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1551

Persidskaya A.S. Translation of modal verbs from English into Russian in the texts of international treaties. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 6 (230). P. 23-30

The active cooperation of countries in various spheres of life leads to a constant demand for the translation of normative documents, including international treaties regulating the procedure for interaction of the countries. An international agreement is a legal document and refers to the official business style, the features of which are accuracy, clarity, and lack of ambiguity. A characteristic feature of the style in English is the large number of modal verbs having several meanings that sometimes cannot be expressed by modal verbs in Russian. The translator faces the difficult task of choosing translation units suitable for adequate translation of the meaning of the modal verb. The aim of the study is to determine the ways of translating modal verbs from English into Russian in legal texts through identifying the factors by which the translator can determine the meaning of a modal verb in a specific context and correlating them with the adequate variants of translation into Russian. The research is based on an international treaty between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Indonesia in the law enforcement sphere using such methods of linguistic analysis as descriptive, comparative, and quantitative. The most frequent modal verb in English treaties is shall; may is in second place; other modal verbs are found, but extremely rare. Modal verbs are translated into Russian by: a verb in the present tense; a verb “может”; a contracted form of an adjective “должен”; an adverb “необходимо”. When translating modal verbs into Russian, it is necessary to take into account many factors: the requirements of the functional style of speech; shades of the meanings of modal verbs and their function in the sentence; the context specifying the meaning of the modal verb; the norms of the translation language.

Keywords: modal verbs, legal translation, translation strategies, grammatical features of translation, translation of international treaties

1983
1552

Chesnokov A.V. Modem Technologies of Professional Training of Physical Culture Teachers. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 5-8

The main purpose of the present research is the development of new forms and pedagogical technolo¬gies of professional training of physical culture tea¬chers with the use of nonconventional effective peda¬gogical and physiological methods of effect. The re¬search was carried out on the students of Institute of physical culture. The check bunch was engaged with the use of traditional pedagogical methods; the edu¬cation of experimental bunch was carried out with the use in addition of complex of nonconventional physio¬logical procedures. The obtained outcomes allow to justify the new forms of professional training of physi¬cal culture teachers; an effective contents and optimal combination of pedagogical, physiological methods of effect. The comprehensive approach includes a com¬bination of pedagogical and physiological methods of effect, and as assumes construction of complexes with the count of an individual levei of health, sports spe¬cialization and level of sports preparation of the stu¬dents.

1982
1553

Itsenko I.A. Peculiarities of Creative Pedagogics of Intensive Teaching English at Primary School. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 115-120

This article is devoted to the problem of the English Language teaching in primary school and using intensive methods based on methodology of K. Losanov, G. Kitaigorodskaya and others. The author suggests beginning of studying English in primary school using special course «English Intensive Course For Children and Their Parents» by AA Vostrikov, E.N Dudina, I.A. Itsenko. The English Intensive course is closely connected with the productive earning where the main factor of learning is the creative activity of every child There are three main components in the productive learning: intellectual studying; forming; creative studying The following educational techniques play a significant role in this context - psycho-pedagogic and psycho-didactics; - the development of special abilities of a child; - the development of speech competence and personal studying; - the English Intensive Course For Children and Their Parents, having productive methods of teaching, in combination with the other productive subjects.

1982
1554

Bydina I.V. Communicative and Pragmatic Approach of a Poetic Text Structuring. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 3 (47). P. 43-48

The article is devoted to the problem of differentiation of the levels in poetic text. The author writes about necessity to distinguish the rhythmical and emotive levels. Poetic text is considered like communicate-pragmatic structure.

1982
1555

Zhukova N.S. The Phenomena of Suppletivism and Heteronymy in Vebral Morphology of Modern German.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 4 (55). P. 58-66

The paper reviews the archaic inflection model – suppletive, and identifies the status of the hetero-stemic units, forms of the same word, as heteronymic or suppletive forms, depending on their systemic correspondence to the sets of irregular verbs; illustrates the need to differentiate the process of supplitivism from the resultant suppletive state, and the role of the latter in defining the productivity of morphological categories in Modern German.

1982
1556

Galkina I.A. Adverbs of Place as the Means of Expressing Space Relations. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 4 (67). P. 41-44

The article is devoted to the presentation of the category of space with the help of adverbs. The world of Scandinavian mythology is based on two projections – horizontal and vertical. It is not known exactly what model was the initial and both models are represented in the language. Location adverbs occupy the basic place among different means of presenting category of space and reflect the practical activities of a man.

1982
1557

Oboyantseva O.V. RECOMMENDATIONS ON METHODOLOGY IN TEACHING MATHEMATICS AT RURAL UNGRADED SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 121-127

One of the main types of rural school is ungraded educational institution. The article describes arrangements for the educational process in mathematics in different age-classes at elementary school.

Keywords: one topic type, multiple topics lessons, lesson by lesson planning, methods of working teachers in ungraded schools.

