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Suvan-ool E.S. TEXT COMPETENCE IN THE STRUCTURE OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF THE FUTURE LINGUISTS AND TRANSLATORS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 108-113

In the article the author theoretically substantiated the importance of text competence as compulsory condition of high level professional training in the context of competency approach. It specifies the structure of the professional competence of future linguists, translators, the integrant component of which is a professional text competence serving as base of translator professional skills, such as linguistic competence, communicative competence, text-forming competence, technical competence, personal and psychological competence within the framework of two languages.

Keywords: competency approach, professional competence of linguists, interpreters, text competence, text work, professional text competence

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Golovchiner V.E., Rusanova O.N. AUTHOR MODEL OF LITERARY TEXT AS A SYNTHESIS OF THE EXPRESSIVE POSSIBILITIES OF THE KIND OF LITERATURE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 7 (148). P. 178-185

The article is dedicated to finding new scientific ideas about the forms of contemporary literature. Noting that instead of differentiating, regulatory paradigm of the genre in the nineteenth – XXI centuries comes looser, synthesizing one, the authors propose to consider non-classical, non-canonical works of the newest forms of literature as author’s models. Such model performs the function of genres, but have a new degree of freedom. New degree of freedom is determined by the authors, firstly, by using the product of the expressive possibilities of different genres of the single ancestral paradigm, and secondly, by the orientation not on the form of the genre but on the well-known plot, motive, the situation of the repertoire of world culture or an event of actual reality. Key concepts: the literary kind, genres, non-classical form, the epic and lyric drama, Pushkin, Blok, Mayakovsky, the author's model, the cultural model.

Keywords: literary genus, genres, non-canonical form, epic and lyric drama, Pushkin, Blok, Mayakovsky, creation as the author’s model of the text, cultural model

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Prom N.A., Yankina E.V., Kokhtashvili N.I. METAPHORS IN SPORTS DISCOURSE: FUNCTIONAL SPECTRUM // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 6 (183). P. 32-38

The impact function of the mass media causes the use of expressive means of language; the main of them is a metaphor. At the same time the impact of metaphor seems a rather complex phenomenon, so the study of its functions does not cease to be relevant. A wide range of functions of the metaphor and their hierarchy are considered in the context of the newspaper sport discourse on the example of the sports report genre. The analysis is illustrated by vivid examples from the Russian and German press; it shows that this figure of speech is the most important means of pragmatic impact in the sports discourse and in the written sports report, in particular. Consequently, the pragmatics has a target status in the hierarchy of functions. Expressiveness and evaluativity are considered as the most important functions. Moreover, the metaphor has a decorative, attractiveness, game, hyperbole, compression, conspire, encoding, and mnemonic functions that are rarely traced in the text of their own and rather provide a comprehensive impact on the reader. At the same time, the metaphor can perform almost the opposite tasks: mnemonic and conspiracy functions. Consequently, the functional properties of metaphors are in the relationship of interdependence and mutual reinforcement.

Keywords: metaphor, metaphors’ functions, expressiveness, evaluativity, sports discourse, genre of sports report

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Suleymenova A.M. THE СOLOR TERM MURASAKI (PURPLE) IN THE JAPANESE MODERN TANKA POETRY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 172-175

The article discusses the problem of the color term murasaki (purple) in the Japanese modern tanka poetry comparing with the same poetic methods from the classical poetry. The objects of the research were the works written by such authors as Masaoka Shiki (1867–1902), Yosano Tekkan (1872–1935) and Yosano Akiko (1878–1942).

Keywords: Japanese poetry, modern tanka poetry, Japanese, semantics of color terms

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Filipenok S.A. M. POLANYI`S CONCEPT OF PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE IN MODERN PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS: NEW EPISTEMOLOGICAL APPROACHES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 5 (133). P. 92-98

In the article, the epistemological analysis of M. Polanyi`s concept of personal knowledge is carried out on basis of modern philosophical approaches (phenomenological, system and embodied cognition). Polanyi`s general scheme, which concerns the structure of consciousness, is considered. Specific influence of bodily nature of human being upon his/her cognitive activity and the interconnection of body and mind are investigated. Besides that relations between the objective and subjective aspects of knowledge in personal knowledge are studied. The role of subconscious and irrational factors of personal knowledge in cognitive processes (especially in creative activities, in functioning of intuition) of the subject is revealed.

Keywords: personal knowledge, tacit knowledge, focal awareness, subsidiary awareness, phenomenological approach, system approach, embodied cognition approach, subjective, objective, emotion, intuition, creation

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Kozlov Y.A. Tracing russian ancestral memory // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 58-62

This article is a new addition to the hlstcry of Russian ancestral surnames in verbal legends of linguistic clans of Great Rus" tribes and is dedicated to the problems of evolution of professional names of Russian clans and totems, it explains the cause of origin of Koza (she-goat) and Kozei (he-goat) totems of linguistic Skaz clan in Rus' tribe as well; why it was required to keep ancestral memory and why jii days of old Russians said: «Who wii! recall bygons lose an eye and who will forget it will lose the both».

