revealing essential positive changes on the majority of investigated indicators.

Keywords: physical culture, children of primary school age, health, respiratory gymnastics, biological feedback

1991
2406

Santuyeva E.A. INDIVIDUAL FORM OF ORGANIZATION OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESS, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT SPEECH DIFFICULTIES OF A CHILD OF 5–6 YEARS OLD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 67-72

The article presents the data about efficiency of the individual form of organization of educational process, taking into account speech difficulties of a child 5–6 years old with the use of the electronic program, that by turn, allows to optimize logopedist’s work and to reduce time for the choice of materials for studies, to diversify training methods.

Keywords: logopaedics, individual form of teaching, electronic program

1991
2407

Sokolova I.Y. SYSTEM PSYCHOLOGIC-PEDAGOGICAL APPROACH TO ESTIMATION AND QUALITY ASSURANCE OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESS, SPECIALISTS IN TRAINING, DEVELOPMENT AND HEALTH PRESERVATION IN THE SYSTEM OF BASIC AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 10 (88). P. 49-54

Implementation of system psychologic-pedagogical approach into the system of basic and vocational education (including personal, action and context approaches) with implementation of the relevant methods and didactic educational means provide quality assurance of educational process, specialists in training, development and health preservation. The statements have been theoretically and practically proved.

Keywords: system psychologic-pedagogical approach, quality assurance of educational process and specialists in training, development and health preservation

1991
2408

Tkachenko I.G. THE AUTHOR’S SPHERE OF CONCEPTS OF NOVALIS’ FANTASTIC WORLD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 6 (96). P. 68-72

The article examines the interrelation of language, consciousness and culture, examines different perspectives on the notion of “concept” and its methods of study in a fiction. Using linguistic-hermeneutic method, the author offers his version of the model author’s sphere of concepts of Novalis.

Keywords: language, concept, research methods of concepts, author’s sphere of concepts

1991
2409

Matukhin D.L. ORGANIZATION OF INTERACTION IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMMUNICATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 1 (103). P. 80-86

The article considers interpersonal interaction as the basis of voice communication and its condition. The author proposes parameters and mechanisms of interpersonal interaction, which make it possible to determine optimal strategy and tactics of establishment and encouragement of personal interrelations with the communication partner, to select adequate vocal and non-vocal means for the realization of communicative intention; to show action on the collocutor; to consider its national cultural specific character.

Keywords: social relations, social interaction, communicative-cognitive activity, identification, reflection, adaptation, empathy.

1991
2410

Snisar A.Y., Kobenko Y.V. LINGUISTIC FRAMEWORK AND APPARATUS OF EXOGLOSSIC THEORY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 24-27

The article substantiates the phenomenon of exoglossy in the aspects of social, contact linguistics as well as structure and function; the linguistic specialization of exoglossic theory is indicated regarding the enlargement of interpreting the nature of borrowings; levels and the apparatus of the presented theory are described.

Keywords: borrowings, language development, exoglossy, endoglossy, metaglossic parametrology.

1991
2411

Stepanov A.A. CREATIVITY AND THE CONCEPT OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL CREATIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 231-234

The article analyzes the concepts of scientific and technical work to identify them in the metaphors of divine creativity. The author argues that the high moral evaluation in the public consciousness of the process of scientific and technical creativity is due to his involvement in the everyday and theoretical thinking to the world’s sacred creation of God. The emphasis on creating incentives for the development of scientific and technical creativity stems from the specificity of creativity as a creation out of nothing.

Keywords: creativity, creativity, creative personality, the Philosophy of Culture

1991
2412

Litovchenko M.V. CHEKHOV’S “STORY OF THE UNKNOWN MAN”: DIALOGUE WITH “ONEGIN” PLOT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 3 (118). P. 132-136

The correlations between the literary system of Chekhov’s story and the image system of “Eugene Onegin” are defined in this article. The textual coincidences, which emphasize the “connection” and difference between Pushkin’s and Chekhov’s characters, are analyzed. The originality of the Chekhov’s view of the typical “literary” situation “The Russian on a rendez-vous” is disclosed.