1982
1558

Chervonnyy M.A., Sukhachev G.A., Sinelnikov V.V. REMOTE MODEL OF PERSONALIZED AND INDIVIDUALIZED TRAINING OF EDUCATORS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 13 (141). P. 89-92

The paper proposes a systematic analysis of the model of personalized and individualized training of educators; features of its design are revealed.

Keywords: remote model of personalized and individualized training of educators; specifics of design and implementation of additional educational program

1982
1559

Filippova E.O., Polyakova N.V. TRANSFORMATION APPLICATION IN TRANSLATION OF SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL TEXTS FROM ENGLISH TO RUSSIAN. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 2 (167). P. 87-91

The article shows the transformation application in translation of scientific medical texts from English to Russian as the achieving equivalence method. The materials of research were 20 scientific medical Ophthalmology’s articles. The size in pages was 205. The research articles translations were made by professional translators and were published on the http://miroft.org.ua (special site for ophthalmology’s experts). The statistical analysis was made with using of special program for statistical analysis and graphics OriginPro 8.6. The article’s results have showed that the main translation transformation in ophthalmology’s article translations is lexical transformation. The least used transformation is mixed transformation (lexical and grammatical transformation). The characteristic feature of ophthalmology demands using the grammatical replacement, concretization, generalization and method tracing transformations more often than other transformations.

Keywords: translation, scientific text, equivalence, translation transformations, English, Russian

1982
1560

Peshkov V.F. THE SUBSTANTIATION OF THE RESTORATIVE AND PREVENTIVE TRAINING IN THE STRUCTURE OF SPORTS TRAINING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 1 (178). P. 136-142

The paper presents the substantiation for restorative and preventive training in the structure of the sports training. The substantiation is based on the identified prerequisites and theoretical grounds, developed by the author: goal; objectives; pedagogical, psychological, medico-biological means of restoration and prophylaxis; theoretical and practical contents of multiyear sports training of athletes. The principles developed are interconnected and interdependent on theoretical and methodical levels. They complement and synergize each other. The substantiation provided extends and complements the understanding of the structure of the sports training aspects. At present the theory and methods of sports distinguishes the following aspects of sports training: technical, tactical, psychological, intellectual, integral ones; general and special physical training. Each of them has its aims and special means and methods of implementation. The preset article provides scientific substantiation of the process of using restorative and preventive means of sports training and regards the process as an essential component of sports training, which is interconnected with other components of the training.

Keywords: restorative and preventive training, aspects of sports training, theoretical and methodical grounds, restorative and preventive means

1982
1561

Moskalev M.G., Nosova A.D., Gazizov T.T. DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES IN THE WORK OF THE TEACHER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 2 (220). P. 77-85

Introduction. In the modern world, human life is impossible to imagine without the use of various digital resources. The transition to the digital economy dictates new needs associated with modern equipment and software, primarily with the training of competitive personnel for the future digital economy, on which Russia’s positioning and opportunities in the global economic market depend. The competencies of young professionals that were in demand a few years ago and seemed promising, for example, confident use of a computer, now seem basic. In an ever-changing world, it is important to start training future specialists for the digital economy in a timely manner, since retraining and training of personnel will require large time resources. In this case, there is an acute question of teaching staff who would be able to start the process of training young professionals. The role of such personnel is played by school teachers, on whom the quality of training of future personnel depends, and consequently, the speed of the country’s transition to full digitalization of all spheres of life. To train future staff, teachers need to master new competencies and needs that are dictated by modern society and the labor market. Thus, the issue of comprehensive retraining and advanced training of school teachers is acute. Material and methods. The author substantiates the development and implementation of a professional development course for teachers, briefly describes the sections, significance and methods of implementing the course. Results and discussion. Developed and conducted a professional development course for teachers dedicated to digital educational resources in the framework of the project “Digital Educational Environment”. Conclusion. Teachers who have successfully completed advanced training courses acquire new skills and improve their previous competencies in the field of digital educational resources, which allows teachers to revise the usual teaching methods, make the learning model more flexible and individual for each student. And also start training for life in the era of digitalization and the digital economy.

Keywords: digital technologies, digitalization of education, courses for teachers, national projects, digital environment, digital resources

1982
1562

Egorova N.N. Strategy of teaching an ecological component in pedagogical university. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 8 (24). P. 56-58

In the article is considered specifics of ecological com¬ponent of high pedagogical formation, so in particular, is motivated position on that that knowledges, tinned in the general school, are a central to further improvements of ecological component on main discipline in high scholastic institution. Thereby, is emphasized unceasing process an ecology high pedagogical formation. Future specialist must rationally combine knowledges, skills and skills on the new technician and technology of production with warning and analysis of negative influence on the nature, connected with its professional.

