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Matchenko E.A. METHODOLOGY OF RATING AND ELECTION OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS IN ADAPTATION DEVELOPMENT OF GOODS OF THE NEW TECHNOLOGICAL STRUCTURE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 12 (114). P. 144-149

In this article the author talks about the influence changing of dominate technological structure on replacement main branches in the world economy. Just in start up of formation a new technological structure it’s important to predict the most income niches on the market of goods and services for investment a capital. The leading position in the total can bring the country to the one of first positions in technological and economical ways.

Keywords: technological structure, life circle, investments, rating, risk, strategy, development

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Mikhaylichenko A.Y., Rastashanskaya T.V. ORGANIZATION OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR SCHOOL MANAGEMENT TEAMS OF RURAL MUNICIPAL EDUCATION SYSTEMS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 110-113

The article is devoted to the problems of organizing professional development of teachers in the modernization of the regional educational system. The authors emphasize not only the formation of the leading areas of the educational content but also modular technology implementation.

Keywords: organization of professional development of teachers, rural school, modular training

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Rumbeshta E.A., Tyuterev V.G., Chervonnyy M.A. THE WAYS OF INCREASE QUALITY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHOOLCHILDREN THE PROFIL SCHOOLS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 197-202

At this article there is analyses the potential of interaction profile schools and Tomsk universities for increase the quality physical education schoolchildren.

Keywords: interaction, potential, physical education, increase the quality, the region of innovation

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Eremeyeva O.V. THE QUESTION OF STRUCTURAL AND SUBSTANTIVE CONTENT OF SOCIAL AND CULTURAL COMPETENCE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 20-22

The article is devoted to the actual problem of developing of social and cultural competence in the process of foreign language teaching. The main goal of the research is to state the structure and the essence of social and cultural competence as the component of communicative competence.

Keywords: social and cultural competence, communicative competence, intercultural communication, subcompetence, linguistic culture, interteaching of language and culture

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Morozova T.B. INNOVATION APPROACH TO THE ACTIVITY OF SOCIAL TEACHER AS RESEARCHER AND LOGICIAN IN EXTENDED EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 168-172

The article discusses the features of pedagogical skills of social teacher-researcher-logician who should be competent in developmental features of twins associated with twin situation. Specifi c task of the social teacher of the Twin centre is to study features of twin nature, infl uences of hereditary data on the process of formation of the individuality of both persons in the twin pair, to identify positive and negative infl uence of socialization for the purpose of forecasting and designing of the teenage twin’s activity as a subject of social education.

Keywords: teenage twin, extended education, social teacher-researcher-logician, formation of the individuality, professional competence and culture, art of teaching

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Fomina T.Y. AUTHORITY OF BISHOPS IN PRE-MONGOLIA RUSSIA: THE PROBLEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 2 (130). P. 118-122

The article deals with the discussion of the origin of power of the bishop power in Russia. It analyses the debate on the recent Russian bishoprics and the list of bishops of the period. The study examines the issue of recruitment for the posts of bishops.

Keywords: Russia of the 10th – early 13th centuries, сhristianity, orthodoxy, archbishop, bishop

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Tyutelova L.G. MAIN FUNCTIONS OF CHEKHOV’S PLOT IN RUSSIAN DRAMATURGY OF THE 70TH AND EARLY 80TH OF THE 20TH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 11 (152). P. 98-102

The subject of this paper is the problem of the author’s dramatic plot. It is the designation of the appraisal and from – without – vision peculiarities of the story depicted by the author. These peculiarities tell the playwright both from the other authors interpreting the same plot situation and from the hero having his own comprehension of what is going on from within the dramatic situation. Besides Chekhov’s plot is not just the author’s plot. It is plot of special typology. The main function of heroes in it is not the action but the personality’s understanding of his present, past and future. On these grounds the integral world picture only appears on interaction of the position in vision and appraisal of the story by the characters from the reader’s/spectator’s position. As a result, the world model expressing the individual peculiarities of the author’s life conception is recreated on the territory of the reader’s consciousness. The playwrights of the 70th–early 80th of the 20th century typologically created the plots similar to Chekhov’s ones. But it is important that the authors used his elements as well – the situations keeping the author’s vision, heroes, with the help of which Chekhov’s world model appeared in his time. It allows us to speak about the working – out of Chekhov’s plot as “someone else’s”. In the final analysis, Chekhov’s plot has some prognostic functions. It sets the direction of the modern history movement, predicts key events. At the same time the unjustified of plot expectations allows the playwrights to designate, first of all, their own life understanding different from Chekhov’s; secondly, the principal lack of coincidence of their time and Chekhov’s time. Only in the situation of recognizing Chekhov’s heroes and situation become “the codes” allowing to decode the modern dramatic story, to reveal the plurality of its meanings, the individuality of the author’s position. In its turn, new meanings of Chekhov’s plot appear in the new author’s and time context.