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Grebnev A.N. THE ESTIMATION OF EFFICIENCY OF UNIFORM AND CONCENTRATED DISTRIBUTION OF TRAINING LOADING IN ANNUAL TRAINING PROCESS OF PREPARATION AT UNIVERSITY’S SPORT DEPARTMENT OF SUMMER POLYATHLON // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 4 (94). P. 112-117

The article considers the results of pedagogical experiment on the estimation of efficiency of uniform and concentrated distribution of training loading in annual training process of preparation at university’s sport department of summer polyathlon. This methodology was used during preparing the combined team of university to the international competitions and rendered the positive influence on the achievement of the final positive result.

Keywords: study-training process, training load, lap of training, concentration, control testing

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Migachev A.V. THE EVOLUTION AND IDEOLOGICAL MEANING OF LEISURE FORMS IN EVERYDAY LIFE OF STAVROPOL RESIDENTS IN THE 1930IES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 3 (192). P. 166-173

Perspective direction in common range of insufficiently explored problem of Russian history is the study of Russian soviet everyday life history. This statement fully applies to its regional component - the history of the Stavropol Territory. The article is devoted to daily routine leisure of the people of our country in the 1930ies. The author analyzes such types of leisure as reading, sport, movies, self-education, groups culture in the background of economic, political and demographic processes of the country and the region in the 1930ies. As noted in the article all these forms of spending free time were politicized and ideologized. Through the development of mass culture, sport, organization of recreational facilities and rural clubs, the government established total control over the private life of its citizens. Various methods were used for this purpose such as censorship in press and movies, control over the activity of libraries, unification of citizens in all kind of organizations and clubs, and the orientation of young people to “right” leisure with the the help of propaganda, press and cinema. As a result leisure and leisure time turned into not free, regulated by the government. Leisure time was replaced by alcohol consumption (drinking of alcohol) and drunken behavior which became a norm of life, especially in nomenclature 1930ies.

Keywords: Russia, native history, Soviet everyday life, education, leisure, culture, literature, cinema, sports, country club, Stavropol region

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Romanov V.I., Petlina A.P., Karmanova O.G., Babkina I.B. CURRENT STATE OF ICHTHYOFAUNA IN RIVER TOM BASIN // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 8 (110). P. 102-108

The article addresses changes in the fauna of the river Tom basin in the last 90 years, starting from the last century’s second decade in this work data on areas of distribution, certain size, weight and reproductive characteristics are shown. The authors discuss disappearance of pydschjan and tugun from the area. As a result of planned acclimatization efforts in the river Ob, at least 5 species were introduced to river Tom’s ichthyofauna. While in the dawn of research, salmonidae fishes were dominant species, in the present time, the basin is heavily populated by cyprinidae and percidae.

Keywords: river Tom, ichthyofauna, introduced species, changes in fish population, distribution of species

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Burtseva I.G. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ARTISTIC CULTURE OF STUDENTS IN THE STUDY OF MEZENSKAYA PAINTING IN THE SYSTEM OF ADDITIONAL EDUCATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 8 (185). P. 37-41

The demand of the state for the formation in children the sense of participation in the Russian history and culture is now solved by the system of education, including the Additional Education. As an effective form of extracurricular work, it is a favorable sphere for the co-creation of a child and a teacher in the formation of the culture of pupils. The culture of the Mezenskiy region and the struggle of the Russian people for the preservation of the originality of the painting of the North of Russia are considered. The role of traditional writing while studying the subjects of culture is noted as a way of understanding the art culture of the North of Russia, the way of transferring the national traditions to the next generations for the progress of human culture. The purpose of the complex of classes on “Mezenskaya Painting” is to develop the artistic culture among the students of the Children’s Art School. The tasks of the classes, the content of the study assignment, the results of mastering the knowledge of the students in the sections of the topic under consideration are presented. The activity aspect of studying a topic is considered as the basis for involvement of students in creativity, developmet of the ability to create compositions based on the Northern painting in question. The stages of comprehension by the students of the topic, the solution of teaching, developing and educating tasks are presented. The results of testing of the students at the beginning and the end of the study of the topic are presented. There is a dynamic in cognition, development of students. It is noted that the study of the topic promotes the development of the artistic culture of students. The fulfillment of the task of this topic also contributes to the formation of creative abilities, artistic taste of students and is a feasible contribution of the younger generation in preserving the traditions of the mezenskaya painting and its popularization.

Keywords: development of artistic culture, additional education of children, continuity of generations, arts and crafts, students of the Children’s Art School, a set of practical exercises, a composition of the mezenskaya painting

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Timoshenko L.G. THE CONDITIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS IN THE FIELD OF CHOREOGRAPHIC ART IN INSTITUTIONS OF ADDITIONAL EDUCATION OF CHILDREN // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 8 (185). P. 114-117

Discusses the issues of transition from children’s music schools, which are an integral part of the system of additional education, pre-professional programs in the field of art education, to further professional self-determination of graduates of art schools. Unfortunately, the ranks of graduates of art schools, in recent years, rarely fill up the number of students wanting to get an art education. After graduation many of the graduates, educated in a certain field continue professional training, and to act in the educational institutions of other profiles. This is due to the fact that the prestige of education in the sphere of culture and arts is not high. Among parents and children standing on the threshold of the school and are ready to choose a future profession, there is an unspoken ranking of “necessary and important” professions according to their prestige, “fashion” and material security. Low wages in the sphere of culture and arts does not allow it to rise to the same level as the more prestigious, according to parents and high school graduates, professions. The results of the analysis of the pre-professional programs are presented and the issues of their implementation are identified. The most significant were the increased physical and temporal workload, and a lack of motivation on the part of parents and children. The requirements for training in additional pre-professional programs are given, and the areas of responsibility of all parties in the educational process are selected. The conditions necessary for the formation of positive motivation and successful development, additional preprofessional programs are revealed. Among them are the following: the ability of the teacher to build the learning process so that heavy physical exertion associated with the development of choreographic disciplines, was seen as a requirement to achieve the learning outcomes; the interest of parents and their involvement in the learning process; the formation of students ‘interest in subjects of pre-professional programs.