1981
1563

Sorokina A.I., Okhezina K.A., Esikova T.V. Conflict Reflexion as a Condition on of the Correction of Minimal Brain Disfunction in Childish Аge. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 1 (45). P. 46-50

The threat of violence has become one of the dominanting factors of children’s social life. Sometimes a child can help himself. So conflict as a form of a person’s activity promotes reflexion of any problem situation and selection of means of solving the problem. Nowadays there is much statistics in science literature about Minimal Brain Disfunction (MBD) which occurs at early. Most discussed questions are connected with hyperactivity of children and arguments of chronic Brain’s syndrome in general, manifestation of children’s encephalophatis, etc. (B. Lebedev, J.I. Barashnev, E.M. Mastjukova). Inspite of many researches connected with this subject, the conflict actions of children with MBD are to be investigated and analyzed in future.

1981
1564

Karpukhina T.P. Morphemically Related Antonyms in English Artistic Prose.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 4 (55). P. 110-118

The article is devoted to the study of morphemic repetition in English fiction. The object of investigation is morphemically related antonyms. Textual strings of antonymic words with the common morpheme demonstrate considerable variety. They include both traditional and occasional words. It is not obligatory that morphemically related antonyms should belong to the same part of speech. Their derivational structure may also be diverse. Their semantic relationships are also heterogeneous.

1981
1565

Voytsekovskaya S.A. INFLUENCE OF ROOT HYPOXIA ON HEIGHT, DEVELOPMENT AND METABOLISM OF PHOTOSYNTHETIC LEAVES AMARANTHUS TRICOLOR L.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 3 (93). P. 101-107

It was studied the features of development of Amaranthus tricolor L. sorts of Valentin in the conditions of root hypoxia and possible ways of biochemical adaptation of assimilatory vehicle. As far as the increase of term of submergence there was braking of processes of height and development, maintenance of proteins diminished in leaves and, simultaneously, the amount of low-molecular antioxidants of amaranthin and ascorbic acid changed. Found out activating of enzymes of cycle of tricarboxylic acids (malate dehydrogenase), glycolysis and fermentation (alcohol dehydrogenase) and oxidizing pentose phosphate cycle (glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase) in leaves both after short-term and the protracted anaerobiosis. It was demonstrated, that adaptation to the root anaerobiosis connect with changes of activity of enzymes of different respiratory tracts and work of the antioxidant systems in photosynthetic leaves.

Keywords: Amaranthus tricolor, hypoxia, adaptation, respiratory metabolism, enzyme activity, antioxidants, amaranthin, ascorbic acid

1981
1566

Bondarenko E.V. BASIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 249-251

Due to technological progress and information technology our quality of life is improving, but at the same time the energy of person is significantly reducing. As a result, the health of younger generation is under the threat. The university system of physical activity sets the goal to prepare specialists, who are able to develop independently, based on a continual education. Creating stable motives is a necessary part for any education. Motivation for sport participation is a motor, which influences the level of activity in this area of interest, its direction and regularity. The questionnaire was used to determine the students’ motives for sport participation in the Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU). The analysis of motives for sport participation provided some results. This analysis provided that an unstable motive for sports participation is manifested in students’ priority to find fun during the lesson; underestimation of health; the large attention to the weight; small quantity of motors, unformed cognitive motives; the deficiency of an optimal level of knowledge. The study revealed that the favorable psychological atmosphere in the classroom; the understanding of the thirdyear respondents that they need to be enroll in physical activity; striving for improving life performance through physical activity and enjoyment by the classes are main advantages of the system of physical activity in TPU. This data collection indicates the need to rank among the top eight motives by underlying two main motives from each group to determine the motivational complex, which characterizes the efficiency of students’ physical education and its focus on the future.

Keywords: motives for sports participation, students, questionnaire, university system of physical activity

1981
1567

Kuznetsova N.Y. VIEWS OF THE POPULIST A. S. PRUGAVIN ON SECTS IN THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE IN THE LATE XIX – EARLY XX CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 9 (162). P. 219-222

The article examines the views of populist A. Prugavin on the sectarianism as a part of the society in the Russian Empire in the last third of the XIX century. The research works of the author on these problems are analyzed. Classification of religious organizations in the Russian Empire is represented in these research works. The author considers that A. Prugavin came to a conclusion that the adherents of different sects could not be considered the alien elements in the Russian society. He believed that religious movements did not represent danger to the state in the Russian Empire.

Keywords: A. Prugavin, populism, sectarianism, religious communities, the Orthodox Church

1981
1568

Pilipenko G.P. Creative independence forming as the base of future specialist professional activity. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 8 (24). P. 26-28

Creative independence in the article is defined as an ability and readiness of the future specialist - engineer to decide a class of professional problems, which not allowing ready samples of activity transfer and which proposeing reflection and self-development of his processial and per¬sonality spheres. Forming quality model of personality is introduced in the manner of manyfunction structure, which unites motive-value, cognitive, communication, emotional-willed, creative-activity components. Thats proved that crea¬tive independence of future specialist is united, holistic sys¬tem from its personality and professional qualities, which he shows in the course of professional progress. Thats shown that process of future specialist creative independence forming is the system of specially created educational situa¬tions of independent creative, professional activity: situa¬tions of heuristic searching, independent choice and decid¬ing, creative self-realization.