Keywords: Dramatic action, author’s dramatic plot, Chekhov’s plot, Chekhov’s hero, Prime-character, Primeevent, dialogue with reader/spectator, dialogue with predecessor

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Shutikova M.I., Dzamykhov A.K., Solovyova M.S. THE FORMATION OF UNIVERSAL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT LESSONS OF МATHEMATICS AND INFORMATICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 11 (164). P. 62-66

One of the principal differences between the Federal state educational standard (FSES) of the second generation is its focus not only on achieving the subject learning outcomes. Requirements to results of development of the basic General educational programs include all groups of results: specific, interdisciplinary, personal. One of the tools to achieve these results are universal educational actions, the mastery of which, according to the Federal state educational standard is the most important task of education. The article considers the problem of formation of universal educational actions in the framework of a unified educational area “Mathematics and Informatics”. It is proposed to consider two types of universal educational actions: overlapping and complementary to each other.

Keywords: Federal state educational standard, universal educational actions, mathematics, computer science

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Gelfman E.G., Penskaya Y.K., Tsymbal S.N. PSYCHODIDACTIC APPROACH TO TRAINING OF FUTURE MATHEMATICS TEACHERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 12 (189). P. 100-108

Studies in the field of pedagogy, psychology and techniques of teaching mathematics show that the success of future mathematics teachers largely depends on how much they possess the psychological and pedagogical knowledge of the patterns of students’ mental (intellectual and personal) development they possess and the ability to apply this knowledge. In particular, knowledge of the basics of intellectual upbringing of students can help in solving the problems of modern school mathematics education. Such a problem statement of vocational training of future mathematics teachers involves the organization of training, in which psychological, didactic, methodological and mathematical knowledge is integrated, that is a psychodynamic approach to learning is implemented. The Department of Mathematics, Theory and Methods of Teaching Mathematics of Tomsk State Pedagogical University developed one of the ways for implementing this approach. It includes the development and integration of such disciplines as “Methods of Teaching Mathematics”, “Intellectual Upbringing”, “Modern Models for Teaching Mathematics”, “Developing Technologies in Teaching Mathematics” and other. The integration is carried out through the implementation of the following psychological and pedagogical requirements: the knowledge of conceptual theories of training, foundations of intellectual upbringing in particular; formation of a reflexive experience; formation of text competence; the development of an open cognitive position. The main educational strategy is the project activity strategy through case studies, as well as the extensive use of contextual learning. To implement this strategy, various types of learning activities are used that update the psychological, pedagogical and methodological knowledge of the future mathematics teachers about certain cognitive processes, create conditions for students to learn to identify and compare texts with certain psychodidactic functions, to create the author’s text in accordance with the psychological and pedagogical requirements for modern education.

Keywords: psychodidactics, intellectual upbringing, reflexive experience, text competence, open cognitive position

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Saryglar S.V. COMPUTER ANIMATION DRAWINGS IN GEOGEBRA ENVIRONMENT IN GRADE 7 ALGEBRA LESSONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 5 (223). P. 116-122

