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

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

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

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Moseyko V.V. INDICATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE PENSION SYSTEM: NEW APPROACH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 12 (127). P. 79-85

The article considers the efficiency of the pension system from a position of welfare of the average pensioner, and taking into account the load upon economic entities and economy as a whole. For the assessment of current pension systems the author offers a methodology using the principles of human development calculation. The analysis is carried-out for such countries as Russia, Great Britain, Germany, Sweden reveals unsatisfactory values of the offered indexes and low efficiency of pension systems.

Keywords: pension system, index, efficiency, replacement rate

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Chernyakina A.O. THE ROLE OF TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE IN THE COMPLEX APPROACH TO THE FORMATION OF TOURISM RECREATION CLUSTER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 12 (140). P. 49-51

The article examines the branding of tourism recreation clusters, the importance of creation of the Tourism information centers and the role of them in forming of regional clusters development.

Keywords: Tourism information centers, place branding, tourism recreation clusters, tourism recreation cluster

2023
2454

Sergeyeva M.A., Khokhlova A.M. MICROBIAL BIOMASS AND ITS ACTIVITY IN PEAT BOGS OF SIBERIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 2 (155). P. 143-149

The authors studied soil microbial activity in oligotrophic, eutrophic and mesotrophic peat bogs of Siberia by method of substrate-induced respiration (SIR). Intensity of microbiological processes depends on the type of peat bogs and hydrothermal conditions. The average for vegetation period 2013, the highest microbial biomass was observed in oligotrophic peat bog of Vasyugan (4,16 mcg/g dry peat, with limits – 1,66–8,28 mcg/g d. p.). The minimum value of microbial biomass was recorded in mesotrophic peat bogs Kutushskoe (3,29 mcg/g d. p., with limits 0,78–6,94 mcg/g d. p.). Eutrophic bog Tagan on the microbial biomass took an intermediate position (middle – 3,74 mcg/g d. p., limits – 0,41–13,43 mcg/g d. p.). Investigated bogs can be arranged in the following order of intensive basal respiration: eutrophic bog Tagan > oligotrophic bog Vasyugan > mesotrophic bog Kutushskoe. It is fixed that in spite of genetic differences all bogs had the stable ecophysiological status. Functioning of microbial communities of peat bogs is within natural variability, and indicates their environmental sustainability. The eutrophic bog Tagan is not resistant to environmental factors.

Keywords: Siberia, peat bogs, microbial activity, substrate-induced respiration (SIR) method, microbial biomass, basal respiration, metabolic quotient

2023
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Kopytov A.D. PROFESSIONAL ORIENTATION AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: THE CONTEXT OF NEW SCIENTIFIC AND PEDAGOGICAL PROBLEMS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 12 (177). P. 60-63

In the context of contemporary vision training focuses on professional orientation of students. It is fixed that without adoption of the needs and interests of society by the individual the choice of profession, taking into account the interest of the society and the individual himself is not possible, as well as the development of personality. Describes the classification of the typology of professions from the point of view of their variability, provides a historical review of the formation of the domestic occupational practice and defines its vector in the system “man – profession”; comments on the classification of the stages of the professional life of E. Ginzberg and D. Superte.

Keywords: professional orientation, vocational education, classification of the stages of professional life, typology of professions

2023
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Kamysheva E.Y., Karakchieva V.L. DEVELOPING CROSS-CUTURAL COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS IN E-LEARNING ENVIRONMENT OF A HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 1 (190). P. 140-147

The relevance of the study is determined by the clear interest of the pedagogues in implementing the main requirements to training the students of higher education institutions. The need for studying the problem of developing cross-cultural competence in the context of higher education is covered. The theoretical aspects of developing cross-cultural competence in view of currently important values and aims of training in higher education system are discussed. The main methodological approaches to developing cross-cultural communication within the framework of professionally-oriented foreign language teaching – system based, activity and competence based, cross-cultural approaches are revealed. Based on the presented approaches the essence and the key concept of “cross-cultural competence” of the students are clarified. The structural components of cross-cultural competence are determined and described in detail. The structure of the cross-cultural competence is comprised of motivational, cognitive, personal and activity, axiological, reflective components. The concept of cross-cultural competence has made it possible to point out and reveal the basic principles of organizing and implementing the process of developing the cross-cultural competence in the framework of professional oriented foreign language teaching such as the principles of humanistic teaching, dialogic communication, learning professionally oriented thesaurus, openness to foreign cultures and ideas, integration into a different culture, critical appraisal of situation in cross-cultural communication. Special attention is paid to the importance of the pedagogical potential of the e-Learning environment in the teaching and learning process, it has been explained that the e-Learning environment has a positive impact on the developing the structural components of cross-cultural competence in training the students in higher education institutions.