1980
1569

Rudoy A.N. About the So-Called Fluvioglacial Deposits and the Place of Diluvial Processes Take in the Lithodynamic Succession. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 4 (36). P. 80-85

The article deals with the existing definitions of fluvioglacial deposits that are chiefly developed in the mountain lands. It also points out the main contradictions in field and laboratory diagnostics of fluvioglacial deposits contained in the fact that lithologic criteria for such diagnostics do not exist in the nature. It refers to all the facies of fluvioglacial deposits in the pre-glacial zone. The absence of lithologic criteria of distinguishing between the so-called fluvioglacial and mountainous alluvium is explained by the structure of all these deposits. It is conditioned by hydrodynamic peculiarities of the floods in which they are developed. Pre-glacial fluvial sediments undergo the process of laying many times both immediately by the glacier margin and under the glacier itself. Thus, it means that according to the well-spread classifications all the melt-water deposits (except pre-glacial lake deposits) should be called «alluvium». Besides, it often happens that some forms of a principally different genesis-diluvial origin-would be taken for the deposits of melt glacier water. The former it their turn have been formed by cataclysmic (i.e. - temporary) floods from ice-dammed lakes which outburst. Unclear diagnostics of water deposits leads to the difficulties in defining criteria to seek alluvial placers. The article shows the place of diluvial deposits in the row of other genetic types of loose sediments. The second part of the article deals with the energy essence of the diluvial morpholithogenesis from the points of natural risks.

1980
1570

Moretti V., Pinamon V.N. Holography and conformal symmetry near black hole horizons. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 7 (44). P. 109-115

We show here how it is possible to build a OFT on the horizon of a Schwarzschild-like spacetime That theory, found by restricting bulk quantum fields on the horizon, is equivalent to GFT on the bulk. That fact is called Holography. Moreover the hidden conformal symmetry (SL(2, R)) found for the bulk theory becomes manifest on the horizon in terms of some of its diffeomorphisms. Then the extension of group of the generator of that symmetry to the Virasoro algebra is discussed.

1980
1571

Khmeleva O.G. Transformation of sense in professional consciousness of the future teacher.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 2 (80). P. 106-110

Transformation of sense in professional consciousness of the future teacher arises, as has shown research, from the second rate and it is especially intensively shown before the ending of training in high school. Transformation of senses in consciousness of the future teacher can not be carried out without the reference to own ideas, feelings, associations, experiences concerning forthcoming professional work. The submitted variant of application of qualitative methods of diagnostic research transformation of sense in professional consciousness of the person, can become powerful stimulus by way of reflective self-disclosing the future teachers - professionals.

Keywords: consciousness, transformation of sense, vocational training of the teacher, personal sense, the metaphorical text

1980
1572

Kiryakova O.V. PERLOCUTIONARY VERBS IN THE MODERN GERMAN LANGUAGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 3 (105). P. 81-85

In this article the results of the scientific research of perlocutionary verbs in the modern German language are described, the working definition of perlocution is defined and their speech act potential is revealed.

Keywords: linguistic pragmatics, speech act, perlocution, perlocutionary verb, perfomative

1980
1573

Samartseva E.Y. THE MOST IMPORTANT PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TEACHER OF THE ELITE SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 171-174

The article is devoted to the problem of defining the most important professional and personal characteristics of teachers working at elite schools. On the basis of the analyses of scientific sources and fiction the author comes to the conclusion that the quality of the teacher’s professional activity depends not only on the quantity of his knowledge in this or that subject, but also on the level of development of his emotional sphere and creativity.

Keywords: The article is devoted to the problem of defining the most important professional and personal characteristics of teachers working at elite schools. On the basis of the analyses of scientific sources and fiction the author comes to the conclusion that the

1980
1574

Gelfman E.G., Podstrigich A.G. THE DEVELOPMENT OF UNIVERSAL EDUCATIONAL ACTIONS IN THE PROCESS OF CREATION OF EDUCATIONAL PROJECT AT MATHEMATICS LESSONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 160-167

The article is devoted to the project of education in the development of universal educational actions. On the example of studying the theme “Sequence” there are various types of educational texts, which are directed to development of the project activities of the students at the lessons of mathematics.

Keywords: method of projects at mathematics lessons, educational texts, regulatory, cognitive and communicative universal educational actions

1980
1575

Kashafutdinova Z.M. THE IMAGE OF THE “NEW” WOMAN IN THE NOVEL “GODWI” BY CLEMENS BRENTANO. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 2 (130). P. 96-100

The article covers the poetics of female images in the novel “Godwi” by Clemens Brentano and the different tragic fates of the characters. Anthropocentrism and the representation of the inner world of characters are also important for the novel. The characters of lady Hodefield, countess von G. and Violetta presented in the novel show type of the free, “new” woman, but in different variations. The image of Violetta who has been for Godvi some kind of unattainable “blue flower” is the closest to the author.