Introduction. Digitalization of education is in demand due to the new didactic capabilities of computer technologies. However, so far there are extremely few examples of describing the pedagogical experience of teachers in this direction. The use of animated drawings in algebra lessons of the 7th grade contributes to the formation of a personality ready to unleash its creative potential in the digital economy. At the same time, interested students can be offered an educational and research task to create animated drawings under the guidance of a teacher. The aim of the research is to present fragments of algebra lessons in the 7th grade using animation drawings made in the GeoGebra environment. Material and methods. The study and analysis of literature on the use of dynamic drawings in teaching mathematics at school, summarizing the author’s experience in testing the elements of the methodology for teaching algebra in the 7th grade using animated drawings, which are elements of the digitalization of school education. Results and discussion. The author uses concrete examples to present a new technology of teaching using animated drawings in algebra lessons of the 7th grade. Conclusion. The analysis of school textbooks on mathematics of different years has shown that there are significantly more illustrations in modern textbooks: drawings, diagrams, graphs, drawings depicting figures, bodies and their intersections. We observe the principle of clarity in its development. Today, computer technologies allow us to take the next step in this direction and move from stationary drawings to animated ones. The use of new teaching technology using animated drawings in algebra lessons of the 7th grade increases the level of understanding and assimilation of knowledge by providing clarity of mathematical concepts and statements, eliminating undesirable computational difficulties, conducting operational testing. Animated drawings help the teacher to create the same type of tasks with a predictable solution. They provide opportunities for experimentation and support for an experimental research style of learning. All this makes it relevant to create animated content for conducting math lessons at school. Consequently, the systematic use of computer technology in teaching mathematics increases the active participation of students in research work. The material of the article can be considered as a contribution to the solution of this methodological problem.

Keywords: Numerical expressions, polygames, systems of linear equations, GeoGebra environment, animated drawings, digital education

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Litvin A.I., Khon A.V. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 5 (8). P. 50-53

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Shirokova M.P. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 5 (14). P. 81-81

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Lankin V.G. Interaction of logic and language principles in semantic organization of artistic thinking. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 14-22

The article reveals categorical opposition of logic and a language. The language and logic appear as two different Interacting moments which organize the text. Its imply principles of expression and understanding. The language is directly phenomenal and it is a source of expression as such. Logic lets us understand the sense of the language and return that naive expression to that inner sense. Mind is mainly logical order and it leads spontaneity of the language to the conceptual and categorical unity. Art is mainly lingual phenomenon and replaces clear and unity of logic by a play of expressive lingual relations. Speech is a sphere of logic dialectical synthesis of logic and the language principles. A settled language is energically melted by speech whereas speech is penetrated with logic so that logical connections of the language are created there. This living language creation in its logic points is a specific feature of art. Art is improvising thinking related directly to internal phenomenality of sense.

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Kokarevich M.N. Philosophical Essencialism as the Basis of Theoretical Modeling in Philosophy of Culture. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 4 (32). P. 12-17

The article shows that to conceptual modeling in social philosophy, philosophy of culture immanently peculiar to proceed from «the human nature» as the system of basic principles and to consider all the fulfillment of the person as actualizations, embodiment of the human nature. The article points out basic stages of understanding of the concept «human nature».

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Eltsov Y.T. -. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 1 (33). P. 97-103

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Sazonova N.I. Textual Study «Corrections» of Prayer-Book at Patriarchy Nikon. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 3 (66). P. 112-116

The article is dedicated to textual study aspect of church reform of Patriarchy Nikon (1654–1666). It considerers the changes, contributed by the reformers into the text of one of the main orthodox church books Prayer-Book, peculiarities of Nikon’s edition in comparison with more early editions of the XVIIth century.

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Osipov Y.M., Izotkina N.Y., Chekcheyeeva N.V. Innovative Project Training of Students. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 9 (72). P. 61-62

Introduction of market relations in Russia, innovative development of production of goods and increase of its competitiveness in the world markets totally change approaches to education of all levels and specialties. Special attention is given to innovative business training organized for students whose curriculum contains this training as the specific form of professional activity. The curriculum should contain disciplines of student specialization in the specific areas of industry, and also bring up in his (her) business activity and economic efficiency. Training of a student should be conducted basing on the specific innovative project in which competitive advantages of the person give synergy impact on competitive advantages of a team

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Pervushina N.A. CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS OF CONSTRUCTION OF TYPOLOGY THE ZHIZNETVORCHESTVO’S SYMBOLS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 4 (82). P. 71-74

In given article concept «zhiznetvorchestvo’s symbols»is considered, the research of zhiznetvorchestvo’s symbols, directed on construction of their typology. The received results of research show that the given typology can identify shown and discover latent intentions of zhiznetvorchestvo.