Keywords: additional education, pre-professional programs, motivation, choreography

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Klimova M.N. ON THE LEARNING (INVESTIGATION) OF HAGIOGRAPHIC TRADITION IN RUSSIN LITERATURE OF XIX–XX CENTURIES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 4 (82). P. 156-161

The article concerns some investigation aspects of hagiographic tradition in Russian literature of classical period. Some artistic handling of narrative texts and various methods of introduction narrative elements in secular works are analyzed. Illustrative materials are works by masters of Russian prose from A. I. Gertsen to A. A. Abramov.

Keywords: hagiographic traditions, narrative texts, Russian prose

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Romanova S.P., Savchuk A.N., Chalaya E.M. THE PHYSICAL HEATH-IMPROVING EDUCATION FOR PRESCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE CONTEXT OF EDUCATIONAL INTEGRATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 151-157

In this article, there has been substantiated the importance of the physical heath-improving educational problem for the preschool children, who are trained and brought up in the context of educational integration. There has been proved the importance of this kind of education for the development assistance to children with special health abilities and to their conditionally healthy peers, there also has been described its purpose as creating the physical healthimproving education and as children’s heath culture.

Keywords: educational integration, children with the special health abilities, education for preschool children, physical health-improving education, physical culture, health culture

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Sokolova I.Y. Psychological and Pedagogical Conditions for Activation and Effectiveness of Cognitive Activity Among the Students // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 152-155

In this article, from the positions of systematical psychology-pedagogical approach you can see the reason analysis cf educational quality insufficiency and teachers training quality insufficiency in various educational systems. Here the conditions of effective activation of cognitive activity are presented and grounded. These conditions promote the development of intellectual, professional and creative abilities of students and pupils. Here we present the examples of effective conditions in different educational subjects, which develop a personality and incarnate his or her potential creative scope.

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Churkina N.I. SOCIAL AND CULTURAL FACTORS OF PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT IN WESTERN SIBERIA (SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH – BEGINNING OF 20TH CENTURY) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 40-45

The article explores the global and local factors influencing on the educational setting of the region. The author comes to the conclusion that pedagogical education in this period became authoritative and recognized by society not only due to the results of professional activity of pedagogues but also because of the quantitative and qualitative increase of the Siberian teaching staff that appeared to be one the most socially active professional groups.

Keywords: Western Siberia, education, pedagogical education, socio-cultural factors, educational setting

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Galkina T.V. ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENTERTAINMENT FORMS OF MUSEUM-PEDAGOGICAL WORK IN MODERN RUSSIAN MUSEUMS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 3 (118). P. 221-226

The article is devoted to the analysis of entertainment forms of museum-pedagogical work as one of the perspective and intensively developing forms in modern Russian museums. In this work determinative signs of entertainment forms were revealed for the first time to which refer complexity, interactivity, accessibility to all visitors categories, stage adaptation, fun, recreation and encouragement.

Keywords: entertainment form of museum-pedagogical work, complexity, interactivity, accessibility, stage adaptation, recreation

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Efremova O.N. ESSENCE OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE INTEGRATIVE PROJECTS, THEIR DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 1 (142). P. 161-165

The article introduces classification of integrative projects. It also presents methods of self-study organization for students of technical universities and development of integrative projects in Mathematics and Computer Science.

Keywords: mathematics, computer science, projects, integrative projects, student self-study

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Igolkina D.I. HARRIET BEECHER-STOWE'S «UNCLE TOM'S CABIN» IN THE RUSSIAN CRITICISM AND LITERATURE STUDY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 57-60

The article dwells on the genesis of critical reception of Harriet Beecher-Stowe's novel «Uncle Tom's cabin» and reveals the changes in it's perception during different periods of Russian history.

Keywords: Russian criticism and literature study, American literature

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Golovchiner V.E. "What Is Happiness, Everyone Understood It in One`s Own Way:" To Commemorate the 100th Anniversary of A.P. Gaidar`s birth // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 6 (50). P. 5-8

The article is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of A.P. Gaidar's birth. His latter works, such as "Drummer's Fate", Chuck and Geek, Timur and his Squad are considered in the context of two trends of depicting childhood in Russian literature originating from S.T. Aksakov (description of the idyllic and happy life of a child in a noble family) and from A.I. Gertsen (narration about a child aware of social problems).

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Kuznetsov V.V. About Peculiarities of Agricultural Reforms of the Middle of XX Century in West Siberia // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 1 (52). P. 51-54

In the article the author shows basic conceptions and positions of divisions into periods of agricultural reforms in the 1950-s and 1960-s in the country, existing in the contemporary literature. It is pointed out that these reforms had their own peculiarities for West Siberia. The main reform was the development of untouched and long-fallow lands which entailed all following changes of the decade in the country.

