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Mokryy V.Y. METHODS OF TRAINING OF STUDENTS OF THE APPLIED INFORMATICS DIRECTION USED IN THE COURSE OF TEACHING DISCIPLINE “STRUCTURES OF DATA IN SUBJECT DOMAIN”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 1 (154). P. 68-71

The article presents training methods of teaching discipline “Structures of data in subject domain” to the secondyear students of Аpplied Informatics direction. Describes the sections of the discipline in question, presents the most important ones. Gives the content of training, grounds the choice of methods and means of training. Analyses the results of the students’ individual work. Describes the difficulties encountered in the process of students’ training. Shows that the most effective approach to improvement of the training process lies in the development of educational and methodical materials on the discipline, in particular cases and research tasks.

Keywords: training of students, data structures, applied Informatics

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

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

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

2010
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Sushilova V.I. FEW COMPLEMENT SCHOOLS OF TOMSK REGION: SOCIO-ECONOMIC SURROUNDING, INFRASTRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 62-66

The article analyses the specificity of Tomsk regional educational system - few complement educational establishments and their infrastructural characteristics

Keywords: few complement schools, infrastructural characteristics of regional educational systems

2010
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Kuznetsova N.L. THE POSSIBILITIES OF POINT-RATING SYSTEM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CREATIVE ABILITIES OF STUDENTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 1 (103). P. 63-67

This work considers one of the possible approaches to the organization of educational process using point-rating system for assessing the quality of education, which is focused on the development of the creative students’ abilities.

Keywords: point-rating system, quality of training, training module, current rating, milestone rating, final rating, creative initiative rating.

2010
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Ipeyeva T.V. THE STRUCTURE OF BRIEF NEWS ITEMS IN BRITISH AND IRANIAN NEWSPAPERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 10 (125). P. 25-29

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

Keywords: genre, news, structure of news, headlines

2010
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Karikov S.A. THE POLICY OF LUTHERAN CONFESSIONALIZATION IN SAXONY IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE 16TH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 2 (130). P. 150-153

The article is devoted to the development of Evangelic and Lutheran church in the electoral district of Saxony after signing of the Peace of Augsburg. The basic measures of Elector Augustus І of Saxony on creation of territorial church organization are analysed. The conclusion about strengthening of territorial authorities’ influence on churches and schools as a result of the policy of confessionalization is done.

Keywords: Reformation, confessionalization, Elector Augustus І of Saxony, visitation, orthodoxy, church ordinance of Saxony

2010
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Mazay L.Y. ORGANIZATION OF CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF KHAKASSIA WITH REGIONAL CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 167-170

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

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

2010
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Batuyev V.I., Ganul A.G., Novikov S.M. THE AGE OF THE «RELICT » BOGS OF THE NORTHERN PART OF WEST SIBERIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 2 (155). P. 185-191

This article introduces the information about the absolute age of the relict bog, situated in the poligonal bogs zone (in the south of Gydan peninsula). It is established that this bog isn’t «relic», because it was formed in Holocene. The comparison of peat accumulation of this bog and of oligotrophic bogs was organized and some particular qualities of peat accumulation in the evolution of «relict» peatlands were identified. Also the article presents the botanical composition of the peat deposit of the object of study. The comparison of the Holocene climatic variations on Russian Plane and in Western Siberia for the oligotrophic bogs zone is considered. It is proved that for the reconstruction of climatic variations for the «relict» peat deposit in the Far North regions it’s necessary to consider the inertness of cryogenic processes.