Keywords: Chekhov, Pushkin, “Onegin” plot, “useless man”

1991
2413

Rumbeshta E.A., Chervonnyy M.A., Chizh L.A. ORGANIZATION OF EDUCATION FOR GIFTED STUDENTS IN MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS IN THE PROFILE SCHOOL – LYCEUM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 212-216

The article deals with the problem of creating environment for gifted students in the profile school – lyceum.

Keywords: gifted children, quality education, profile training, pedagogical accompaniment

1991
2414

Suvorova I.V. DISTANCE EDUCATIONAL FORM OF TEACHING HANDICAPPED CHILDREN. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 124-127

The article describes distance learning as one of the forms of teaching handicapped children. The article deals with components of distance learning as a system; the requirements that informational technologies should meet.

Keywords: distance learning, handicapped children, people with special needs, informational technology

1991
2415

Melik-Gaykazyan I.V. SEMIOTIC DIAGNOSTICS: METHOD OF MEASURING THE SELFISHNESS OF POWER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 255-261

A method of measuring the directions of socio-cultural transformations was proposed in the article. The method was proposed on the basis of the established criterion of information systems self-organization, the effectiveness of information acts as this criterion (the result was obtained in the framework of the project RFBR № 11-06-00160). This method was named by the author as "semiotic diagnostics".

Keywords: semiotic diagnostics, information-synergetic approach, bioethics, symbol as the operator of social action, metaphor "the many faces of Janus", metaphor "Tower of Babel"

1991
2416

Kositskaya F.L., Zaitseva I.E. TEACHING STUDENTS FOREIGN WRITTEN SPEECH FOR SPECIAL / PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 5 (146). P. 49-53

The article deals with the formation of communicative competence of students in the course of teaching them to foreign written speech for professional purposes. The authors consider the communicative and active approach to be the most efficient one in teaching foreign written speech for special and professional purposes.

Keywords: teaching, foreign language, communicative competence, written speech, communicative and active approach

1991
2417

Stanovkin P.A. TYPES OF REGULATIVE STRATEGIES ACTUALIZING INTERTEXT IN THE LYRICS OF O. E. MANDELSTAM (BASED ON THE BOOK «STONE»). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 7 (184). P. 54-60

The study was performed in line with the theory of intertextuality and one of the areas of communicative stylistics of a literary text – the theory of regulativity. The study of the dialogic nature of literary text is of interest in connection with the modern anthropocentric paradigm in linguistics. Intertextuality, reflecting the author’s dialogue not only with readers but also with the poets-forerunners to the modern writer masters of artistic expression, extends the semantics of poetic works and determines their semantic deployment in the consciousness of the perceiver of the text of the addressee. The article presents the typology of regulative strategies of O. E. Mandelstam’s poetic texts including intertexts (intertextual structures), important for the complete decoding of the author’s intention. The work is based on the material of poetic texts from the collection «Stone». The peculiarities of the regulatory strategies that update the intertexts in this collection include: systemic reproduction; prevalence of strategies of explicit type; dominance of strong regulatory strategies; use of intertexts as a means of regulativity; consistent performance of aesthetic information; complex application of various intertexts by the poet (plots-intertexts, regulative models of the intertextual type); intertextual links with the main stages of Western European culture and the culture of the silver age. Proved that O.E. Mandelstam uses intertextuality as one of the important way of controlling cognitive readers’ activity by the author. Regulative strategies of intertextual type, based on the use of various intertexts, were considered from the point of view of proportion and aesthetic way of presenting information, the homogeneity / heterogeneity of the dominant means of regulativity, depending on the regulatory power of the text, according to the methods of regulatively. The data obtained are of interest for the detection of idiostyle of the poet.