Keywords: cross-cultural competence, foreign language teaching, learning and teaching process, e-Learning environment

2023
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Shirokova M.P., Kochurina S.A. Teachers of the Tomsk Teacher's Institute Vasily Ivanovich Shumilov and Alexey Matveevich Orlov. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 2 (18). P. 88-91

The paper presents information about two lectures of the Tomsk Teacher's Institute: a teacher of mathematics V.I. Shumilov and a teacher of the Russian language and literature A.M. Orlov. The graduate of TTI, a famous tale-taller A.M. Volkov called them the most favourite lecturers at the institute. V.I. Shumilov has become a well-known scientist, professor of mathematics in the future

2022
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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.

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2459

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.

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

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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

2022
2462

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

2022
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Ishchenko O.V. THE CLASS STRUCTURE OF TOMSK STUDENTS AT THE BEGINNING OF XX CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 117-120

The article is devoted to the consideration of changes in class structure of Tomsk students at the beginning of XX century. The author analyzes a class belonging of the students of Tomsk university, Tomsk Technological Institute and Siberian high woman's courses. At the article is made the conclusion that the class structure of Tomsk students was constant democratization

Keywords: students, class structure, higher education, democratization

2022
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Filkina A.V. AN ETHICAL ASPECT IN RESEARCHES OF NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS: COMPARISON OF DOMESTIC AND WESTERN SOCIOLOGISTS EXPERIENCE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 5 (95). P. 73-78

In the article the comparative analysis of domestic and foreign experience of ethical principles formation in ethnographic research of new religious movements (NRM) is carried out. The author describes the experience of domestic researchers NRM, based on the materials of the interrogation carried out among experts.

Keywords: ethnographic method, new religious movements, professional ethic

2022
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Golovchiner V.E. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 7 (109). P. 5-6

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Fateyev A.V., Poleshchuk O.K. ANALYSIS OF THE CHEMICAL BOND IN THE METALLOCENES USING DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY METHODS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 8 (136). P. 154-160

The paper presents the optimization of the molecular geometry of metallocenes by two different density functionals. The resulting structural and spectral data are compared with the experimental values. The conclusion is based on the calculation method of the natural valence orbitals of the value of the magnitude of the donor-acceptor and dative interactions in the formation of metallocenes. Following the procedure of decomposion of the energy, the values of the ionic and covalent character of bonds between the metal and carbon atoms were calculated.

Keywords: density functional theory, metallocenes, ionic and covalent character of bonds

2022
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Gavriliuk O.A. CONTROL AND AUTONOMY OF UNIVERSITY TEACHER ACTIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 71-77

The paper considers the phenomenon of teacher professional autonomy through defining relation between teacher autonomy and administrative control of university teacher activity within the context of the transformation of contemporary higher education in Russia. The article defines a complex of intrinsic and extrinsic conditions, which are able to ensure an optimal correlation between teacher autonomy and administrative control of teacher’s activity in Russian higher education. The revealed extrinsic conditions make the core of autonomy-oriented type of administrative control, which allows teacher’s being a self-regulating actor through taking control of his professional activity and developing positive type of perceived teacher autonomy.