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Matsuo M. Concept of Peace in Peace Studies: a Short Historical Sketch // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 1 (64). P. 52-59

This paper attempts to trace the development of the concept of peace in peace studies, by an examination of studies on the peace concept and definitions of peace by peace researchers, from two perspectives of peace value and peace sphere. It shows that the concept of peace employed in peace studies has been expanded both in peace value and peace sphere to include more than one peace value and peace sphere.

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Kobenko Y.V. THE ANALYSIS OF THE CURRENT STATE OF GERMAN WITHIN THE MAIN CONTINUUM // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 7 (97). P. 51-54

The goal of the article is to analyze the status componentґs state of modern German within the main continuum. The descending status of German in its motherland is caused by the tendencies of Germanyґs Americanization and, as a result, by language democratization. This problem can be solved by a balanced model of German language policy.

Keywords: language state, state analysis, language policy, the social prestige of languages, vertical media, exoglossy

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Karaeva S.A., Fetaliyeva L.P., Starodubtseva T.V. DESIGN ACTIVITY AT LESSONS OF LITERARY READING ON THE SUBJECT “I. A. KRYLOV’S FABLES” AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 8 (161). P. 43-47

The article considers the importance of design activity at lessons of literary reading at elementary school, proves the relevance of project activity in the light of Federal state educational standards, shows the possibilities of this activity on the example of the project “I. A. Krylov’s Fable”, lists the basic principles of creation of the program for literary reading. The authors allocated the types of projects of individual and group activity: practice-creative focused, role and game, research and creative, information-oriented and requirements for the organization of project activity: existence of a significant problem, importance of estimated results, independence of pupils, project structuring, use of methods of research. Special attention is paid to the stages of implementation of the project. The article also states the content of work, the equipment of the lesson of literary reading, kinds of activity trained and teachers in connection with introduction of Federal state educational standard of primary education.

Keywords: project activity, project, fables, I. A. Krylov, elementary school, literary reading

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Kotenko A.L., Andreeva E.A. MIKHAIL ARKADIEVICH POLUMORDVINOV: TO THE BIOGRAPHY OF THE MILITARY ORIENTALIST // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 3 (192). P. 157-165

Mikhail Arkadievich Polumordvinov (1867–1917) is a border guard officer, Orientalist, a member of the Society of Russian Orientalists (Harbin). His manuscripts and collections of Asian artifacts are now stored in the Tomsk Regional Museum after M.B. Shatilov and in the Scientific Library of Tomsk State University. His biography is little studied, although it attracted the attention of researchers. The article uses new data, an attempt is made to reinterpret previously known material. The article examines connection of military service with his occupation of orientalism. The conclusion is drawn not only about presence of this conditionality, but also that conditionality was beyond these limits, determined by personal inclinations of orientalist and peculiarities of Oriental studies existence in “Russian Harbin”. Polumordvinov appears before us as strong orientalist and representative of military intelligentsia, whose heritage is interesting for a wide range of researchers to this day. Also shown are geographical boundaries of his activity and personal qualities of this person. The article is of practical value, as supporting material for further work with the orientalist’s collections. The appeal to the life and creativity of Polumordvinov will serve to understand content and subjective component of the Chinese-Mongolian “branch” of Russian oriental studies of the early 20th century. The study of Harbin orientalists’ activities takes on special relevance in light of current strengthening of the ties between Russia and foreign Asia.

Keywords: oriental studies, eurasianism, Polumordvinov, Zaamursky District of Border Guard, Russian- Japanese relations, Manchuria, CERD, Harbin, Russian Orientalists Society, Tomsk Regional Museum named after M. B. Shatilov

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Tayurskiy A.I. Faktory, influencing formation of administrative competence of heads of educational establishments of all levels of vocational training. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 1 (79). P. 5-7

In clause aspects and the factors influencing formation of administrative competence of heads of educational establishments of all levels of vocational training are considered. Administrative competence of heads of establishments of vocational training is considered as set of personal qualities of the head; forms and methods of realization of improvement of professional skill of heads are described the maintenance.

Keywords: Administrative competence; personal qualities of the head; professional skill of the head; method of projects

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Panarin I.A. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PECULIARITIES OF YOUTH MOVEMENT LEADERS TODAY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 5 (83). P. 134-137

The definition of social responsibility of youth leader is given. Distinctions between leaders and non-leaders are shown. Leaders and non-leaders can be distinguished according to: Degree of their competence by the form and content of social responsibility; Their aim at avoiding or declining social responsibility; Degree of their personal and social responsibility.

Keywords: social responsibility, leaders, youth movement, readiness to assume social responsibility, degree of social responsibility

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Sidorenko T.V. INDEPENDENT WORK OF TECHNICAL UNIVERSITIES STUDENTS IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE: CONDITIONS OF OPTIMIZATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 1 (91). P. 127-130

In solving the problem of improving the quality of higher technical education, special attention is paid to arranging students’ self-study work. The paper reviews some approaches based on creation of pedagogical conditions to planning and arranging students’ self-study in learning foreign languages for specific purposes. The importance of a good command of English for IT specialists is also emphasized. The author underlines the importance of following the balance in the development of teaching materials between what students need and how they can get it.