Keywords: poetic text, regulativity, regulative strategies, types of regulative strategies, intertextuality, intertext

1991
2418

Genike E.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 4 (7). P. 38-43

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1990
2419

Sysoyeva L.S., Goloborodova T.N. Onto logic and anthropological problems of game in the postmodernist discourse. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 3-7

The article «Ontologic and anthropological problems of game in the postmodernist discourse)) by L.S. Sysoyeva and T.N. Goloborodova examines the historic-philosophical transformation of the game problem from antiquity til! postcontemporarily period. The context of their philosophical discourses is caused the relevant world outlook picture of the world.

1990
2420

Maksyutin K.Y., Polyakova N.V., Utkina T.I. The Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Application of German Advertising Texts in Teaching Practice. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 9 (60). P. 99-104

The article addresses the usage of authentic advertising German texts and methods of applying them in teaching of German.

1990
2421

Aksenov M.M., Zhiginas N.V. Theoretical and Conceptual Basics of Students’ Psychic State Protection. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 10 (73). P. 40-45

Paper is devoted to development of a problematics of student’s crises, their interdisciplinary analysis from positions medic-psychological preventology mental health. The theoretical aspect of development of a problem includes the analysis of phenomenology and psychosocial and existential roots of crisis, a role of personal resources and psychological mechanisms совладания in overcoming crisis, a role of crisis in spiritual development and transformation of the person. The practical aspect is presented by definition of main principles and priority strategy of the psychological help to the students experiencing crisis, in structure organized in educational space of high school of psychological service

1990
2422

Vareyev I.M. STUDYING OF FORMATION OF MOTIVATION AMONG THE CADETS TRAINING IN THE CONDITIONS OF MILITARY TRAINING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 6 (84). P. 37-39

This article is devoted to the problem of formation of motivation to training among the cadets of military high school. The problem, in our opinion, should be considered from two aspects – on the part of trainees and on the part of their teachers and tutors.

Keywords: military training, motivation, design method, control-estimated activity

1990
2423

Il’yasov D.F. ORGANIZATION OF TEACHERS TRAINING IN THE INSTITUTION OF SKILLS DEVELOPMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 2 (92). P. 30-35

The features of teachers training in the institution of skills development are described. The approaches to the design of the educational process according to the psychological characteristic of adult learners are justified.

Keywords: skills, adult learners, life and professional experience of adult learners, selection of skills’ content, organizational forms of teachers training, self-education

1990
2424

Grenobl L.A. AREAL TYPOLOGY AND SYNTACTIC CHANGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 101-105

In the present study I make specifi c claims about the borrowing of structural categories and the impact of such borrowings on structural typology. I argue that certain linguistic strategies for clause combining are readily borrowed and that massive borrowing of these categories can result in structural change so extensive/signifi cant that the result is typological shift. Eurasia has long been identifi ed as a particular type of language typology. Early typological studies [1] identifi ed correlations between verb-fi nal word order, postpositions, relative clause before the noun, and, signifi cantly for the present study, subordinate clause before the main verb. Subsequent studies have shown that these correlations are statistically signifi cant only in Eurasia, suggesting that Eurasia is itself a zone for areal typology [2]. Siberia is an important part of that zone, and the indigenous languages of Siberia, are OV (namely the Mongolic, Tungusic and Turkic languages, Chukchi, Itelmen, Nivkh, and Yukaghir, as well as the Eskaleut languages). In the present paper I argue that the Siberian languages are undergoing typological shift as a result of contact with Russian, a change which began prior to language attrition which is now well underway for many if not all of the indigenous languages with small numbers of speakers.

Keywords: language contact, borrowing, grammatical categories, clause-linkage, Tungusic languages, Siberia

1990
2425

Ipeyeva T.V. THE STRUCTURE OF BRIEF NEWS ITEMS IN BRITISH AND IRANIAN NEWSPAPERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 10 (125). P. 25-29

The paper deals with short news items from British and Iranian newspapers. Brief news items are analysed to describe their structure. Similarities and differences are found in the organization of the news in two languages, obligatory and optional elements are shown as well.