Keywords: relict peatlands, poligonal bog, oligotrophic bog, absolute age, Holocene paleoclimate, peat accumulation, peat deposit, permafrost zone, botanical composition

2010
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Serebrennikova E.A. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL ADAPTATION OF CHINESE STUDENTS OF ZERO LEVEL IN THE PROCESS OF LEARNING THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AS A FOREIGN. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 10 (187). P. 79-83

In the article we are talking about the psychological and pedagogical adaptation of Chinese students in preparatory courses, mastering Russian as a foreign language from zero level. The key moment in this process is the psychological and pedagogical support of foreign native speakers by their teacher. Based on the conducted Russian and foreign studies, it is noted that informal communication and extracurricular activities of teachers contribute to facilitating the adaptation process in the new educational environment and improving the performance of foreign listeners. The basis of such activities are curators and tutors of training groups who have knowledge of cultural and religious norms and have an idea of the generally accepted rules of conduct of their wards. It is noted that as a result of the presence of such support, the process of adaptation of Chinese listeners and, accordingly, the educational process is optimized. The problem of psychological and pedagogical adaptation is very multifaceted, so for a more effective psychological and pedagogical support of Chinese students, it is necessary to create a system of common policies supporting foreign students. For the successful adaptation of foreign students to the reality of the Russian cultural, social and educational environment, the services and units of Russian universities that engage in hiring and accompanying foreign students must be staffed by teachers, specialists in the field of intercultural communication, ethnography and psychology. Russia can take a worthy place in the world market of educational services, because it has certain advantages, such as high level of teaching, more affordable cost of education, compared to other countries. To the list of advantages it is possible to add the introduction of the system of psychological and pedagogical support of foreign students, including all stages of the educational process.

Keywords: Russian as a foreign language, psychological and pedagogical adaptation, psychological and pedagogical support

2010
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Kokhonova K.E. ADAPTATION STAGES OF CHINESE BORROWINGS BY THE ENGLISH LITERARY LANGUAGE SYSTEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 9 (206). P. 32-38

Introduction. English literary language is a historically heterogeneous structure, which includes various borrowed adstrata, more or less adapted by its system. Borrowings of Chinese origin as part of this recipient language have their own deep historical traditions and are the subject of this study. The synchronously functioning layer of borrowed Sinisms seems to be very heterogeneous in terms of assimilation, its levels and stages. Because the contacting languages – English and Chinese – are not related or even homologous, the process of assimilation by the system of elements of the Chinese adstratum is non-linear and has a number of characteristic features. This article is an attempt to fragment the process of assimilation/adaptation of Chinese borrowings in the system of English literary language by levels of assimilation and its stages. The aim of the paper is to distinguish the levels and stages of adaptation of borrowed lexical units of Chinese origin by the English literary system. Material and methods. As a general methodological foundation, a system-functional approach was used, which allows us to describe the functioning of a system or its individual part in the dynamics of linguistic evolution, an integral part of which is the phenomenon of borrowing. In the course of the study, a corpus of general and particular scientific (linguistic) methods was used, including: methods of logic (analysis, synthesis, deduction, comparison, generalization and modeling), statistics (grouping method, dialectic method), a comparative historical method with the step of internal reconstruction, component analysis method and the opposition method. Results and discussion. In linguistics, the terms “assimilation” and “adaptation” are traditionally contrasted: borrowings “assimilate” in the system of the recipient language, and the system itself adopts borrowed units. There are two approaches to the description of the process of assimilation/adaptation of these units: the first recognizes a borrowing adapted when it corresponds to the phonetic and grammatical appearance of the original words of the recipient language system. The second approach takes into account the influence of the lexical environment of the new foreign language unit. Thus, the approaches implicitly repeat the above opposition and differ in object-subjective position in relation to the borrowed unit and the system of the recipient language. Five three levels of assimilation of Chinese borrowings in the system of English literary language are distinguished: phonetic, morphological (grammatical) and spelling. The latter seems to be the most significant for the adapting Sinisms due to their highly heterogeneous graphic appearance. There are five stages in the adaptation of these units by the English literary language system: 1) the use of the unit in the form that it possesses in its donor language; 2) adaptation of borrowing to the laws to which the lexical means of the recipient language obey at the above levels; 3) loss by a unit of accompanying comments as applied to lemmatical corpuses of dictionaries and reference publications of the recipient language; 4) loss by borrowing of the previous stylistic differentiation; 5) consolidation of the borrowed lexical unit in the explanatory dictionary. Conclusion. The proposed stages and extrapolated approaches can find application in the practice of studying the Chinese adstratum in a number of other idioms that have historically been in contact with the Chinese language, as well as adstrata of a different origin in systems of unrelated languages. The empirical material of the study has high theoretical and practical value and can be used in reading university courses and teaching such disciplines as intercultural communication, history, lexicology, grammar and functional stylistics of the English language, contact and social linguistics, as well as in teaching the theory and practice of translation.