Keywords: higher education, university teacher, positive type of teacher autonomy, administrative control, autonomy-oriented type of control

2022
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Marshall Z., Ovrut B.A., Purves A., Spinner S. SPONTANEOUS R-PARITY BREAKING, STOP LSP DECAYS AND THE NEUTRINO MASS HIERARCHY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 12 (153). P. 164-171

The MSSM with right-handed neutrino supermultiplets, gauged B−L symmetry and a non-vanishing sneutrino expectation value is the minimal theory that spontaneously breaks R-parity and is consistent with the bounds on proton stability and lepton number violation. This minimal B − L MSSM can have a colored/charged LSP, of which a stop LSP is the most amenable to observation at the LHC. We study the R-parity violating decays of a stop LSP into a bottom quark and charged leptons – the dominant modes for a generic “admixture” stop. A numerical analysis of the relative branching ratios of these decay channels is given using a wide scan over the parameter space. The fact that R-parity is violated in this theory by a vacuum expectation value of a sneutrino links these branching ratios directly to the neutrino mass hierarchy. It is shown how a discovery of bottom-charged lepton events at the LHC can potentially determine whether the neutrino masses are in a normal or inverted hierarchy, as well as determining the θ23 neutrino mixing angle. Finally, present LHC bounds on these leptoquark signatures are used to put lower bounds on the stop mass.

Keywords: neutrino mass, supermultiplets, vacuum expectation

2022
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Poptsov D.A. SPECIFICS OF EUROPEAN AND NATIONAL LEVEL IN THE STRUCTURE OF IDENTITY OF GERMANS (HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL ASPECTS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 9 (162). P. 262-269

The article considers the specifics of the national and European identity in the structure of the German identity. Analyzed lasting, historical problematical formation of national identity in Germany, the stages of its formation and their main features.Particular attention is paid to the analysis of foreign statistics of the European Commission (Eurobarometer), which show the complexity of the processes of formation of the double identity of the German population on a timely point in history (1990–2014). Using statistical analysis, it was found that over the 20 years since the reunification of Germany (1990), citizens of this country had to change the identity of the three times, allowing you to call the German national identity is not fully formed. The reason for this is the specificity of the historical path of Germany, a special model of the German national identity, as well as geopolitical, economic and other aspects of European integration.

Keywords: national identity, European identity, the identity of the German nation, the European Union

2022
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Kharlamova N.B., Tchernyavskaya Y.O. COSMOGONIC MYTH IN ‘THE TALES ABOUT IGNASUIS THE CAT, FEDYA THE CHIMNEY SWEEP AND THE LONELY MOUSE’ BY L. ULITSKAYA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 11 (176). P. 143-147

‘The Tales about Ignasuis the Cat, Fedya the Chimney Sweep and the Lonely Mouse’ (2004) by L. Ulitskaya is a book published in a format of a children’s book, but it has implied sense addressing to an adult reader. Intertextual code in ‘The Tales …’ allows us to find out references to cosmogonic myths. The main character acts in the following roles: a demiurge trying to create her own cosmos (organized reality), a lonely woman trying to overcome her loneliness, and at last a recognizable character of folklore fairy tales who does not possess the abilities necessary for a cultural hero which leads to a catastrophe. Man-made demiurgism of the Little Mouse is held in derision. Also, ‘The Tales …’ itself is read as a work about overcoming the loneliness and about finding of the family. At the base of the author’s concept lays the idea about a wise world structure where even annoying accidents help to acquire harmony and happiness.

Keywords: fairy tales of L. Ulitskaya, literature with double addressing, modern children’s literature

2022
2471

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.

2021
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Lebedev A.N. Neuronal constants in Psychology. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 10 (73). P. 5-16

New ideas on wave neuronal processes and only two neuronal constants, H. Berger’s and M.N. Livanov’s ones, which were included into a dozen of simple algebraic equations, permit us to explain interrelationship of many known quantitative regularities in psychology. New equations, which were derived deductively from neurophysiological data, permit to explain quantitatively a lot of psychological phenomena in a broad range of conditions, particularly, the speed of gain of information and the dependence of short-term memory span on the alphabet span of stimuli. Besides it was shown in experiments with hundreds of subjects that individual parameters of electroencephalogram permit to compute individual peculiarities of human behavior, in partial to compute MMPI psychological profiles as well as to esteem intellectual abilities of human being. The predictors were electroencephalographic parameters like amplitudes and frequencies of EEG waves as well as coefficients of correlation between activities at different brain areas in resting state of subject

2021
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Miklyayeva A.V. THE TEENAGERS INTERACTION WITH DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 11 (89). P. 135-138

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

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

2021
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Il’yasov D.F. ORGANIZATION OF TEACHERS TRAINING IN THE INSTITUTION OF SKILLS DEVELOPMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 2 (92). P. 30-35

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

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

2021
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Werner Н.K. VAJDA ED. J. A SIBERIAN LINK WITH NA-DENE LANGUAGES. – THE DENE-YENISEIAN CONNECTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 3 (105). P. 177-179

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Baygulova N.V. FORMATION OF A VIABLE PERSONALITY IN DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS AND CLASSES OF RURAL UNGRADED SCHOOLS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 90-92

In the frames of the article there is an attempt to clarify certain provisions of the concept of a viable identity, developed by M. P. Gurjanova, in relation to rural ungraded schools.