Keywords: romanticism, C. Brentano, Godwi, female images

1980
1576

Nedospasova O.P. CORPORATIVE INVESTMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL AS CONDITION FOR INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DOMESTIC INDUSTRY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 12 (140). P. 72-77

The paper identified the timing and content for the main stages of development of public-private partnership for human capital accumulation based on the innovative development of domestic industry. There is a result of the author’s practical testing methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of corporate investment in human capital at the Joint Stock Company “Siberian Group of Chemical Enterprises” (Seversk, Tomsk region). There are recommendations for the integration of the nuclear power industry enterprises of the Russian Federation in a public-private partnership for the accumulation of human capital.

Keywords: human capital, investment, efficiency, innovation development, public-private partnership

1980
1577

Arsenyeva M.V., Baryaeva L.B. EXPLORING CREATIVE ACTIVITY OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN WITH STRONG SPEECH DISORDERS USING WORKS OF CHILDREN’S FICTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 1 (142). P. 100-104

Scientific and theoretical approaches to the problem of studying the features of creative activity of children preschool age with strong speech disorders are concerned. The methods of studying the peculiarities of connected speech and verbal creativity in the process of reading literature works are suggested. The paper presents the analysis of the experimental results, which prove the effectiveness of using the correctional-pedagogical technology of developing the verbal creativity of preschool age children with strong speech disorders.

Keywords: text, strong speech disorder, creative activity, verbal creativity, connected speech, literature work

1980
1578

Valitova E.J. PROBLEMS OF PROFESSIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION OF STUDENTS AT TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 4 (145). P. 157-162

The article analyses the current level of professional self–determination of the students studying at the humanitarian and technical institutes of the National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University. Pedagogical conditions that have positive influence on the formation of self–determination of future specialists are suggested.

Keywords: professional self–determination, competitiveness, activity approach, level of professional self– determination, pedagogical conditions

1980
1579

Dyboshina E.A., Shadrina L.G. Teaching dialogic speech to older preschoolers with mental retardation. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 2 (226). P. 26-32

In accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard of Preschool Education (FGOS DO), the development of speech and communication skills of children with adults and peers is among the important tasks of teaching and upbringing. The formation of dialogical skills of preschoolers is a necessary condition for their social and personal development. This requirement fully applies to children with mental retardation (hereinafter referred to as PSA). The article presents an analysis of dialogical utterances of preschoolers of this category, defines the content of the formation of skills to participate in a dialogue: to respond to replicas and request information. Communicative situations, role-playing dialogues, various kinds of games and exercises are defined as effective learning tools. The purpose of the study is to analyze the pedagogical conditions for the effective formation of dialogical speech in older preschoolers with mental retardation. As the main experimental methods, observation and pedagogical experiment were used, including children’s answers to different types of questions (reproductive, explanatory and alternative) and independent formulation of questions based on visual schemes–hints. On the basis of the experimental study, which involved 40 pupils of the older group with mental retardation at the age of 5–6 years, the characteristic features of the development of dialogue in children with mental retardation were confirmed. It is noted that with the seeming simplicity of the dialogue, greater independence from language norms, the children of the category under consideration experienced significant difficulties in building and maintaining the line of dialogue. The ascertaining experiment, conducted with older preschoolers with mental retardation, showed that an independent dialogue in most of them is significantly difficult and is characterized by a number of features associated with both a lag in speech and a lag in the development of thinking and speech-thinking activity. The content of the formative stage of the experiment included work on the formation of the ability to answer questions of varying complexity and independently request information. The novelty of the study lies in clarifying the content of the work on the development of dialogue skills in accordance with the linguistic features of this form of speech; updating data on the features of dialogic speech and communication skills in children with ASD, determining the stages of formation of dialogic skills in this category of preschoolers. The research materials make it possible to outline new strategic guidelines for corrective action in the field of speech, namely, the communicative development of preschoolers with mental retardation.

Keywords: dialogic speech, research of dialogic speech in children with ASD, formation of dialogic skills, information request, initiative speech

1980
1580

Orlova O.V. On the Problem of the Lexical Implementation of «Linguocentrism» of the Conceptual Picture. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 1 (29). P. 9-14

The article is dedicated to the analysis of the verbal representation of I. Brodski's unique language philosophy in the lexical structure of Chapter X in his poem «Gorbunov and Gorchakov». The author traces the means and methods of the lexical implementation of meta-iingual reflection of the poet in the process of realization of the semantic programme of the poetic text. The research carried out by the author of the article enables us to come to the conclusion that a certain system of lexical means implementing the «Linguocentrism» of his conceptual world picture was already formed at an early stage of his creative work.