Keywords: borrowing, assimilation, adaptation, recipient language, donor language, English literary language, Chinese borrowing

2010
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Krayevskaya I.O., Vladimirova S.B., Mikhaylova I.V. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF METAPHORICAL MODELS OF COLOR DESIGNATIONS OF THE HUMAN BODY (BASED ON THE MATERIAL OF RUSSIAN, ENGLISH AND CHINESE LANGUAGES). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 6 (224). P. 52-61

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

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

2010
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Sokolova L.Y., Shirokova M.P. . Private charity in the sphere of comprehensive primary and secondary professional education in Tomsk province in the second half of XIX-XX century. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 104-108

The article explores the development of private charity of Tomsk entrepreneurs in the sphere of comprehensive primary and secondary professional education in the sec¬ond half of XIX-XX centuries.

2009
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Luzik O.A. Metaphorical Models of Time in the Ket’s Language.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 4 (55). P. 181-185

The article bears some consideration upon the manners of language verbalization of time-concept in the Ket’s language, particularly, basic models of metaphorical conceptualization of time are extracted. They represent the abstract category of time on the basis of metaphorical mapping “space-time”.

2009
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Panamareva A.N. A.P. CHEKHOV’S “THE THREE SISTERS” FROM THE SOUND ASPECT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 11 (113). P. 125-130

In the article the sound (inclusive musical) content of the A. P. Chekhov’s drama “The Three Sisters” is considered. The sound and musical constituent of the drama is researched in the aspect of its ontological problems range: as representing the own world image of the play. The work is studied in the cultural context of the time of its creation that allows exposing the originality of Chekhov’s art ontology.

Keywords: Chekhov, world image, sound, music, rhythm

2009
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Grenobl L.A. AREAL TYPOLOGY AND SYNTACTIC CHANGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 101-105

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

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

2009
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Azbukina E.Y. REFLECTION IN PROFESSIONAL FORMATION OF EDUCATOR. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 90-94

The article deals with problems of modern education and discloses abilities of educator to realize reflexive activity also it is described the experience of the author about using “case-study” in the work with students and educators.

Keywords: reflection, pedagogical activity, self-development, professional formation, case-study

2009
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Stolyarova A.K., Glukhiy Y.A. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INTERVOCAL CONSONANTS IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE AVAM NGANASANS AND THE BAJ DIALECT OF THE ENETS LANGUAGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 4 (157). P. 62-65

This article deals with comparing the intervocalic consonants in two Samojedish languages: the Baj dialect of the Enets language and in the language of the Avam Nganasans; Accept these two languages there are more two Samojedish once – Selcup and Nenets. These four languages are widely used by the aborigines living in the north of Russia. But there is a danger of disappearing these languages (Enets, Nganasan, Selcup and Nenets), because the young generation speak these languages less and less. And that is why investigating these languages are necessary and urgent; peculiarities of the Enets and Nganasan languages are displayed in the system of phonetic and transcription. The studying issues of these languages and their forms (dialects, idioms) mentioned above as well as the degree of their genetic relevance are in the focus of the attention. The phonetic systems of the Avam Nganasans’ language and the Baj dialect of the Enets language are the subject to be analyzed, thereby giving us the proof of homogeneity of the focused Samoyedic languages.