Keywords: organization of educational process in rural ungraded schools, different-age children teams, teamwork, interpersonal communication

2021
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Petrova N.G. TO THE PROBLEM OF THE LEXICAL REGULATIVITY ON THE LEVEL OF AN UTTERANCE IN THE POETIC DISCOURSE OF ACMEISTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 217-222

In the article on the basis of the poetic discourse of acmeists, presented by the poetry collections “Strange Sky” (1912) by N. S. Gumilev, “Evening” (1912) by A. A. Akhmatova and “Stone” (1913) by O. E. Mandelstam, features of lexical regulativity are regarded on the level of an utterance. The general as well as the individual is revealed in organizing of cognitive activity of readers by different authors.

Keywords: poetic discourse, acmeism, utterance, regulative chains based on the repetition of identical lexical units, regulative chains based on the semantic correlation of words

2021
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Litovchenko M.V. CHEKHOV’S “STORY OF THE UNKNOWN MAN”: DIALOGUE WITH “ONEGIN” PLOT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 3 (118). P. 132-136

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

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

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Vorobyev A.P. ELECTORAL PORTRAIT OF YOUNG STUDENTS IN ULAN-UDE ON THE EVE OF ELECTION: SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 48-53

Tendencies of development of political ideology, stereotypes electoral behavior of college students, found the ge neral attitude of students to the elections, the reasons for participation and nonparticipation in the elections, identifi es the main factors infl uencing the electoral process, goals and motives revealed students’ participation in elections; studied electoral preferences of students and determine the degree of infl uence of various sources of information about election campaigns, identify ways to improve the electoral activity of students, Ulan-Ude.

Keywords: the student youth, legal culture, electoral behaviour, electoral activity, factors infl uencing the formation of the political views, the motives of electoral behaviour

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Razumova N.E. ТHE LEVEL OF RELIABILITY OF TRANSLATED TEXTS IN TEACHING FOREIGN LITERATURE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 2 (130). P. 69-75

By example of Russian translations of the novels “The Red and the Black” by Stendhal and “Journey to the End of the Night” by Cйline the article studies the level of reliability of translated texts in teaching foreign literature.

Keywords: foreign literature, teaching literature, fiction translation, transformations, novel “The Red and the Black” by Stendhal, “Journey to the End of the Night” by L. F. Cйline

2021
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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

2021
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Semilet A.E. DEVELOPMENT OF MUSIC EDUCATION IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS OF TAURIDE PROVINCE (LATE XIX – EARLY XX CENTURY). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 3 (144). P. 185-189

Article is dedicated to the problem of development of music education in Tauride province in late XIX – early XX century. Based on the analysis of archival documents, programs of private institutions the development of the content and form of musical education in private schools in the Tauride province is analyzed.

Keywords: music education, private schools, Taurian province

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Makasheva N.P., Makasheva Y.S. THE ROLE OF EDUCATION IN FORMING LABOUR RESOURCES OF KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 9-11

The article is devoted to the analysis of the global changes of labor resources quality in conditions of economy transformation. A distinctive feature of the modern economy is increase of information, intellectual and innovation components of the basic factors of production. Human resources become the main capital of the new economy which is also called knowledge economy. The article states the increasing role of knowledge, an increased interest in education throughout the world, the growth of the educational level of employment in the economy. It shows the problems of the existing system of education in Russia and the necessity of creation of conditions for lifelong learning.