1979
1581

Petlin V.I., Shishkovskiy V.I. Intrafirm Complex Model of System of Vocational Training of the Personnel of the Enterprises with Nuclear Dangerous Manufacture. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 2 (46). P. 74-80

In the article intrafirm complex model of preparation of the personnel at the enterprises with nuclear dangerous manufacture which has some features connected to specificity of the nuclear industry is examined: a modern level of equipment of manufacture and high requirements to qualification of the staff. It is shown, that irrespective of internal structure, forms and methods of management intrafirm vocational training of the personnel of the enterprises of Federal agency on an atomic energy can be examined as social and economic system which can be object of research with the purpose of optimization of this system and designing of its internal structure. It is established, that the condition of researches of functioning and development of such systems allows to design today already normative model of intrafirm vocational training of the personnel of the enterprises of Federal agency on an atomic energy and on its basis to improve historically developed control system of intrafirm training, raising thus quality of a professional training for the nuclear industry.

1979
1582

Zakharchenko A.V. Morphology features of microto-pology.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 7 (51). P. 100-109

The purpose of a method of three-dimensional reflection of soil horizons in natural researches is the study of a relief horizontal surface of a eluvial layer. Use of a method allows to reflect spatial characteristics of nano relief soil surface. A artifact hills bring out on soil sur¬face, This morphology structure is name «prickle».

1979
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Yastrebova L.N. Teaching Vocabulary, Grammar and Pronunciation to Students Learning English as a Second Foreign Language (after German). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 4 (67). P. 117-120

The article is devoted to the problems of teaching English as a second foreign language (after German). It surveys the main principles of third-language teaching and discusses the possible ways of developing speaking skills. There has been an attempt in the technology to combine the two aspect sides of speech (fluency and accuracy) with the third one – pronunciation. The solution of the problem lies in the proper organization of the material, the item of which is a bilingual communicatively-intentional block, built around two texts: German and English.

1979
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Podaev M.V. DYNAMIC VISUALISATION OF GEOMETRICAL CONCEPTS AS MEANS OF DEVELOPMENT OF SPATIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF TEENAGERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 91-93

The development of spatial representations of junior teenagers in the conditions of transition to an information society assumes the use of dynamic visualisation of geometrical concepts by teaching geometry.

Keywords: spatial thinking; dynamic interpretation; multimedia support; types of operating of images

1979
1585

Mukhin O.N. «I AM PETER ALEXEEVICH»: ON THE PROBLEM OF IMPOSTURE IN RUSSIA AT THE END OF 17TH – FIRST QUATER OF 18TH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 9 (99). P. 20-26

Some theoretical and practical aspects of imposture problem in Russia are discussed on the material of 17th – first quarter of 18th century. Among sources there are unpublished archival materials.

Keywords: imposture, czar power, charisma, crisis

1979
1586

Krutova I.A., Valisheva A.G. TEACHING STUDENTS THE SYNTHESIS METHOD FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 2 (104). P. 95-99

In this article we some typical professional engineering tasks in the sphere of equipment and technology of welding production, taking of which is during the studying of a range of mathematical and natural sciences and professional disciplines cycle according to the curriculum of “Machine building” degree programme. We propose generalized methods for solving professional problems and ways of their specificity in the study of physics at the university.

Keywords: typical professional engineering tasks, method, studying, professional activity, the formation method, development of technology.

1979
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Kazmerchuk A.V. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AS A MEANS OF INTENSIFICATION OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 54-60

In the article deals with the features of the structure of extracurricular activities at the university and also the main directions, content, functions, types, forms and methods of extracurricular activities.

Keywords: extracurricular activities, objectives, content, function, forms of extracurricular activities in university

1979
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Lemskaya V.M. ON CHULYM TURKIC WORD FORMATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 10 (138). P. 128-131

The article raises a problem of word formation in Chulym Turkic, the moribund Turkic varieties spread in Western Siberia. Chulym Turkic word formation is highly understudied with exception of noun formation. An exigency for detailed research of Chulym Turkic verb formation is urged by the on-going computerization of Chulym Turkic data with a further perspective of automatic language data processing.

Keywords: Chulym Turkic sub-dialects, nominal and verbal word formation (derivation)

1979
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Larionov V.V., Lisichko E.V., Postnikova E.I. PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS AND INVENTOR BORIS PETROVICH WEINBERG. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 3 (144). P. 101-104

All world news agencies in October 2013 reported that the invention of the head of the physics Department of the Tomsk technological Institute (1911) will be implemented in life in the state of California (USA). We are talking about the railway magnetic levitation. The layout of this installation was placed in room № 103 of TTI building № 3. Now there is educational laboratory of electromagnetism of TPU. The article briefly summarizes information about the scientific life of B. P. Weinberg.