Keywords: Samojedish languages, the language of the Avam Nganasans, the Baj dialect of the Enets language, phonetic system, transcriptional scheme, consonant system, intervocalic consonants

2009
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Nguyen Thi Le Q. IMPERATIVE SPEECH GENRES IN A. P. CHEKHOV’S LETTERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 10 (175). P. 48-53

In the last years in linguistics the problem of speech genres is actively studied by many researchers. Despite the intensive development of genres studies, the question of definition of genre is still open. Following Mikhail Bakhtin, who introduced the concept of “speech genre” the linguistics continues the development of the theory of speech genres. Based on the proposed by Tatyana Shmeleva profile speech genre, which includes seven genre characteristics (communicative purpose, author's image, the addressee’s image, communicative factor of the past, communicative factor of the future, linguistic incarnation), we consider imperative speech genres in the A. P. Chekhov’s 125 letters written by him in the period in the 1890 year. In order to express the imperative mood Chekhov uses specialized and unspecialized forms. The most typical forms of expression are presented in the tables that show the features of imperative speech genres in Chekhov's letters. There is also given amplifying speech accompanying components the imperative form of expression. In the group of specialized forms of expression of the imperative (the form of the 2nd person singular and plural; first person plural; 3rd person singular and plural) the second person singular and plural forms occupy the leading position. The unspecialized forms of the imperative of expression observed in the construction of a performative ask. It was also noted that the imperative speech genres in Chekhov's letters, expressed in the first place, a request (direct and indirect), advice, and suggestion. Anton Chekhov prefers the description form of expression of a direct request.

Keywords: imperative speech genres, Chekhov’s letters, forms of description the imperative, requests, advice, wishes

2009
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Yakovleva E.V. MODERN APPROACHES TO THE ORGANIZATION OF STUDENT TRAINING IN THE UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 8 (197). P. 163-168

The article analyzes the reasons for the shortage of highly-qualified specialists with high saturation of higher school graduates. The issue of the need to teach young people the ability to learn throughout their lives is dealt with. On the one hand higher education is viewed as one of the most important levels of a unified education system developing students’ thinking, and on the other - as a part of a serious business. The mechanism of interrelation of economy and production with education and science is formulated, which makes it possible to form “human capital”. The main trends of innovative activity in the university are singled out. It is emphasized that the teaching process should reflect the scientific theory on the one side, and on the other side, it should enable teaching the student to think and gain knowledge on his own. Widespread use of interpersonal communication in the group form of learning is considered by the author as one of the ways to activate students’ cognitive activity and develop their leadership qualities which are necessary for the leaders of science-driven productions. Possible approaches to the organization of students’ training in the university which can be implemented in the conditions of the new Federal State Educational Standard of Higher Education 3++ are presented. The possible variant of introduction of innovation in the system of evaluating students’ learning activity in the form of a “quality loop” is described. The need for the professional teacher training and the development of teachers of higher education is being raised.

Keywords: approaches to the organization of student training in the university, teaching the ability to learn, teaching the ability to think, quality loop

2009
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Yakhontov S.V., Kulemzin A.V., Inozemtseva E.S. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 2 (11). P. 50-54

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2008
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Zhilyakova E.M. Tolstoy and Thackeray - "Sevastopol Stories" and "English Tourists". Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 1 (26). P. 20-26

Tolstoy's interest in the problem of national selfconsciousness as well as the publication of the essay «English tourists* by Thackeray in the magazine «Otechestvennije zapiski* make it reasonable to speak of Tolstoy's dialogue with the English writer.

2008
2422

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

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

2008
2423

Nevraeva I.V. The socionical approach to the man¬agement team building. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 7 (51). P. 26-32

In the article the typological research is being described. The correspondence between typological functions (socionics) and the management functions is found out. The author proves the advantage of the team manage¬ment in comparison with the individual management style.