Keywords: symbol, zhiznetvorchestvo, zhiznetvorchestvo’s symbols, strategy of zhiznetvorchestvo, intention of zhiznetvorchestvo, archaetyp, typology

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Listova V.V., Nikulshin S.M. METHODICAL RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE TEACHING OF FINE ART IN UNGRADED PRIMARY SCHOOL IN THE TRANSITION TO FEDERAL GOVERNMENT STANDARDS FOR GENERAL EDUCATION SECOND-GENERATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 83-88

The article substantiates the elements of the author's methods of teaching art in the ungraded schools to meet the requirements of the draft standards of the second generation

Keywords: universal education activities, methods of teaching Fine Arts

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Adam E.A. ONE OF THE FIRST GERMAN TRANSLATIONS OF THE DRAMA BY A. P. CHEKHOV «THREE SISTERS». Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 19-22

In this article is analysed one of the first German translations of the drama by A. P. Chekhov «Three sisters» that was done in 1902 by Heinrich Styumcke. This translation is considered with the point of view of the realization of stage and reflection of national-cultural realities.

Keywords: drama, A. P. Chekhov, translation, interpretation, Germany

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Gelfman E.G., Baygulova N.V. HISTORICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL ASPECTS OF TEACHING CHILDREN OF DIFFERENT AGES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 76-79

Taking into consideration the analysis of the models of teaching children of different ages some ways of organization of education process at ungraded schools are suggested in this article.

Keywords: different-age teaching, ungraded school, content of education.

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Kadolo T.A. THE ANALYSIS OF EMOTIONAL COLOURING OF NAMES OF CITY TRADING OBJECTS (DATA OF EMPORONYMS OF ABAKAN). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 3 (105). P. 10-15

The article presents the analysis of emotional colouring of urbanonyms (emporonyms) for what associative experiment and the phonosemantic analysis of names was conducted. As the result, words with the positive and negative connotation influencing perception of names by recipients-consumers have been revealed.

Keywords: psycholinguistics, phonosemantics, emporonyms, associative experiment, connotative meaning

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Uymanov V.N. PUNITIVE OPERATION AGAINST WHITE EX-OFFICERS IN WESTERN SIBERIA IN 1933. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 238-246

The article covers the analysis of criminal case materials about “solving” the so-called counterrevolutionary organization the “White Guard plot” in 1933. This one of the major criminal cases in the USSR was discovered by authorized representation of OGPU (Joint State Political Directorate) body in Western Siberian Region. The documents analysis report makes possible to conclude the total falsifi cation of this case from the beginning till the end.

Keywords: political repression, “White Guard plot”, Western Siberia

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Grinyayev S.N., Nikitina L.N., Novikova O.L., Tyuterev V.G. INTERVALLEY SCATTERING OF ELECTRONS BY CONFINED AND INTERFACE PHONONS IN (GAAS)M(ALAS)N(001) SUPERLATTICES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 62-69

On the basis of the pseudopotential method and the phenomenological model of coupling intervalley transitions in the conduction band of superlattices (GaAs)m(AlAs)n(001), caused by interface and trapped in the layers of the optical vibrations of the atoms were investigated. The analysis of quantum size effects in the electron and phonon states was done, dependence of the deformation potentials of the composition and thickness of the layer superlattices was defined. It is shown that the intervalley Г-M scattering is most intensive when the wave functions of electrons and the polarization vector of the phonons are localized in the same layers of superlattice. Interface oscillations occur in superlattices with a sufficiently thick layers and cause a relatively weak intensity of T-Ј transitions of electrons from the central valley to the upper conduction bands.

Keywords: semiconducting superlattices, electron-phonon interaction, intervalley scattering, size quantization

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Dutt E.V. ASSESSMENT OF POLLUTION IN URBAN, (DATA: THE CITY OF BIYSK, ALTAI TERRITORY) BENZO (A) PYRENE, FORMALDEHYDE AND NITROGEN DIOXIDE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 160-166

The article deals with the question of air pollution of benzo (a) pyrene, formaldehyde and nitrogen dioxide. These substances are the main determining high levels of air pollution. There were analyzed the long-term annual and monthly mean concentrations of the ingredients, dynamics of concentration seasons of the year. The coefficients of the slope of the linear trend of changes in the concentration of ingredients.