Keywords: genre, news, structure of news, headlines

1990
2426

Stepanov V.I. PROBLEMS OF ENSURING HIGHER EDUCATION QUALITY WITHIN THE BOLOGNA PROCESS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 6 (134). P. 27-32

The article poses the problems of ensuring higher education quality within the Bologna process. The author comes to the conclusion that the main thing in getting higher education is not the amount of years of study on a certain stage but a competence level. It is noted that in accordance with the Bologna Declaration not only coordinated standards and procedures of assessing quality of education are created in Europe. In addition methods of accrediting agencies, which deal with determining quality of education are coordinated. The author points out the definite circumstances, which in the course of realizing the Bologna process may exert direct negative influence on the Russian system of higher education. The idea of forming an alternative Eurasian educational system of CIS and Baltic states is suggested.

Keywords: the Bologna process, the Bucharest Communiquй, non-state accreditation agencies, mobility

1990
2427

Mazay L.Y. ORGANIZATION OF CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF KHAKASSIA WITH REGIONAL CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 167-170

Cultural changes lead to the change “Knowledge” to an integral education, incorporates the activity-practical skills-competence. It is important not only to model professional environment but also address the definition of objectives in education policy in the country and the region, to ensure the formation of a student competence of the various activities. In the field of educational activities undergraduates must be able to identify and exploit the opportunities of regional cultural educational environment for the organization of cultural and educational activities.

Keywords: education, culture, competence, music, integration, regional policy, cultural and educational activities

1990
2428

Zhukova N.S. THE PROBLEM OF TRANSLATING THE RUSSIAN AND GERMAN LEXEMES «ШАГ» / «SCHRITT» INTO ENGLISH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 4 (145). P. 126-128

The article deals with the means of representing an inexact measure of distance, namely, a lexeme expressing the meaning of “шаг” in Russian, German and English languages. The concrete language material shows the difficulties emerging in the process of the lexemes in question being translated from Russian and German into English and the ways of overcoming the difficulties in accordance with the revealed peculiar features of the semantics and agreement regularities of the lexemes analyzed in each language.

Keywords: anthropocentric means, inexact measures of distance, lexemes “шаг”, “Schritt”, “pace”, “step”, “stride”, “remove”

1990
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Grishaeva A.V. THE USE OF BLENDED LEARNING IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES TO STUDENTS OF NON-LINGUISTIC SPECIALTIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 4 (157). P. 70-74

The article is dedicated to the relevance of promotion of information and communication technologies in the educational process, benefits of using them as well as the idea that blended learning is an innovative form of teaching methods. Also the article deals with the issue of compatibility of full-time division and e-learning education, advantages and disadvantages of both forms and the additional opportunities of blended learning for students of nonlinguistic specialties. The extension of the methods and techniques for teachers and the learners with the help of educational internet-resources (hotlist, multimedia scrapbook, treasure hunt, subject sampler and web quest), technologies Web 2.0 (blog, wiki, podcast) in combination with the full-time division in teaching foreign languages to students of non- linguistic specialties is offered to advance motivation of students. Forms of organization of the Internet communication (synchronous and asynchronous) and the purposes of their use for teaching foreign languages are described.

Keywords: information technology, e-learning, blended learning, student motivation, learning foreign languages

1990
2430

Krayevskaya I.O., Vladimirova S.B., Mikhaylova I.V. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF METAPHORICAL MODELS OF COLOR DESIGNATIONS OF THE HUMAN BODY (BASED ON THE MATERIAL OF RUSSIAN, ENGLISH AND CHINESE LANGUAGES). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 6 (224). P. 52-61