Keywords: knowledge economy, human resources, intellectual potential, continuous education, self-education

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Lazareva E.G., Ustinova I.G., Pahomova E.G. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES OF THE “IREN” TESTS AND THE TESTS ON THE PLATFORM MOODLЕ IN THE STUDY OF MATHEMATICAL DISCIPLINES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 12 (165). P. 81-85

The article consideres the possibilities of computer tests developed in the system “Iren” and training environment MOODLE. Describes the types of training tests: practice tests, theory tests and home task tests. Provides the basic types of test tasks in both systems: multiple choice (with one or several answers), completion, matching, ordering and classification tasks. It is shown that both systems are a powerful tool in preparation of the tests and in testing. Considers in detail such differences in the preparation of the tests in the system “Iren” and MOODLE, which are important in creation of educational tests in mathematical disciplines, such as: the introduction of variability in tasks by setting a random numeric values using mathematical formulas, the ability to create tasks connected by the same numerical parameters. The problem of both systems consists in the lack of accessibility for students.

Keywords: training test, test program, the program complex “Iren”, training environment MOODLE

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Kollegov A.K., Kim A.A. ETHNO-PEDAGOGY AS A MEANS FOR FORMATION OF CROSS-CULTURAL COMPETENCE IN MULTI-CULTURAL SOCIETY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 8 (197). P. 214-223

Modern society of most countries is not socially homogenous yet composed of a variety of social and ethnic groups. Education in such multicultural state as Russia must take into consideration all components of a society. One of a perspective strategy for successful communication is ethno-pedagogical element in education. The complex of ethno-pedagogic means of formation of cross-cultural competence is aimed to minimize the psychological barriers of communication. It develops communication skills during educational process of foreign students. The ethno-cultural technology in teaching Russian as a foreign language solves three important tasks: transmission of personal culture; synthesis of personal culture with the culture of other ethnic groups; integration into global culture. The elements of ethno-pedagogic methods of education were applied in different historical epochs in places where two different languages and cultures came into contact. One example was presented from the period of Russian colony in Alaska, 1732-1867. In Aleut philosophy, the teacher is more a facilitator of those activities that are known as learning. The learner was engaged in learning activity not in the classroom, as in western societies, but in the different locations of each activity. It was always seasonal; for instance, during sea lion hunting it was at the beach. Instead of teaching by lecturing and talking, the boys were taken out to observe the hunting process conducted by the adult male who was proficient in hunting. The education during Russian period in Alaska was bilingual and bicultural: Russian and Aleut were taught through content on alternative base. Folklore of the indigenous people of Siberia (Selkup, Khanty, Ket) demonstrates examples of ethno-pedagogic strategies. Semantics of folklore discourse reveals the rules of accurate behavior and principles of indigenous worldview.

Keywords: foreign students, educational process, institution of higher education, ethno-pedagogy, facilitator, cross-cultural competence, semantics of folklore discourse of indigenous people of Siberia

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Kovaleva A.V. THE STUDY OF THE PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE BY KYRGIZ SCHOOLCHILDREN (BASED ON THE MATERIAL OF THE PLAY BY A. N. OSTROVSKY “THE STORM”). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 1 (213). P. 122-131

Introduction. The article discusses the peculiarities of studying phraseological units of the Russian language by Kyrgyz students. The methodological and linguodidactic foundations of studying Russian phraseology by Kyrgyz schoolchildren in the context of a Russian literary work are investigated. The purpose of the study is to analyze the phraseological units of a work of art and develop methods and techniques for mastering them in the Kyrgyz audience. Material and methods. The text of the play by A. N. Ostrovsky’s “The Storm”, in which special attention was paid to phraseological units and their functions performed in the context of this literary work. The work was carried out by means of an exploratory and research method, a method of comparison and classification of phraseological units, a method of interpretive and linguocultural analysis. Results and discussion. In this study, on the basis of a literary text, the features of the contextual functions of phraseological units in the speech of characters are revealed. An algorithm for working with phraseological units in the process of reading a literary work is being built. Methods and techniques are determined, thanks to which the work is interpreted, and, as a result, interest in Russian literature and culture of Kyrgyz schoolchildren is formed. The result of our research is a number of techniques that can be applied in practice in the process of reading a Russian literary text and studying phraseological units by Kyrgyz students. Conclusion. Understanding the semantics of words, their functional meaning in the context of a work can ensure the correct reading and successful interpretation of the literary text of Russian literature by Kyrgyz students. In this regard, in the lessons of the Russian language and literature, work with ethnocultural vocabulary (in our case, with phraseological units) should be carefully organized.