Keywords: monitoring, pollution, air, benzo (a) pyrene, formaldehyde, nitrogen dioxide, coefficient the slope

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Kuzmenko I.V., Barkunova O.V. VOLUNTEERING AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE AS TECHNOLOGY OF NETWORKING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 88-91

The article is devoted to the contemporary social and educational networking technologies: technologies of volunteerism, which creates conditions for an open society with all categories of people and development of social activity of young people.

Keywords: volunteering, voluntary movement, direction of volunteer activities

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Mukhin O.N. POWER/MYTH/HISTORIOGRAPHY : ONCE AGAIN ABOUT THE NECESSITY OF COMPARISON IN HISTORICAL RESEARCH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 2 (155). P. 84-91

The article deals with the problem of revision of the views and interpretations of the Russian history “hot” topics, based on non-scientific political and emotional factors, which is one of the manifestations of the society historical consciousness crisis. Particular attention is given to reduction of the level of critical attitude towards historical information caused by the spread of the Internet. On the example of the character of Ivan the Terrible it shows the necessity and possibility of findings’ verification in a situation of insufficient source base by successive application of historical-comparative method. Identifies the main methodological criteria to select objects and data sources for historical-comparative study.

Keywords: early modern times, Ivan IV the Terrible, monarchy, historiography, historical-comparative method

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Ivanova I.S. CHILDREN’S LIFE EXPERIENCE, THE TYPE OF ATTACHMENT AND THE SELF-ATTITUDES OF WOMEN WITH CHILDREN OF YOUNGER ADOLESCENCE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 6 (159). P. 63-66

The article considers the relationship between children’s experience, the type of attachment and self-attitudes of women with children of younger adolescence. Describes the types of affection of women-mothers. Considers the differences in the life experiences of children of women with different type of attachment. Identified the percentage of women with different types of attachment. Describes the relationship of child life experience of women, the type of attachment and self-attitude. There was found interconnection between the completeness of the family now, type of attachment, self-attitudes and various children’s life experience. Types of attachment: autonomous-secure 62 %; dismissing 12 %; preoccupied 26 %. Preoccupied type of affection of women has a negative correlation with the number of positive self-descriptions. Dismissing type of attachment has only a negative correlation with the fullness of the family in childhood, the fullness of the family now, the relationship with his mother and father in childhood.

Keywords: attachment, type of attachment, the self-attitudes of women as mothers

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Sarkisova A.Y. INTERFERENCE DIFFICULTIES OF MASTERING OF RUSSIAN PHONETICS BY NATIVE SPEAKERS OF THE MONGOLIAN LANGUAGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 7 (172). P. 39-44

The article analyses the most typical pronunciation errors of the Mongols in the mastery of the Russian language. Characteristic phonetic differences are determined by different phonetic systems of two languages (lokalisasi and consonant), the difference of articulatory bases, the laws of the positional distribution of phonemes and phonetic oppositions, and peculiar to each language characteristics in suprasegmental level. The most serious errors that lead to misunderstanding are related to the violation of the structure of the Russian word. It is expressed in the reduction of vowels in all syllables except the first, the frequency of prosthetic and epistatically vowels appearance. Reduction of vowels at the end of the Russian word leads to the lack of expression of grammatical values. Interference difficulties in mastering the Russian accent are determined by the constant (fixed) accent in the Mongolian language and articulatory differences in the accentuation of the main syllable in two languages. The law of vowel harmony in Mongolian language is the cause of most mistakes in the Russian words concerning positional distribution of phonemes. Carried out in a comparative aspect the systematization of the main phonetic difficulties can be used in the methodological development and practical training of the Mongols Russian as a foreign language.