Introduction. The paper examines human body color namings’ metaphorical models on the basis of Russian, English and Chinese texts included in the forensic discourse. The study of metaphorical word formation based on the different cultures everyday knowledge is of great importance not only for cultural linguistics, but also for research aimed at analyzing linguistic world-images. Color lexemes, therefore, are also valuable material for ethnocultural and discursive research. Aim and objectives. The aim of current paper is to carry out a comparative analysis of human body color namings’ metaphorical models on the basis of Russian, English and Chinese texts included in the forensic discourse. Material and methods. The empirical material of the study are the texts of forensic research in Russian, forensic papers of J. Prahlow, G. Skopp, M. Tsokos and R. Byard, Q. Stewart, R. Cobb, V. Keith in English, and books “Forensic Science” by Zhao Ziqin and “Guide to Forensic Pathology” by Jing Hualan and Li Huanxiang in Chinese. Firstly, we used continuous sampling method to select all the color namings from the above-mentioned texts. Secondly, we selected all the metaphorical color lexemes. Also, the study uses the following methods: definitional analysis, analysis of the internal form of the word, and a comparative analysis in respect to metaphor semantic parameters of color namings in three indicated languages. Results and discussion. Among the Russian-language color designations, we identified 2 metaphorical models, in which the comparison goes with 5 objects of the surrounding world, 5 models compared with 9 objects in English; and 5 models compared with 7 objects in Chinese. We noted that the metaphorization processes in Russian color namings of forensic medical discourse are less noticeable. Among the English-language color namings, there is a greater variety of objects surrounding world for the metaphor word formation. Russian and Chinese color namings have the same comparison with the color of the cherry fruit. In Russian and English color lexemes, there is a close comparison with clay and brick. In English and Chinese color designations, there is a comparison with ash color, and similar in meaning is a comparison of such results of actions as “to be washed out” (about color) and “to lose color”. In the lexical units of the Russian-language forensic discourse there is no comparison with actions, sweets and different features of objects. For the English material, the comparison with sweet food products, such as chocolate and cream, is unique. For the Chinese unique comparison goes with different characteristics of objects. Conclusion. As a result, we revealed metaphorical word formation features of lexemes naming the human body colors used in forensic discourse. Comparison with flora objects colors is specific to the Russian language metaphorical word formation. Comparison with the colors of materials is specific to English metaphorical word formation. The degree of manifestation of various characteristics of objects is specific to the metaphorical word formation of the Chinese language. These differences are explained by the cultural specificity of the languages involved in the analysis. The results of the comparative analysis revealed significant differences between the metaphorical lexemes of color in Russian, English and Chinese texts of forensic medical discourse.

Keywords: color naming, color nomination, color metaphor, forensic medicine, the Russian language, the English language, the Chinese language

1990
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Ruvinskiy V.V. . Drug business of Colombia at the end of XX century.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 3 (19). P. 52-56

The paper tells about socio-economic conditions of drug business in Colombia in the last decades of XX cen¬tury. Main constituents of Colombian drug symbiosis are analyzed. The activity of cartels, the pressure of economy on criminality and political failure in organizing struggle against drug traffic are considered as well.

1989
2432

Kozlov Y.A. Out of the Russian Patronymics History. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 7 (23). P. 73-77

This paper is the continuation of the one, called «Russian Patronymics», published in this Journal earlier [1999, № 1 (10), p. 43-46]. The classification of lexical couples «genus-totem» is considered in it, that is very significant to understand bases of Russian ancestral anthroponymics. Some tens of Ants tribe of genera (one of 9 Great Rus' tribes), in which were established ornithological totems, have been considered. Objective characteristics, distinguished the Russian ancestral (generic) names from ungeneric, are enumerated here. On the example of the surname Ivanov it is seen, that this surname is characterized by all generic signs. The history of its arising is narrated in verbal stories. A number of old priest genera of Ants is named.

1989
2433

Matveyev A.V., Gilbert A.U. Students' Gender Contradictions and Stereotypes in the European part of Russia. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 3 (31). P. 94-98

This article considers the problem of various conflicts, arising out of contradictions, having various psychological origins. The author distinguishes three main groups of such conflicts: the intrapersonal, interpersonal and intergroup ones. Two main strategies applied in the process of conflict solution are analyzed: «the evening-out strategy* and «the provocation strategy ». Both cannot be recognized as flexible enough and universal, since, as з rule, they are based on certain social and psychological prejudices and stereotypes. The experimental part of the research is aimed at discovering gender distinctions in the social and psychological preferences and stereotypes, concerning the notions of masculinity and femininity, characteristic of students of a pedagogical university. The obtained data show that in the examined sample group the ideology of masculinity is presented by more traditional, typical and rigid notions, while the characteristic of femininity differs much, being more polyhedral, differentiated and dynamic. Probably, changes in the feminine gender stereotype agree with the dynamics of the social and economic changes in Russia more than changes in the masculine one. This can be considered as one of the reasons for men to be characterized by a lower level of social adaptation.