Keywords: Russian as non-native language; Kyrgyz school; phraseology of the Russian language; context of a work of art

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Komnatnaya S.R. SUBJECTIVE SEMANTICS OF THE “GUILT” LEXEME AS A PART OF LANGUAGE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE YOUNG RUSSIAN NATIVE SPEAKER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 3 (215). P. 25-32

Introduction. This article reconstructs the subjective semantics of the “guilt” lexeme based on the results of associative experiments with young Russian native speakers. Aim and objectives. The aim of this research is to find out what components of meanings are associated with a given lexeme in the language consciousness of a modern young person and which of these components are prevalent. Material and methods. In order to achieve this goal, free associative experiments were conducted among the student audience. The results of these experiments were compared with the data of the Russian Associative Dictionary, which made it possible to trace the changes in the language consciousness over the past few decades in dynamics. Results and discussion. In explanatory dictionaries, guilt is defined solely as a fact of misconduct, crime, or the cause of something unfavorable. However, the analysis of the associative fields obtained as a result of free associative experiments indicates a discrepancy between the lexicographic interpretation of guilt and the complex of meanings that is reflected in the language consciousness of a young Russian native speaker. Much more significant for the recipients is the psychological aspect of the studied semantic area: they define guilt, first of all, as an individual’s feeling, directly related to his conscience and causing a whole range of negative emotions. In addition, guilt is associated with the sphere of social and legal relations, that is the sphere that is regulated by law or other legal norms. Conclusion. Compared to 1980–1990 there have been significant changes in the language consciousness of young Russian native speakers. The number of legal responses to the “guilt” incentive has increased, which may indicate an increase in the level of legal literacy. However, the most significant for the recipients were the emotional and sensory characteristics of guilt, as well as the contexts in which this semantic area enters: both in relations between people and in the moral and moral self-assessment of the individual.

Keywords: Language consciousness, associative experiment, associative field, social and legal relations, guilt

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Klimova M.N. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 6 (22). P. 39-42

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

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

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

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Morgaleva V.V. ABSOLUTE PARTICIPAL CONSTRUCTIONS IN GOTHIC AND OLD ENGLISH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 2 (76). P. 73-77

The article is dedicated to the analysis of Absolute Participal Constructions in Gothic and Old English in which the Present Participle in -nd is used. The basis of the Gothic Absolute Participal Construction is Germanic by origin. The Absolute Participal Constructions are found in the ancient Scandinavian literuture too. The Absolute Participal Constructions found its further development in modern germanic langauges.

Keywords: Absolute Participial Сonstruction, dative absolute, accusative absolute, nominative absolute, genetive absolute

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Volkov I.V., Volkova I.I. THE ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTION OF HIGH-MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPES OF TEMPERATE AND SUBTROPICAL ZONES OF EURASIA IN THE SYSTEM OF MOUNTAIN ZONALITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 11 (89). P. 161-167

On the analogy of ideal continent concepts, spatial distribution of high-mountainous landscapes of temperate and subtropical zones of Eurasia depending on altitude and climate aridity is analyzed.

Keywords: high-mountain, landscape, vegetation

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Voytekhovskaya M.P., Sazonova N.I. HISTORICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL ANALYSIS OF DEVELOPMENT OF RURAL UNGRADED SCHOOLS IN RUSSIA IN THE PERIOD FROM THE 19th CENTURY TILL THE BEGINNING OF THE 21st CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 35-38

The article is devoted to the problems of modern condition of rural ungraded schools. The authors offer to search the background of current problems in the historic past of Russia and they define several stages in development of ungraded schools: the 19th century - the beginning of the 20th century; 1917-1930; 1930-1958; 1958-2001; from 2001 till nowadays. The classification is based on the role of the state and society in creation, support and providing activity of the schools in villages.

Keywords: education, ungraded school, history of pedagogics, state educational policy

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Voytekhovskaya M.P. HISTORICAL AND EDUCATIONAL TRENDS OF MODERNIZATION OF EDUCATION IN RUSSIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 49-56

The article is devoted to characterization of invariant and varied in relation to the Western countries historical and educational trends of complex changes in education in Russia in the late 20th – early 21st century.