Keywords: Russian as a foreign language, phonetic interference, comparative phonetics of Russian and Mongolian languages, phonetic difficulties, auditory-articulatory skills

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Gorlova N.I. CHARTERS AND REPORTS OF CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS AND PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS AS A SOURCE OF INFORMATION ABOUT VOLUNTEER ACTIVITY IN RUSSIA IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE XIX CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 3 (192). P. 198-205

The history of volunteer practices in prerevolutionary Russia is among the major problems that attract increasing attention of researchers. The need to study them is caused not only by scientific, but also by the practical need for a deeper consideration of volunteer activity in the system of charitable institutions and public organizations. The statutes and reports of these organizations are valuable sources, significantly broadening and refining our understanding of the history of volunteerism in Russia in the second half of the 19th century. Reflecting the nature of society itself, they contain information about their composition (quantitative and personal), organizational structure, subordinate organizations and activities, as well as practices of public volunteers. Thanks to the availability of such a document as the charter, members of the society first got an idea of the procedure for using the rights granted to them and the sphere of application of volunteer efforts and free labor. The article analyzes statutes and reports of the Tver Charitable Society for the Promotion of Women’s Labor, the Orenburg Slavic Charitable Society, the Arkhangelsk Sobriety Society, the Odessa Society for Combating Drunkenness, the Charitable Society for the Publication of Useful and Cheap Books, the Society for the Improvement of National Labor in Memory of the Tsar Liberator Alexander II, the Charitable Society for the Protection of Animals, the St. Petersburg Slavic Charitable Society, and others.

Keywords: charitable institutions, volunteers, volunteer activity, report, public organizations, charter, membercompetitors

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Kurkan N.V. LEXICAL AND STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TECHNICAL STANDARDS IN ENGINEERING DISCOURSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 9 (206). P. 78-83

Introduction. The study of discourse typology is one of the advanced research lines in communicative linguistics. Engineering communication is becoming a subject of increased focus for linguists due to its rapid development driven by dynamic changes in technology, society and industry, which is resulted in continuous exchange of information between the members of the engineering society. Despite the significant number of discourse studies in different social institutions, engineering discourse remains an understudied area as Russian researchers traditionally consider it as a part of the scientific or scientific and technical discourse. In view of the fact that discourse is translated into certain genres, and genres, in turn, are always included into a certain discourse field, authors propose the idea that the engineering discourse provides a series of particular core genres which reflect the values, strategy and information of engineering communication and make it distinct from the scientific discourse. The paper addresses the distinguishing characteristics in lexical organization of the technical standard to reveal the fact that the genre of standard meets the goals of engineering communication. Material and methods. As the empiric material of the research 184 pages of running Russian standards for the engineering technology and equipment were used. The texts of the standards were exploited as the subject matter for discourse analysis. Content analysis as a general research technique provided the identification of the quantitative aspect in the lexical structure of technical standards. The efficiency of this technique was proven by international schools of discourse analysis and by national researchers as well. Results and discussion. The analysis of the lexical structure of standards revealed the key discursive aspects of the studied genre, which identified the standard as a core genre of engineering discourse. Conclusion. As to performed analysis, the technical standard genre meets the primary goal of professional communication in the engineering field. The peculiar characteristics of the genre studied are determined by the demands of discourse and communicative situation as well.

Keywords: engineering discourse, institutional discourse, LSP, speech genres

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Kryukova L.B., Belousova A.A. INTERPRETING MARINA TSVETAEVA’S POETIC TEXTS IN RFL LESSONS: PERCEPTUAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 1 (213). P. 114-121

Introduction. The use of poetic texts as didactic materials is an effective method of teaching Russian as a foreign language. This study aims to describe the methodological and linguistic aspects of interpreting perceptual semantics in poetic works by Marina Tsvetaeva. The interpretation of literary works in perceptual terms facilitates understanding these works’ messages and provides an opportunity for studying and applying units with the meaning of perception in communicative practice. Material and methods. The material for the study was poems by Marina Tsvetaeva with a pronounced semantics of perception (270 poems, 547 contexts). The main research methods were the linguo-stylistic analysis of the texts, the conceptual and semantic analysis of the keywords, and a linguocultural commentary. Results and discussion. When selecting poems for lessons in a foreign-language audience, it is essential to take into account the students’ cognitive interest, the principle of accessibility, and the principle of the methodological value of the poems for studying. When interpreting texts and analyzing perceptual images, foreign students encounter lexical, grammatical, stylistic, and linguocultorological difficulties. By successfully overcoming the difficulties, students perceive the messages and the emotional tonalities of the poems. The titles of certain poems set “perceptual dominants” conceptually expressed in the further semantic development of the text (“V Sumerkakh” [At Dusk], “Luch Serebristyy” [Ray of Silver], “Nochnye Shepota: Shelka . . .” [Night Whispers: Silk . . .], etc.). Tasks on the analysis of perceptual images and the linguo-poetic analysis of poems must be formulated in accordance with the main stages of the lesson. The actualization of skills and abilities involves the use of individual perceptual experience and information available to students about literary texts. Pre-reading tasks aim to capture the readers’ interest and encourage them to be creative (conceptual guess and comparison). Reading tasks aim to analyze the means of expressing perceptual images at the lexical, grammatical, and stylistic levels of the poem. The focus is on keywords with perceptual semantics. Post-reading tasks aim to generalize and interpret the material. Conclusion. The linguo-stylistic analysis of poems by Marina Tsvetaeva in terms of perception allows foreign students to present one of the options for interpreting the texts using their linguistic and sensory experience. The students understand the functions perceptual units perform, observe the implementation of direct and figurative meanings of keywords, and see how the author expresses her intention at all the levels of the texts.