2008
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Yatsuga T.E. REGULATIVE POTENTIAL OF STYLISTIC FIGURES IN POETIC TEXTS OF Z. GIPPIUS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 5 (56). P. 118-123

The article is devoted to analysis of regulative potential of stylistic figures (anzhabeman, parcelling) in lexical regulative structure of Z. Gippius poetic texts. It was determined that regulative means of anzhabeman and parcelling in the author verses are designated to coupling with title and the other regulative means (tropes and stylistic figures). The analyzed stylistic figures define originality of poetic texts and the main characteristic features of Z. Gippius idiostyle. They are “style firmness”, unemotionality, “categorical tone” of narration. Convergence of stylistic figures as the way of organization of text micro- and macrostructures contributes to making a gnomic style of poetic text and allows varying inflexion outline of work.

2008
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Razumova N.E. -. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 145-147

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2008
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Chirkov A.S. -. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 151-151

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2008
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Maslov L.N., Krylatov A.V., Lasukova O.V., Khaliulin I.G. NEGATIVE CHRONOTROPIC EFFECT OF CANNABINOIDS IS DEPENDED ON THE ACTIVATION OF CARDIAC CB1 RECEPTORS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 3 (81). P. 36-41

It has been found that intravenous administration of cannabinoids (ACPA, anandamide, methanandamide) solubilized in the mixture (cremophore EL : ethanol : 0,9% NaCl, 1:1:18) and Tocris water soluble emulsion of the same cannabinoids induced a completely identical negative chronotropic effect in chloralose-anesthetized rats. The selective CB1 and CB2 receptor agonist HU-210 (0.1 mg/kg) also induced a negative chronotropic effect in rats. Pretreatment with the CB1 receptor antagonist SR141716A (1 mg/kg) completely abolished this effect of HU-210. The CB2 receptor antagonist SR144528 (1 mg/kg) had no effect on the HU-210-induced bradycardia. Pretreatment with the ganglion blocker hexamethonium (10 mg/kg) also did not eliminate a negative chronotropic effect of HU-210 and ACPA. A 10-min perfusion of isolated rat heart by Krebs-Heseleit solution containing HU-210 in a final concentration 100 nM/L induced a decrease in the heart rate. It has been concluded that negative chronotropic effect of cannabinoids is mediated via an activation of cardiac CB1 receptors.

Keywords: cannabinoids, heart rhythm

2008
2428

Nedoseykin K.N. THE PECULIARITIES OF INTERSUBJECT RELATIONS IN THE SYSTEM OF FIXED ASSETS RENOVATION IN RUSSIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 12 (114). P. 150-154

In terms of transformation of Russian economy the scientific view of investment sphere process has been changing. The requirements for fixed assets renovation have been changing too. There is a direct connection between investments and qualitative changes of means of productions, between the growth of Russian firms competitiveness, overcoming the crisis processes and the beginning of a new stage in its development. That’s why the leading place in the research of fixed assets renovation should be taken by figuring out of its peculiarities, describing the content and its subject and object as well.

Keywords: economy, subjects, relations, renovation, fixed assets

2008
2429

Verkhorubova O.V. THEORETICAL PRECONDITIONS OF DEVELOPMENT OF HEALTH CULTURE IN RUSSIAN PEDAGOGY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 23-26

The article is devoted to consideration of the history of development of the health culture in Russia pedagogy. Its stated that health culture has been viewed from different aspects during historical periods, such as: hygiene, physical, mental, medical, pedagogic and others. The author concludes that the idea of local educators remains relevant in modern times and they are legacy for future teachers.

Keywords: Health, health culture, physical culture, health life style, valueology

2008
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Skripko Z.A., Artemova N.D., Tyuterev V.G. FORMATION OF UNIVERSAL EDUCATION ACTIONS OF STUDENTS IN THE COURSE OF PHYSICS TEACHING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 184-187

The article deals with the formation of universal educational activities of students who, according to the federal state education standards of general education, are one of the main objectives of school education. Experimental results on the formation of universal educational activities at physics lessons by joint solution of tasks and competency of laboratory work are dealt with in the article.

Keywords: universal educational actions, ability to study, situational problems

2008
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Zhiginas N.V., Zvereva N.A., Grebennikova E.V. DEVIANT BEHAVIOR OF ADOLESCENTS AS A DISTORTION OF MORAL EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 1 (142). P. 39-44

This paper deals with the problem of aggression and deviant behaviour among adolescents on the epistemological level, and from the perspective of the moral education of the individual in modern society. An attempt was made to consider deviant behaviour from the perspective of orthodox psychology.