1989
2434

Kovalevskaya E.N., Seredenko I.I. Methods of Cooperation Organization in the Process of Studying the Epic Novel "War and Peace" Written by L.N. Tolstoy. Conclusions from Teaching Experience. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 6 (50). P. 108-112

The authors of the article offer a system of cooperation organization at literature lessons. As a result pupils demonstrate deep understanding of epic nature of the novel.

1989
2435

Nesmelova N.I. Vegatative components of a orient¬ing response of a human on sound signals of differ¬ent intensity.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 7 (51). P. 164-170

In the article results of studies of vegetative components of orienting reflex of man are considered.

1989
2436

Breytigam E.K. The Understanding Mastering of the Elements of Mathematical Analysis by Senior Pupils. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 3 (54). P. 15-18

In the paper the author reveals the treatment of the term «the understanding mastering of the subject» He chooses such aspects of the category «meaning», which are used to teach pupils the mathematical notions. The stages of eliciting semantic contexts of the notion in the process of its forming are described; the conditions, assisting the understanding mastering of the subject are defined and grounded.

1989
2437

Gorbuleva M.S. The Model of Multiple Explanations of a Simbol in Information Processes of Socioal-Cultural Systems (by Example of a Sword). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 1 (75). P. 104-109

This article examines a sword as a phenomenon of culture. Also there are investigations of the perception of symbolism of a sword and its cultural functions in the contemporaneity and also an opportunity of modeling of behavior of the individual

Keywords: sword as a phenomenon of culture, sword symbolism, cultural functions of a sword, modeling of an individual behavior, information-synergetic approach

1989
2438

Melik-Gaykazyan M.V. HIERARCHY OF GOALS IN THE CONCEPT OF ATTRACTIVE MANAGEMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 5 (95). P. 59-65

The article presents the basis for correspondence between the theories of management and directions of nonlinear dynamics. The role of collective dreams in the formation of the asymptotic dynamics of the organization goals is discussed. On the basis of the model of generating information the hierarchy of goals of the nonlinear dynamics of complex open systems is revealed and the option of ordering modern theories of management is offered.

Keywords: attractive management, the information-synergetic approach, models of information process, communications processes, nonlinear dynamics, dynamic forms of sign, phase area, attractor, operator, collective dream, modern management theory

1989
2439

Lezhnina L.V., Shishkovskiy V.I. POINT SYSTEM OF EVALUATION AS A FACTOR OF INCREASING MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS IN EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 10 (100). P. 91-94

This paper examines the point system of evaluation, which is the most obvious integrating factor of the global education space, the main diagnostic tool in learning and implementing the feedback, as well as most clearly embodies the principles that underlie the educational process. This article describes the results obtained using this system of evaluation.

Keywords: point system of evaluation, rating, module, algorithm, ranking

1989
2440

Matukhin D.L. FUNCTIONAL VALUE OF THE CULTURAL CREATIVE ENVIRONMENT IN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 2 (104). P. 111-116

In the article there are considered the bases of creation of the cultural creative environment as the system-forming component of educational process, and also the role and functions of the cultural creative environment in the educational process. The author suggests applying the cultural creative environment as a basis for teaching oral foreign language communication to mature students under the conditions of the advanced vocational training.

Keywords: cultural creative environment, educational medium, pedagogical process, humanization of education, personal enculturation.

1989
2441

Golovchiner V.E. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 7 (109). P. 5-6

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1989
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Kindyashova A.S. LEGAL COMPETENCE OF TEACHERS IN RURAL SCHOOLS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 131-134

The article deals with the component of professional competence of teaching staff, such as legal expertise. The problem of legal competence of teachers in rural schools is relevant to the low level of general legal culture of the Russian society, while the teacher must act as one of the main subjects of the formation of legal consciousness of the younger generation.