Keywords: professional training, students’ self-study in learning foreign languages, pedagogical conditions, project method, information educational platform

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Chernyak V.D., Parysheva E.V. RYNOK (MARKET) AND BAZAR (BAZAAR): THE DYNAMICS OF LEXICON FRAGMENT // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 3 (209). P. 104-113

Introduction. The words rynok (market) and bazar (bazaar) have become a kind of indicators of social, economic and political changes, which had a great impact on language personality of the Russian native speaker. The aim of the article is to research into the dynamics of thesaurus fragment, which is verbalized with words rynok (market) and bazar (bazaar). The analysis is based on lexicographical and corpus data. Methods and material. The main material used for analysis is: data taken from explanatory dictionaries published from XVIII to XXI century, associative fields mined from associative dictionaries, and text fragments extracted with the help of The Russian National Corpus. These materials make juxtaposition analysis of lexical semantics dynamic processes possible. Results and discussion. Juxtaposition of explanatory dictionaries materials as well as “Russian Associative Dictionary” shows that ‘the mirror of associative dictionary’ is indispensable for studying particular fragments of reality. Interconnection between associative fields and systemic lexical semantics fields is obvious. The study directed from system to text shows the gradual changes in semantics structure of two synonyms. The research traces the establishment of their axiological specialization. The word rynok (market) develops a new meaning over time – “sphere of commodity exchange”, which is further reflected in the expansion of its lexical compatibility. Since the semantic component “noise” actualizes, the figurative meaning of word bazar (bazaar) emerges – “loud conversation”. Bazar (bazaar) in the native speaker’s mind is a space where one can be easily deceived. Rynok (market) on the value scale of everyday consciousness is also associated with theft, high cost and chaos, which is largely due to the influence of socio-economic factors on the language consciousness. Semantic differences between two synonyms and contamination of different meanings become the basis for creating language game. Conclusion. The meaning of words rynok (market) and bazar (bazaar) verbalize the crucial for person’s life fragment of reality. Throughout the long history of functioning, their semantics underwent significant transformation that can be revealed at various levels: structure of the meanings fixed by lexicography, associative and verbal level of language personality. The observations show that in the semantics structure of word rynok (market) the new meaning (‘system of exchange relations’) tends to prevail over the traditional one (‘place for trade’). Lexical unit bazar (bazaar) contains connotations in all meanings.

Keywords: lexicography, lexical semantics, associative field, connotations, synonymy

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Gidirinskiy V.I. Problems of Russian Idea in Domestic Philosophy: a History and the Modernity // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 2 (39). P. 14-24

The author of article considers the important and many-sided theme, rather actual for modern Russia – Russian idea. In article sights of domestic philosophers XIX–XX on this problem are investigated. Definitions of Russian idea of N.A. Berdjaev, I.A. Iljin, N.O. Lossky, G.P. Fedotov and others are resulted. Russian idea is the historiosophical problem concerning Russia and Russian people as the main subject of Russian idea. The author not only especially stops on prophetical sights of outstanding thinkers concerning threat to the future of Russia. He brings to a focus to constructive and real forecasts, which will help to deduce the country from crisis, to save it from disintegration during the post communistic period. The author has tried to designate some intrinsic composed Russian idea that keeps the world outlook conceptual value for a modern Russian society.

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Bekisheva T.G., Gasparyan G.A. ELECTRONIC LEARNING MEANS FOR RAISING STUDENTS’ MOTIVATION FOR INDEPENDENT WORK // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 1 (129). P. 136-139

The article deals with the issue of using e-mail for independent students’ learning a foreign language. E-mail is an effective tool of independent study that can be applied at every stage of learning. Different examples of tasks and internet resources that can be used in the process of study are given. Methodological ground of the e-mail necessity for students’ motivation is outlined.

Keywords: independent study, e-mail, motivation, authentic material, IT technology

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Vorobyeva T.L. A New Understanding of E. Zamyatin’s Prose // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 129-131

The reviewer regards the research of different types of a tale narration and the mounting of meta-text structures in the famous writer’ prose as the values of the monograph “The works by E. Zamyatin in the context of narrative strategies of the first third of the 20th century” written by M.A.Khatyamova

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Korytova G.S., Zakotnova E.Y. PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY AND SECURITY OF THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT: RISK FACTORS, THREATS AND CONDITIONS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 9 (162). P. 96-102

The article is devoted to consideration of the questions connected with providing and formation of psychologically comfortable and safe educational environment. It is shown that one of the most actual problems of modern psychology is studying of the risk factors menacing to psychological safety of the educational environment, and also conditions promoting its security. The characteristic of pedagogical risk factors, negatively affecting development and health, and psychological safety of the trained is given. Results of empirical studying of indicators of psychological safety of the educational environment of high comprehensive schools are presented. Most of the examinees who took part in research was shown by the positive relation to the educational environment of the school, high level of satisfaction with characteristics of the educational environment and high level of security from psychological violence.

Keywords: psychological safety, educational environment, pedagogical risk, psychological violence, crisis situations, conditions of psychological safety

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Golubeva V.V. About the Psychological Basis of Expressing Age Categories (by the Example of the English Nouns «Toddler», «Kid» and «Boy») // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 4 (67). P. 48-51

The article deals with the analysis of the reasons of expending the meaning of the noun «toddler» as well as psychological reasons of describing adults by means of the nouns «kid» and «boy».