Keywords: invention, teaching to physics, magnetic pad, electric road of the future

1979
1590

Akbayeva F.N. CONTEXTUAL SYNONYMY IN CONCEPTUALIZATION AND LANGUAGE ACTUALIZATION PROCESSES (STUDY OF FOOTBALL NOMINATIONS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 4 (201). P. 57-65

Introduction. In this article on the example of football discourse texts, we look at the role of contextual synonymy in processes of conceptualization and language actualization. We analyze plurality of nominations at the intersection of theory of nomination, cognitive linguistics, discourse analysis, semantics and lexicology. The purpose of the study is to identify the role of contextual synonyms (CC) in the actualization and conceptualization of football concepts, with the COP being the main source of diversity in football nominations. Material and methods. Context in its broad meaning as a situation of communication, as well as in its narrow understanding as immediate surroundings of a word, largely determines the choice of lexical units and their semantics. Therefore, it makes it impossible to study plurality of nominations outside of context without overlooking or misrepresenting some significant information. That is why in this article we use the method of contextual-semantic analysis of nominations. Results and discussion. Language nominations show the way the author of an utterance conceptualizes a certain notion. These lexical variants in their turn, being «voiced» to the recipient, cause certain changes in the structure of recipient’s concepts, enriching them with new ideas, associations and connotations. Contextual synonyms serve as the main source of plurality of nominations, hence play an important part in language actualization of concepts and conceptualization itself. Applying contextual-semantic analysis to football nominations we discovered the following contextual synonyms of popular football concepts: to score (a goal) – to head (in/home), to fire, to net, to complete, to turn (home), to force, to slot, to slam, to smash, to shoot, to finish); a goal – home, the bottom corner, the net, the side netting, target; a goal (as a score/point) – an opener, the equalizer, the winner, a brace, a second, a finish, a stunner, a triumph, a free-kick, an effort; football/ball – danger, diamond, fruit. The variety of lexical actualizations is an indication of semantic richness of conceptualized units, and their importance to communicants. Culture and language specific features of football concepts represent the prospects of further research.

Keywords: contextual synonymy, contextual synonyms, nomination, invariant, concept, contextual-semantic analysis, conceptualization, language actualization

1979
1591

Bolotnov A.V. Peculiarities of a media project as a linguo-communication phenomenon and its use in educational activities. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 3 (227). P. 86-94

The role of media education and the need of forming media culture of users are incresing in the presence of intensive development of informational and communication technologies and growing of the Internet influence in the life of a modern person. One of the brightest demonstrations of the media culture of a language personality is the ability to create and adequately perceive media projects as a reflection of a person’s creative facilities in various fields: cultural, communicative, textual, technological. Insufficient knowledge of this issue determines the need for its development. The aim of the article – working out of the problem of organizing media project activities, elaboration of information about the features of a media project as a linguo-communicative phenomenon with relation to its form, content, function, determination of the methods for its creation and analysis. The article uses an expert description of the available sources on the history and theory of the issue, examination, analysis and generalization. In organizing media project activities, it is necessary to rely on a set of methods, including sociological methods, methods of analytical and critical thinking, discursive analysis, methods of effective teamwork; it is necessary to have the skills of text formation and stylistic editing of media texts, the skills of using computer technology. The media project as a form of communication between the creator and the addressee is defined in the article in terms of form, content and functions as a text product based on a combination of various audiovisual technologies, the author’s skills to create new relevant and original content, uniting people as a result of joint communicative activity for the sake of a common cause. Communicative activity involves the creation of media texts and their perception, interpretation and understanding. Media project as a linguo-communicative phenomenon solves problems connected with critical thinking, analysis and synthesis of multifold information and presentation of author’s ideas to the addressee. In the transmission of information, various means are important, including linguistic and non-linguistic ones (indices, symbols, icons). Their competent use determines the effectiveness of media project activities and characterizes its linguo-didactic potential in the field of education. The article describes the types of media projects identified by the author: by structure, genre features and related activities, as well as by the number of participants in educational activities. It is significant that the preparation of a media project includes the definition of its topic, goals and tasks, the factor of the addressee. To do this, according to a set of methods and existing competencies, it is necessary to identify a void; take into account the factor of integration into the general media context; write a script; prepare a presentation, video; determine the site for placement; to carry out cooperation within the framework of team and expert activities; to adapt and adjust the product; consider the distribution of the media project. The parameters of a comprehensive analysis of a media project as a linguo-communicative phenomenon include evaluation criteria 1) publisher; founder; owner; editor 2) goals and tasks of the project; 3) accounting for the reader / viewer audience (target / targeted, general, random); 4) staff of authors, team, directing; 5) internal structure (themes, problems, script, plot, composition, details); 6) genre and stylistic features (genre, type of speech culture of the author, style, vocabulary, syntactic constructions); 7) design (image, verbal/non-verbal, advertising, infographics, effects); 8) frequency of release (day/week/month/year); 9) volume, timing, plan; circulation, number of subscribers, likes/dislikes, comments, views (day/week/month/year); 10) assessment of placement on a particular resource / site / hosting (surveys and data). Media project activity is formed on the knowledge, skills and abilities of the person in the field of theory and practice of media communication, rhetoric, stylistics, media linguistics, as well as in the field of information and computer technologies. The preparation of media projects is complex and contributes to the development of creative thinking, general culture and media culture of the person.