Keywords: poetic text, Russian as a foreign language, perceptual semantics, linguistic analysis

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From E. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 2 (11). P. 3-3

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Sagatovskiy V.N. Ethics and morals as the highest forms of intercourse. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 32-38

The paper deals with the problem of self-sufficiency of ethics and morals not only as means but as the highest form of socialization of values and intercourse.

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Antoshchuk L.K. The Foolish Provocation in L.N. Andreev’s Story «Darkness». Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 3 (40). P. 78-85

The author of the article offers the interpretation of one of L.N. Andreev’s most scandalous and inconsistent works – the story «Darkness». In the article there are analyzed responses and reviews of contemporaries of the story. The subject circuit of the story is considered in the context of foolish traditions – a special kind of Christian self-sacrifice, and the behavior of characters is read with the help of «the foolish code».

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Lysenkova Z.V. Recreational Nature Use: from Theory to Practice. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 6 (69). P. 54-57

This paper is devoted to educational aspects of practical application of rational land use`s conception (following the example of recreational land use) in sustainable development interests. The programme of higher school`s discipline “The principles of recreational land use” is presented in this article

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Kabrysheva O.P., Kachalov N.A. Monitoring the Quality of the Foreign Language Competence of Technical Universities Students. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 7 (70). P. 92-96

The paper states the issue of collecting information about the students’ achievements in foreign languages, which is part of the quality monitoring system in education, as a problem of importance for higher educational institutions in Russia. As a way to solve the problem it is suggested that regular testing should be conducted with uniform test instrument elaborated for all the students of the same year within a given institution. Тhe brief description of monitoring system at Tomsk Polytechnic University is given as an example of solving the problem

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Kopysov S.G. OPTIMUM SWAMPINESS OF THE FOREST MARSH ZONE OF THE WESTERN SIBERIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 3 (81). P. 143-144

Results of theoretical calculations of optimum swampiness of small reservoirs here are presented. For parameters of the optimality is accepted the efficiency of the decreasing in maximum levels of water in rivers during the freshet period, due to a time stretching of the slope inflow duration of water to the channels of the rivers.

Keywords: оптимальная заболоченность, малый водосбор, максимальный уровень воды, склоновый приток

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Turutina E.S. SOCIOCULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL CONTEXT OF THE ORIGIN OF SEX EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN IN THE DISCOURSE OF RUSSIAN PEDAGOGICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 10 (100). P. 10-14

The sociocultural context of the origin of sex question for children in the Russian pedagogics is considered in the article. The author reveals educational and social tendencies which have influenced on the origin of sexual pedagogics and analyses the actualization of sex question in the pedagogues’ works of the beginning of the XX century.

Keywords: sex question in school, sex education, sexual pedagogics

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Maslova Z.N. THE VALENCE MODEL OF ARTISTIC (POETIC) CONCEPT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 83-87

The article deals with the poetic text in the context of cognitive linguistics and cognitive poetics. The sense of the poetic text is presented as a result of the complex interconceptual interactions. There is an overview of some of the artistic (poetic) concept structural typologies. It is proposed the valence model of artistic (poetic) concept, which allows us to represent the interaction between conceptual elements in such cognitive structures as metaphor, metonymy, symbol.

Keywords: artistic concept, poetic concept, the valence model, a poetic picture of the world, text, cognitive poetics.