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Tsareva E.E. MULTILINGUAL COMPETENCE IN THE PROCESS OF INTERNATIONALIZATION OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 1 (178). P. 106-109

This paper is about the necessity of forming multilingual competence of student during the internalization of Universities. To possess multilingual competence means to be familiar with two or more foreign languages, know national and cultural differences, peculiarities of countries and their industrial features. Because of different forms of internalization a lot of students from different countries have the opportunity to come for studying to Universities. In this case not only the knowledge of foreign languages facilitates the most comfortable adaptation of foreign students in new environment, but also the activity of regional ethnic organizations, contributing to the development of tolerance and empathy towards representatives of foreign states. In Republic of Tatarstan Assembly of Foreign Students works successfully, directing activities of studentsʹ groups, organizing different kinds of events of interest, positively influencing multicultural and multilingual interaction and communication. Good knowledge of foreign languages, understanding of the linguistic features of a foreign culture, and also psychological readiness for intercultural dialogue, these are key components of multilingual and multicultural competence of students, which directly affects the level formation of common cultural competencies of students. Multilingual simplifies the process of Universities internalization because of the activities of its internal resource when the staff and students can take part in different international scientific and practical conferences, apply to various grants and become participants of numerous academic mobility programs. It is very good not only for the University status in educational top list, but also for person, developing sociological, cognitive and psychological knowledge and skills.

Keywords: Internationalisation, multilingualism, multiculturalism, mobility programmes, foreign language competency

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Noskova T.N., Pavlova T.B. LEARNING TASK IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT OF PERSONALITY-ORIENTED EDUCATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 1 (207). P. 94-103

Introduction. Taking into account the updating goals and methods of modern education, the relevance of revealing the potential of the digital environment for the implementation of personality-oriented learning is justified. The search for effective methods of pedagogical support of an individualized student’s work in new information conditions is substantiated. Material and methods. The implementation of the objective approach to the organization of students’ independent work in a digital environment is proposed and methodologically justified. As a prerequisite is considered the “culturecongruent” of this approach, i.e. compliance with the level of modern information culture and the educational results demanded by society. The key features of the learning task in the digital space are identified in terms of goal setting, content management, the development of digital tools, interaction with other subjects, taking into account the individual student’s needs and requests, manifested in their information behavior. The concept of “digital microenvironment of the learning task” is introduced and disclosed, embodying the specifics of setting educational tasks and creating situations for their solution in the digital education space. Results and discussion. The results of surveys of university students and teachers are presented and analyzed, which made it possible to identify the real features of pedagogical activity in the digital education space and correlate them with the students’ attitude to the use of various methods of interaction with resources and persons in the digital educational environment. The data confirmed that the majority of teachers do not fully realize the potential of the digital educational environment in the context of modern education priorities and are not sufficiently oriented to students’ information and communication requests. Conclusion. The learning task is considered as a unit, according to which an independent learning and cognitive activity is organized in the digital environment. The design of the “learning tasks of digital microenvironments” provides a wide range of opportunities for organizing a productive, personality-oriented independent student work. The nature of the educational activity in the “digital microenvironment” depends both on the pedagogical methodology and on the educational position and characteristics of the student’s informational behavior.

Keywords: digital educational environment, personality-oriented learning, learning task, independent work

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Fefilova E.F. PROBLEMS STRUCTURE AND ITS PLACE IN CONSTRUCTING OF TEXT PROBLEMS LINE IN BASIC SCHOOL // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 10 (88). P. 111-116

The article considers the necessity of consideration of text problems structure as study object in the course of Mathematics Didactics. The knowledge of text problems structure allows to determine: the construct order of text problems line in teaching mathematics; to organize of the solution search of text problems purposefully and be guided on one or few ways of solution; to carry out carry of dependence between text problem structure and the way of solution for other mathematical or not mathematical problem.

Keywords: structure of the problem, the structure ofproblem decision, the line of text prob/em, methodological function of text problems

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Vydrina V.V. THE PROBLEM OF HISTORICAL NOVEL IN PUSHKIN’S AND OKUDZAVA’S CREATIVE MIND // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 3 (118). P. 125-131

The article is the result of analysis of the problem of historical narration in the works by Pushkin and Okudzava

Keywords: A. S. Pushkin, B. S. Okudzava, historical fiction, narrative strategies, “Interview with Bonaparte”, A “journey of amateurs”

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Golovchiner V.E. TWO VISIBLE TEXTS IN THE LYRICS OF V. MAYAKOVSKY OF THE LATE 1920S (СHAPTER 18 OF THE POEM “GOOD”, “CONVERSATION WITH COMRADE LENIN”) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 1 (198). P. 27-37