Keywords: legal competence, sense of justice of the teacher, the teacher of the rural school as a bearer of law culture

1989
2443

Stepanov V.I. THE ROLE OF THE COURSES “COMPUTER SCIENCE” AND “LAW COMPUTER SCIENCE” IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEGAL COMRUTERIZATION OF SOCIETV. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 11 (126). P. 15-19

The article raises the problems of legal computerization in the conditions of forming common legal information space in Russia, which provides all sections of society and each individual citizen with legal information. It is noted that legal computerization opens new possibilities for improving the organization of legal activity. The data of sociological research done by the author, show that the new information technologies based on the use of personal computers and telecommunication means are not applied in modern legal practice in time. It is also noted that the solution of these problems can be achieved on the basis of information orientation of higher law education, multilevel and multicomponent system of training specialists according to information culture model. This model reveals the role of the disciplines “Computer Science” and “Law Computer Science” due to which new forms of training are developed and trends to forming open education, using new technical devices and improving methods of teaching are secured.

Keywords: education: higher education: computer education: computerization: private educational institution

1989
2444

Baydak A.V. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 4 (13). P. 52-56

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1988
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Zagrevskiy O.I. Biomechanical Analysis of the Technique of a Turn Back under the Poles into the Hand Stand with Straight Hands and Lifting in the Form of the Arc into the Stand on Parallel Bars. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 68-73

The article considers the problems of the effective control over the technique of the moving actions in complicated exercises on parallel barrels. The time history of moments of muscle strength in joints of a sportsman is specified and also the main and correc¬tional movements as well as the muscular function modes are revealed.

1988
2446

Vladimirova T.L. The Legend about Raphael in the Russian Literary Rimliane. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 10-13

The article is concerned with one of the key mythological images in the Russian literary Rimliane - the image of Raphael and his picture «Sistine Madonnas. The Russian literary Rimliane is viewed as a set of texts representing a special system of im¬ages, subjects, ideas and motives connected with Rome. The author analyzes the influence of V.G. Vakenroder's essay «Vision of Raphael* on the literary work of V.A. Zhukovsky and other Russian romanticists.

1988
2447

Luksha I.V., Solovova E.N. Pros and Cons for Using Non/Native English Speaking Teachers. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 9 (60). P. 97-99

It is necessary to distinguish between native and nonnative English speaking teachers. At the same time teaching credentials should be required of all English teachers, regardless of their native language. This study is aimed to answer a number of questions like: Are native speaker teachers automatically the best teachers of a language? Just because you speak a language naturally, does that mean you can teach it? Or does the process of learning a language to a high level of fluency make non-native speaker teachers far better equipped to teach that language? Both native and non-native English speaking teachers have certain intrinsic advantages and disadvantages but it depends far more on the personality and their abilities.

1988
2448

Ilskaya T.N. The Significance of Historical Analysis in Contemporary Cognitive Research. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 2 (65). P. 19-22

One of the basic problems and goals of contemporary linguistics is the search of optimum method of the introduction of word meaning. This article presents this problem in perspective of correlation of synchronism and diachronism on the material presenting the concept “force” in the Russian language.

1988
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Chirkov A.S. -. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 151-151

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1988
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Miklyayeva A.V. THE TEENAGERS INTERACTION WITH DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 11 (89). P. 135-138

The article represents the results of the empirical research devoted to a problem of interage interaction of teenagers. Interage interaction is considered by theoretical positions of social constructionist and social identity theories. It is shown, that teenagers are characterized by a high level of age tolerance which influences current of interaction with those age groups, which have limited experience of interaction (children and older persons). The interaction with other social groups is based on other social categorizations, besides age. The basis of subjective differentiation to estimations of interaction with various age groups is the status-role inequality of these groups.

Keywords: interage interaction, age ingroup, age outgroup, age stereotype, age tolerance

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