Keywords: modernization of education, specific effects of modernization in Russia.

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Lobanova O.B., Kolokolnikova Z.U., Sokolova E.V. FROM THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL EDUCATION IN RUSSIA IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 87-90

In this paper the authors based on the analysis of historical and pedagogical literature attempted to uncover the basic features of the organization of social education in Russia in the early twentieth century (in pre-revolutionary period and the period after the revolutionary events of 1917).

Keywords: social education, social care training, children’s organizations, scouts, pioneers

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Petrova E.Y. THE SYSTEM OF CORRECTIONAL- DEVELOPING ACTIVITY OF A GEOGRAPHY TEACHER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 12-16

The article deals with the problem of implementation of correctional-developing training in educational institutions of Russia. Identifies the disadvantages in professional training for correctional activities of the working teachers of geography and students-geographers enrolled in the direction of preparation “Teacher Education”. Specifies the professional competences of the teacher, necessary for effective psychological and educational work with children “at risk”. Describes: a technique for diagnosing the level of formation of universal educational actions; principles of compiling the individual correctional and development programs; ways of drawing up corrective developing exercises and tasks, which are the basis of correctional and development activity of the teacher of geography.

Keywords: correctional-developing education, inclusive education, children “at risk”, methods of geography teaching, correctional-developing activity of a geography teacher, correctional-developing exercises

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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

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Poleva E.A. GENRE OF THE AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MINIATURE STORY ABOUT CHILDHOOD: ANGELIKA SUMBAYEVA’S PROSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 2 (179). P. 87-92

The article is devoted to the research of autobiographical miniature stories of the modern writer Angelika Sumbayeva. Classical works (M. Bakhtin, L. Ginzburg etc.) give the ideas of typological signs of poetics of autobiographical prose of the childhood which are observed in A. Sumbayeva’s prose: psychologism, retrospective view, lyrical modality of the narration caused by the attitude of the storyteller towards the hero. At the same time the volume of a miniature causes features of A. Sumbayeva’s prose: laconicism of descriptions, accuracy in selection of details; transfer of psychological state through nuance, details. The article alalyses in detail the cycle of the stories published in 2010 in the magazine for children “A Yellow Caterpillar” and built according to calendar chronology (winter, spring, summer). In miniature stories the features of art space come to light (including, the use of attributive features of the Siberian region, its climatic originality), functions of gesture, nuance, phrases in the transfer of a psychological portrait of characters, narrative techniques which form the author’s attitude towards the autobiographical character (for example, use of the narration in third person, but transfer of attitude of the child associating reality with the fantastic world through the direct speech). In miniatures there is an image of the natural world of Siberia in general, and the autobiographical image appears as typical, given in circumstances, recognizable, familiar to the Siberian reader. Miniatures of Angelica Sumbayeva recreate the world of childhood as a harmonious, open to the new, capable to take a miracle to transform the ordinary into the world of fairy tales.

Keywords: children’s and youth literature, Siberian writers and poets, A. Sumbaeva, autobiographical prose about childhood

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Emelyanova J.B. PROBLEM AWARENESS AS ONE OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TRANSLATOR’S LINGUA-CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 10 (187). P. 136-141

The article deals with the problem of the specific character of the translator’s knowledge of language and culture. A review of the relevant literature has shown that translation is a unique mode of language use which is significantly different from ordinary communication in a foreign language. The author introduces the concept of “problem awareness” as one of the key characteristics of the translator’s lingua-cultural knowledge. Problem awareness is essential in translation which involves switching between languages. It is understood as the awareness of the linguistic factors causing breakdowns in code-switching in translation, as well as the ability to deal with such problems. These linguistic factors include idioms and proverbs/sayings, translator’s false friends, culture-specific concepts, geographical names and confusing words similar in form, meaning or use. Each linguistic factor is described and its ability to interfere with the process of code-switching is explained. Based on these facts a list of relevant skills and psychological characteristics is presented for each group of linguistic means. The author then provides guidelines for ensuring a targeted approach to the teaching of the above-mentioned linguistic means. These recommendations also include a description of the types of activities which are especially relevant in the context of teaching foreign languages to trainee translators.

Keywords: translation, code-switching, translator’s false friends, culture-specific concepts, idioms

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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

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