Introduction. V. Mayakovsky always willingly turned to the development of the expressive potential of the ancient genres. He used anthem, march, mystery, ode, message, conversation, etc. in his own way. The author for the first time presents transformations of the vision in the texts of the key importance for the understanding of Mayakovsky’s works of the Soviet era. The objective is to identify the genesis of the vision, to clarify the forms of its implementation in the works of V. Mayakovsky. Methodology and research methods. The study is based on the historical poetics methodology. Results. As a result of the work done, the vision is discovered in the form of an ancient proto-plot (a situation of appearing of the infernal person to the heroes of the Old Testament); in the form of the expanded story in Homer’s Odyssey and Virgil’s Aeneid (in the stories of the main characters about their descending into the realm of Hades, searching for the shadow of a person, getting the necessary information). The vision is best known as a genre of religious culture of the Middle Ages with a topic developed for the solution of didactic tasks. Finally, at the time of weakening of the religious feelings and the destruction of the genre, the expressive potential of the vision is preserved in the form of the particular artistic devices (“Prophet” by A. S. Pushkin). The central event of the vision in its various variants is an explicit or a virtual contact of a person with a representative of another world. In the lyrical plots of Mayakovsky’s poems - in “Extraordinary Adventure that Happened to Vladimir Mayakovsky at the Dacha”, “Jubilee”, “To Comrade Nette - a Steamer and a Man”, the expressive possibilities of the two sides communicating in the traditions of the ancient plot as the components of vision are revealed. The article examines their implementation in the poetics of Chapter 18 of the poem “Good” and the poem “Conversation with Comrade Lenin”. In the texts with the poetics of the vision preceding the poem “Good”, the initiator of the dialogue with the departed (with Pushkin in “Jubilee”, with Theodore Nette) was the clearly recognizable poet Mayakovsky. In the second half of Chapter 18 of the poem “Good” (1927), for the first time, the initiative passed to the comrades buried near the Kremlin wall, and the poet had nothing to say in an answer to their questions about the state of the country. In “Conversation with Comrade Lenin” (1929), both the dialogue with the leader who had died five years ago, and the report to him about the country’s victories failed. Had “to report not by service, but by liking” about “the work of hell” (here is referring to Dante’s “Comedy”), about the many who interfere with working and living, about the bastards who “tread the ground and around”. After this poem the poet did not have to live long. Conclusion. As a summing up of the 20 years of poetic work, was written the poem “At the Top of My Voice” in which the voice of the poet in the traditions of the vision sounded already from the distance of times ... And this is the last text in the lyrics of Mayakovsky of the 1920s with visual expressiveness in the logic of the through plot of Mayakovsky of the 1920s.

Keywords: Mayakovsky, through plot of Mayakovsky’s lyrics of 1920s, vision, transformation of its components, their functions in the poetics of a lyrical plot, interpretation

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Frolova E.A. Social Policy of Modem Russia: the Perspectives of Development // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 5 (37). P. 87-89

In this article the ways of development of social policy of Russian Federation in aspect of the analysis of the main Government of Russian Federation pro¬gram documents on intermediate term and long-term perspective are described.

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Galkina T.V., Terekov R.Y. SPECIFICS OF PRESENTATION OF SPACE IN CONTEM PORARY RUSSIAN AND FOREIGN MUSEUMS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 2 (155). P. 192-201

The article is relevant for planning the Museum of science and technology in Tomsk. It is being created by Tomsk scientific community – higher education institutions, academic institutes, research-and-production enterprises and the museum staff. The existing in Russia network of museums of the space profile is characterized by the insufficiency of authentic samples of space technology, low visitors' activity, lack of an interactive space. This article proposes a new classification of museums of the space profile in Russia, based on the criteria of historicism, objectivity and memoriality: 1) astronautics Museum; 2 museums of the special space objects, such as space launch sites and courts of space communications; 3) museums of space industry enterprises; 4) museums of higher education institutions conducting space scientific research and training of future cosmonauts; 5) memorial museums. To improve the efficiency of the work of the Russian museums of space profile if requires architectural improvements and modernization, as well as interactive acquisition for authentic examples of space technology.

Keywords: classification, museum space profile, historicism, objectivity, memorial, interactivity

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Petrunina S.P. INFORMATIONAL SPAM IN THE ORAL SPONTANEOUS COMMUNICATION: SLIPS OF THE TONGUE AND MISHEARS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 5 (56). P. 103-107

In this paper slips of the tongue and mishears are considered as one of the informational spam displays in the oral spontaneous communication. Their kinds and causes of the appearance in the dialect speech are revealed. Their distinguishing and similar features with the phenomena like dyslexia, paronymia and paronymasia are mentioned. Besides, peculiarities of their functioning in fiction are fixed.

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Rusanova O.N. The Opportunities of Demonstrating the Author’s Self-Demonstration in the Play “The Shadow” Written by E. Schwarz // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 113-119

The article is devoted to the originality of demonstrating the author's basis in the play “The Shadow” written by E. Schwarz. The material of the play is used to illustrate the artistic potential of the epic drama’s motive organization

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Shinkeyeva N.A., Maslov S.G., Arkhipov V.S. CHARACTERISTIC OF GROUP COMPOSITION OF REPRESENTATIVE WESTERN SIBERIAN TAIGA ZONE PEATS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 3 (81). P. 116-119

It was studied a group composition of the organic matter from representative peats of the Western Siberian taiga zone. For its characteristic were selected 6 types of peat. The group composition was defined using the Instorf’s technique. It was found out that the Western Siberian peats have a difference from the European peats in the content of water-soluble and light-hydrolyzing substances and humic substances.

Keywords: peat, group composition, organic matter, peat deposit, types of peat, bitumen, humic acids, water-soluble and light- hydrolyzing substance

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Porvatkina M.V. FOREIGN PRACTICE OF FORMING AND DEVELOPING REGIONAL CLUSTERS IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 12 (114). P. 112-116

Clusters formation in today’s economy provides favorable climate for creating, conolitions for work and introducing high technologies. The author examines foreign practice of forming and developing regional clusters in Italy, France, Great Britain, the USA und Japan.