Keywords: deviant behaviour, teenage aggression, education, morality

2008
2432

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

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

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

2008
2433

Sukhov A.O. METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THEATRE PEDAGOGY FORMATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 2 (220). P. 19-30

Introduction. The article is devoted to the historical study of theatre pedagogy methodological aspects as one of the directions in the system of education and upbringing. The purpose of the research is to trace the formation path of the theatre pedagogical methods in their connection to the specific periods in the history of the pedagogical knowledge development and assess the formation of its own methodology as a step towards defining it as an independent branch of pedagogical science. Material and methods. The methodological basis is shown by systemic, historical, pedagogical, cultural, methodological, and personal-activity approaches. Among the research methods are presented: the analysis of domestic and foreign researches of theatre pedagogy; methods of comparative and contrastive analysis, which make it possible to highlight the peculiarities of theatre pedagogy and its methodology formation at different historical stages; generalization and systematization of information. Results and discussion. The research results are identified by historical patterns of theatre pedagogy methodological base development, which formation began during Primitive era continuing until the methodology was born in the modern history. The article also presents an analysis of theatre pedagogy development at the current stage; provides examples of methods that form the methodological core of theatrical pedagogy today; indicates their connection to the past techniques, with explaining the reasons for their transformation and improvement; describes the ways of their application in practice to achieve and implement the modern education strategies. Conclusion. Studying the latest theatre pedagogical methods, rethinking the scientific experience of previous generations in this research field, as well as analyzing the expanding process of the theatre pedagogical domestic methods interaction with each other and with foreign developments, the author comes to the conclusion: theatre pedagogy is consistently moving to become an independent science from a private field of pedagogical knowledge, having its own goals, objectives, terminological apparatus, and built methodology.

Keywords: methodology, methodological base, approaches, principles, methods, and techniques of education and training, theatre pedagogy

2008
2434

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

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

2007
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Semenova G.I. HEALTH PROTECTION TECHNOLOGIES IN A SMALL RURAL SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 1 (79). P. 66-69

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

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

2007
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Golovchiner V.E. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 7 (109). P. 5-6

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2007
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Shaydak L., Inisheva L.I., Meysner T., Gaka V., Stila K. ACTIVITIES OF ENZYMES PARTICIPATING IN REDOX POTENTIAL IN THE TWO DEPTHS OF TAGAN PEATLAND. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 8 (110). P. 70-77

The redox potential of soils seems to be a critical environmental factor because it governs the chemical and biochemical form of many compounds and their availability for plants and soil microorganisms. Dissolved and total organic carbon, total nitrogen and activity of reeducates, xanthine oxidase, phenol oxidase and peroxides were determined in the peat samples. The aim of this study is to compare the activity of enzymes participating in redox potential at two depths of profile Tagan peatland: acrotelm and catotelm. The study has shown the impact of two depths of profile peatland on activities enzymes participating in redox potential like nitrate reductase, xanthine oxidase, phenol oxidase and peroxidase. In soil profiles activity of xanthine oxidase, phenol oxidase and peroxidase increased with the depth in the points 2, 3 and 4 and also xanthine oxidase in point 1. Together with extending into the depth of soil, there was the increase in nitrate reductase activity in points 1, 3 and the decrease in points 2, 4.

Keywords: peat soils, activity of nitrate reductase, xanthine oxidase, phenol oxidase and peroxidase

2007
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Maltceva N.A. PECULARITIES OF MODERN APPROACHES TO THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM FOR ART TEACHERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 6 (134). P. 9-12

The article deals with the issues of improving the system of professional development of teachers “Art” in the context of the current requirements for the training of competent professionals.