Keywords: media communication, media culture, media education, text activity, media project, methods for creating and analysis criteria for media projects

1979
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Novozhilov E.D. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 4 (7). P. 18-31

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1978
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Razumova N.E. On the Question of Chechov's World Outlook. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 1 (26). P. 29-34

The paper is investigating the natural scientific basis of A. P Chechov's creative work assuming that basis as a source of the synergetical comprehension of the place of Man in the world, which view is flourishing at present. This approach substantiates the fundamental peculiarities of Chechov's creative work and its present actuality.

1978
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Klimova M.N. The Subject Circuit «The Magnanimous Old Man» and National-Orthodox Spiritual Tradition. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 3 (40). P. 90-94

The author considers Russian processing of the popular subject circuit about the old man who concedes to the young beloved contender. The basic attention in the article is paid to the texts carrying the action in the national environment (I.S. Turgenev’s, N.S. Leskov’s, F.M. Dostoevsky’s, L.N. Tolstoy’s works etc.). Their sharp religious-ethical problematic contacts with spiritual traditions of national orthodoxy.

1978
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Rayda V.S., Ivanitsky A.E., Minich A.S., Tolstikov G.A. Research of Fluorescence, Provoked by Solar Radiation of Dispersed Photophosphors on the Basis of Connections of a Europium and Corrective Light Polyethylene Films with their Components. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 6 (43). P. 40-45

The research of features of fluorescence of dispersed photosphors in conducted on the basis of organic and inorganic connections of a europium and polymer films with their components at excitation of solar radiation. The excitation of luminescence of phosphors by UV radiation of the sun does not change spectral content of luminescence radiation. For number of photophosphors on the basis of ocsysulfide of yttrium, activated with europium watches change of intensity of minor bands in luminescent spectrum concerning the principal band, that it is necessary to allow for consideration of photophysical characteristics of corrective light films with their components. The obtained data allow to conduct calculation of intensity of luminescence radiation under corrective light films with allowance for its spectral content

1978
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Orlova O.V. TEXT OF FICTION AND ADVERTISING: PRINCIPLES OF REGULATIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 5 (56). P. 129-133

The article deals with examination of regulative principles of fiction and advertising texts. Using the comparative approach the author shows the peculiarities of regulative-strategic construction of fiction and advertising texts as the systems of different codes, the latter manage the interpretative reader’s activity and are focused into the prepotent synthesized codes. They are the following: aesthetic code, which functions in fiction communication, and manipulative-pragmatic code, which dominates in advertising communication.

1978
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Kolchikova N.L. THE PECULIARITIES OF THE PERCEPTION OF RUSSIAN LITERATURE BY BILINGUAL STUDENTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 86-90

The article considers the peculiarities of the Russian literature bilingual (Khakassian) students. The process of perception is defined as the problem of psychological image of the world which is individually and nationally intensified. This world is formed under the influence of geographical environment, religion, national culture, etc. Therefore, while studying texts of foreign culture it is necessary to take into account the peculiarities of the national vision of the world.

Keywords: perception, psychology, bilingual, ethnonational, identity

1978
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Maksyutina O.V. PEDAGOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF TRANSLATION COMPETENCE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 10 (88). P. 45-48

The article reviews Russian and foreign concepts of translation competence, including the most detailed PACTE model; compares translation evaluation vs. translation competence assessment. It also states the difference between approaches to assessing translation made by students against translation made by professional translators, as well as points out particular features of translation competence assessment for teaching purposes.

Keywords: translation competence, translation evaluation, student translation, professional translation, translation competence assessment

1978
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Dakukina T.A. THE FORMATION OF THE CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC PERSONALITY IN THE PROCESS OF TRANSLATION TRAINING (BASED ON THE MATERIAL OF CULTURAL AND CROSS-CULTURAL TEXTS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 191-194

The article reveals aspects of interaction in two directions: science of translation and cross-cultural communication. The direction of this article is theoretical and practical. On one side, such notions as the linguistic personality, cultural and linguistic personality are refined. Much attention is devoted to the place and function of three types of competences (linguocultural, sociocultural, cultural and linguistical as components of foreign communicative competence) in the process of the formation of the cultural and linguistic personality. On the other side, skills, which development leads to optimum translation and formation of the cultural and linguistic personality are observed.

Keywords: cultural and linguistical personality, translation, foreign communicative competence, the linguocultural, sociocultural, cultural and linguistic information

1978
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Kamaleyeva A.R. THE CONCEPT OF FORMATION OF SELF-EDUCATIONAL ABILITIES, SKILLS AND THE CORES NATURAL-SCIENCE COMPETENCES IN THE COURSE OF CONTINUOUS NATURAL-SCIENCE FORMATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 139-146

The presented concept has three parts (basic, theoretical, applied) and contains laws and principles of formation of self-educational abilities, skills and the basic natural-science competences students.

Keywords: self-educational skills, the basic natural science the competence, a case-method, the modular training, the integrated continuous natural-science formation

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