Keywords: regional computability, regional cluster, cooperation

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Dronova T.I. MISSIONARY ACTIVITY OF VELIKOPOZHENSKY MENTORS AND PEASANTS ON THE LOWER PECHORA DURING THE REIGN OF NICHOLAS I // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 1 (190). P. 198-202

The article deals with the analysis of the evangelical activity of the Russian conservatives (pomorets) living in the Ust-Tsilemsky volost of the Mezen County of the Arkhangelsk province in the first half of the 19th century. Earlier unknown archival documents which are stored in the State archive of the Arkhangelsk region, discovering the facts about evangelical activity of conservatives are considered. During the considered historical period the Velikopozhensky monastery where mentors, copyists of books, draftsmen of wall sheets worked was the main Old Believers’ center of the nizhnepechorsky region. Activity of its monks as preachers a drevlepravoslaviya in the rural areas located on the Pechora River is considered. Preachers were not only mentors, nachchechikami, but also ordinary peasants who actively traveled along the Pechora in the guise of artisans and through their preaching and way of life helped to transform officially Orthodox people into Old Belief. The main attention in work is paid to the false decree, presented as «sovereign», distributed by the Ust-Tsilma peasants in support of conservatives a as well as with the aim of involving the population in the Old Believers. Peasants read the false decree in their families, rewrote and distributed it through the inhabitants of the villages. Despite the pursued ban policy of the Old Belief, the number of the people passing into it steadily grew.

Keywords: Russians, Old-Pomorian, split, Ust-Tsilma, false decree, missionary work

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Kryukova E.A. TYPOLOGYCAL AND AREAL STUDIES OF INDIGENOUS SIBERIAN LANGUAGES IN TOMSK STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 4 (193). P. 75-83

The paper reviews the projects on studies of the Ob-Yenissei language area in Tomsk State Pedagogical University. The problem of the research project “Typology of Simple Sentence in the Languages of the Ob-Yenisei area: Information and Argument Structure” sponsored by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (RFBR) has been described in detail: a review of literature on structural and communicative syntax has been made, also the degree of the project topic study in the languages under investigation has been analyzed. The languages of the project do not give a detailed description of the subject-matter. The Praat linguistic program, which allows to divide the sound stream, will be used to the results of the study. The result is to form an understanding of the typological picture of the Ob-Yenisei language area with respect to the word order and communicative structure of the sentence. The article is finished with a brief review of prospective directions of the researches which are to be fulfilled on the materials of underdescribed and highly endangered languages. The indigenous population of Siberia has faced difficulties in describing the language picture of the world on the material and spiritual culture of ethnic minorities. The Ob-Yenisei language area has not been described on individual grammatical categories in the functional and typological perspective, and the problem with the lexical typology, and syntax, does not contain an investigation in the areal aspect. Thus, it is necessary to elaborate studies on small languages

Keywords: Ket, Selkup, Teleut, Khanty, Chulym Turkic, areal linguistics, typology, basic word order, information structure of simple the sentence

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Okushova G.A. The Change of Pedagogical Paradigms as the Methodological Resonance of Changing Types in Philosophical Thinking // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 2 (46). P. 7-11

The article devotes to the examination of unique event in the 20th Century history of education – the change of pedagogical paradigms. Nowadays traditional principles are focused on the knowledge of subjects, educations, which give place to the ideas of humanistic education, in the center of an individual self-expression. The main concept of the article lies in the change of pedagogical paradigms as the methodological resonance of changing types in philosophical thinking. This exactly allows to speak about classical pedagogics as the result of metaphysic work.

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Kokarevich M.N., Kucheruk Y.A. The Basic Dominants Forming Russian Culture // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 7 (58). P. 79-83

The article shows that primary aspect of deciding the problem of finding the own Russian’s culture unique in modern philosophy is comprehension of general system - making mental dominants of Russian culture. According to the author’s opinions they are absolutism, asceticism, kindness, cathedral, humility. Russian culture is embodiment of these mental dominants. These cultural dominants form in the process of the comprehension of Christian ideas by ancient Russian culture according to its mentality.

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Nizkodubov G.A. DECOMPOSITION OF SOME ORAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION TYPES IN TERMS OF SPEECH STYLES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 1 (103). P. 73-79

In the paper the author has specified such definitions as a speech style and speech act. The author has introduced a thorough analysis of the following speech styles: business talk and business phone talk. Each speech style has been decomposed and commented upon; their content has been studied in details and provided with examples.

Keywords: speech style, minor speech style, speech act, types of business communication, business talk, business phone talk, communicative situation.

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Arefyev V.P., Mikhalchuk A.A., Boltovskiy D.V. MULTIDIMENSIONAL STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF RATINGS OF PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITIES ON THE BASIS OF ENROLLMENT TESTS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 46-52

A multivariate statistical (correlation, factor, cluster, discriminant and variance) analysis of the quality of entrants in a set of Russian pedagogical universities on the basis of entrance tests in 2010 revealed a highly significant negative correlation between the equity of applicants accepted on a competitive exam score and the target set. There was constructed a high-quality twelvefold cluster model of pedagogical universities in three-dimensional factor space reflecting entrance tests, allowing the group to provide teacher training universities, homogeneous set of factor indicators.

Keywords: multidimensional statistical (correlative, factor, cluster, discriminant and dispersing) analysis, rating, entrance tests

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