Keywords: improvement of professional skill, post degree pedagogical education, professional competence of the teacher of art, polyartistic approach

2007
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Polonyankin D.A. PREPARATION FOR THE UNIFIED STATE EXAM IN PHYSICS OF 10–11 GRADERS PUPILS OF THE PHYSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL PROFILE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 1 (154). P. 43-50

The article deals with the problems of 10–11 graders preparation for the unified state exam in physics. The paper analyses the question of methodological and psycho-didactic basics development and the technique of preparing for the unified state exam in physics. The article presents the results of approbation of such methodology elements of preparation for the unified state exam as additional classes in the form of a test-class and the use of systematic monitoring of the students’ level of mastering subject knowledge in physics.Using of this technique in the process of the 10–11 graders preparation of the physical and mathematical structure fosters an elevation of their subject knowledge, academic achievement, increase the average score on the unified state physics exam.

Keywords: unified state exam, physics, preparation for the unified state exam in physics, physical and mathematical grade, level of learning, technique, rating, Spearman coefficient, Student’s coefficient

2007
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Vildanova G.A. NATIONAL AND CULTURAL SPECIFICITY OF INDIRECT STATEMENT (BASED ON AMERICAN ENGLISH). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 11 (188). P. 85-89

The paper focuses on national and cultural peculiarities of indirect euphemistic expressions in American English. The author suggests that euphemism is a strategic communicative device varying within and under the influence of the historic, socio and cultural linguistic context. The major emphasis of the article is the concept of “American football” as a means of understanding American cultural mind set and source of equivocal euphemistic vocabulary. The paper explores some American cultural traits and values (related to sports traditions and rules) that are deeply impressed in mind and influence language choice: individualism, high risks, strategic planning, obsession with technology, competitiveness, religious affiliation, nationalist beliefs and aggressive business behaviour. The article highlights the popularity of American football and sports in the USA that results in the corresponding euphemistic vocabulary generation. Some sports terms borrowed from American football get in general use and are widely employed in political rhetoric and everyday speech. Therefore, American euphemisms are believed to be a class of their own, principally because they involve American realia and appeal to basic American values, thus becoming challenging to decipher for outsiders and at the same time sounding familiar and picturesque to American English speakers. Accordingly, euphemisms under study provide cultural insight and bespeak cultural identity.

Keywords: culture, indirect statement, euphemism, sports term, culture metaphor

2007
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Lelyushkina K.S., Shulgina E.M. THE PECULIARITIES OF TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE CREATIVE STATEMENTS AT TECHNICAL FACULTIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 3 (192). P. 9-13

The article deals with the peculiarities of teaching foreign languages at technical faculties. It demonstrates the results of studying the issue of communicative asymmetry. The theoretical aspects focus on productive communicative skills. This approach takes into account a variety of exercises associated with creative interpretation and responses of students. Authentic texts take priority. Alternative methods promote to model situations on real communication. It defines comfortable interaction of students: pair work, group work, class work. Group participation is a contemporary and adequate form of collaboration. This kind of activities enables the students to interact with other members and also develops a sense of mutual responsibility and team spirit. Linguistic and functional schemes can be used in order to achieve productive speaking. Selected conversation patterns are very significant in organizing and running discussions: expressing conviction, interrupting, agreeing or disagreeing. The structure includes topic sentences, supporting reasons, concluding re-statements. The article presents the examples of tasks produced according to cognitive interests, individual characteristics of participants. Motivation ranks high. The main purpose of teachers is to inspire. It provides abilities to discuss problems, points of view and advance arguments. This model is proved as the most effective way to improve the current level of speaking skills. It results in creative statements of students and enhances the capability to co-operate and communicate. It brings together perspectives from linguistics, discourse analysis research.

Keywords: foreign language communication, communicative skills, functional schemes, interpretation, creative statements

2007
2442

Ivanova V.A., Nikolaeva I.V. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES QUALITY FORMATION FOR STATE CIVIL EMPLOYEES (ON THE EXAMPLE OF “THE HIGHER SCHOOL OF INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT SUPERVISED BY THE HEAD OF THE REPUBLIC OF SAKHA (YAKUTIA)”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 7 (196). P. 160-167

This paper examines the issues of forming a qualitative assessment of educational activities in the system of additional professional education of civil servants. The main principles for assessing the quality of educational activity are revealed. The article states that the scientific understanding of estimating the quality of educational services in the sphere of the additional professional training does not yet meet the real needs in practice. The results of the study, which determines the need for additional professional education for civil servants in management, are presented. The relationship between the need for additional training and personal attitude to the school has been established. The productivity and effectiveness of the organizational and educational conditions required for the effective implementation and developing the quality assessment model for educational activities in the system of additional professional education for state civil employees are determined. The structural and functional model for the quality assessment of educational services with the participation of consumers is suggested. According to this model selfexamination, introspection and external expertise (reflection, research, design of the educational environment) become the leading methods of the assessment. Thus, the position of the teacher changes. The teacher becomes an expert both in relation to his activity and in relation to the activity of the student, who is also placed in the position of an expert regarding his pedagogical activity and achievements in working with students.

Keywords: quality of educational activity, quality assessment, educational needs, consumers, professional competencies, additional professional education, professional retraining, state civil service, motivation

2007
2443

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

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

2006
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Kovalevskaya E.N., Seredenko I.I. Methods of Cooperation Organization in the Process of Studying the Epic Novel "War and Peace" Written by L.N. Tolstoy. Conclusions from Teaching Experience. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 6 (50). P. 108-112

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

2006
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Nesmelova N.I. Vegatative components of a orient¬ing response of a human on sound signals of differ¬ent intensity.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 7 (51). P. 164-170

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

2006
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Novikov I.A. Paganism and Christianity as Two Paths of Human Creature’s Rising. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 7 (58). P. 83-86

The article presents the comparative analysis of two human creature’s ideals. These ideals are pagan one (hero) and Christian one (martyr). An attitude toward the supernatural eternity is identified as a main feature of both these ideals. Pagan confession negates supernatural essence and Christian one realizes this essence as an absolute foundation of itself. By virtue of this feature hero is a quantitative rising of humanity, multiplication and completeness of human strengths without qualitative originality. Hero is an object for separated aesthetic contemplation that is why this ideal negates an intercourse. Martyr is described by his belonging to supernatural Person. Eternity transforms transitory and transitory begins to express its belonging to eternity. Thereby martyr is a justified individuality that is a qualitative originality and a supernatural absolute intercourse. Martyr saves himself and others by means of his martyrdom.

2006
2447

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

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

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

2006
2448

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

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

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

2006
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Skovorodin A.N. VIEWS AND ACTIVITY OF L. TIKHOMIROV IN THE CONTEXT OF RUSSIAN PARISH REFORMS IN THE BEGINNING OF XXTH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 3 (144). P. 22-29

In the article it is investigated the little-studied side of church and social activity of Lev Tikhomirov, namely, his views on reforms of Russian parish in the beginning of XX century. The results of the research provide deeper understanding of church and social opinion of this thinker and give necessary material for comprehensive study of his works.

Keywords: Russian Orthodox Church, parish reform, Pre-Council Committee

2006
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Sokunova S.F., Konovalova L.V., Guryanov A.M., Mamakina I.A. SOCIALIZATION OF ORPHANS LEFT WITHOUT PARENTAL CARE ON THE BASIS OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SPORT INCLUSION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 8 (161). P. 163-166

Currently, due to the serious socio-economic changes in society the number of orphans, children whose parents, for various reasons are deprived of parental rights is growing. For a more successful socialization of these children it is necessary to develop and use a variety of ways and means to create the appropriate conditions. . To achieve this goal we used: lectures, conversations, visual and practical methods. The children’s sports project “Island of the Brave” became training of the vital skills of 12–14-year-old children, promoted involvement of children into physical culture and sport, introduction to the bases of a healthy lifestyle.

Keywords: socialization, healthy lifestyle, physical culture and sport, integration, adaptation, children, formation

2006
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