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Minin M.G., Sviridova T.V. REALIZATION OF SET: “ART THERAPY IN TECHING” IN THE PROGRAM “TEACHER’S HEALTH IN KRASNOYARSK REGION”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 132-135

This article is devoted to the efficient realization of the set: “Art therapy in teaching” in the program “Teacher’s health in Krasnoyarsk region”. There is a description of the used methods and results, which were reached during the research.

Keywords: health, public health, health program, art-therapy, art-therapy classes

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Kolchikova N.L. ТHE FORMATION OF THE COMPETENCE OF THE SCHOOL STUDENT IN LITERATURE EDUCATIION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 177-180

The article tells about the possibilities of using competence approach at the lessons of literature. It gives the structure of professional competence of the teacher of literature and key competences of the student to be formed in literature class. The education competence is considered from personality-oriented and activity points of view.

Keywords: Competence, approach, modernization, terminology, structure

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Dakukina T.A. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE READING TYPE OF ORIGINAL TEXTS AT THE HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 171-174

The article defines the reading type that lies in the foundation of teaching senior secondary school students to read original German texts containing linguocultural, sociocultural, cultural and linguistic information. The author analyses the views of researchers considering the reading process from the perspective of psychology, linguistics and methodology. Special attention is given to reviewing the types of reading. This issue is one of the most theoretically developed, but not yet terminologically stable. The characteristics of “mature” and “immature” reading in the native and foreign languages are identified and described. As a result, on the basis of the conducted research, the type of reading most suitable for teaching to read the original texts is proposed, its characterization is given.

Keywords: reading, types of reading, original texts, “mature” reading, “immature” reading, reading with full understanding

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Khrabrova A.V. THE PROBLEM OF CORRELATION OF CREATIVE SYSTEMS BY LERMONTOV AND EARLY DOSTOEVSKY: THE CATEGORY OF DOUBT AS A REPRESENTATIVE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 3 (168). P. 121-124

The present article is devoted to the problem of the category of doubt as representative of interference and convergence of late Lermontov’s and early Dostoevsky’s artistic worlds. The category of doubt is central on epoch’s boundary as it reveals the transitivity of the world in 1830–1840s. and a state of total criticism. Firstly, this category is considered a central epoch’s philosophical problem and secondly, a problem of narrative methods. As a philosophical problem, category of doubt gave birth to a new type of hero and new methods of psychologisation, which caused different changes and transitions from doubt through uncertainty to the condition of hopelessness and hero’s self-recognition of powerlessness towards actions and choices. As a result, the doubting intellectual is replaced by the sick consciousness of a “small man” (“malen’kiy chelovek”), who loses his trust being in doubts and lives under the condition of fear and anxiety. The narrative aspect of the category of doubt determines the combinatorics of plots’ lines, the overlay of psychological conditions, the retardation of narration. All this produces the parts’ montage in some texts which comes along with rhetorical questions which intensify the doubt.

Keywords: Lermontov, early Dostoevsky, problem of hero, category of doubt

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Prozumentov L.M. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 3 (3). P. 13-13

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Kataev S.G., Kuskov A.I. Problem of natural dynamic system description. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 2 (18). P. 21-27

We suggest the complex approach to the research of the changing natural fields. This approach consists of two stages: assigning components from the time rows in the each point of space and classification of the all components. It was shown that classification allows us to find the interior regularities of the natural fields.

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Makarenko N.F. Stock Activity as a Village Factor of Enterpreneurship Development. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 5 (49). P. 50-52

The article runs Tomsk region experiment in stock activity of forest wild production and conditions for entrepreneurship activity raise. The author investigates the data of the territory potential resources, economic stock development efficiency.

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Fedotova S.V. Three Concepts of a Human in Silver Age Literature. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 6 (50). P. 32-38

The article considers various anthropological conceptions that determining the philosophical and aesthetic peculiarity of literary mainstreams of Silver age in Russia. There are three poems with the same title "The Man", that written by the prominent poets of different trends in Russian literature of XXth century, namely: M. Gorky, V. Ivanov and V. Mayakowsky in the center of consideration. The resemblance and distinction in their anthropological patterns are cleared up by means of the textual analysis.

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Rumbeshta E.A. System of Teaching Tasks on Physics for Basic School Pupils. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 3 (54). P. 22-27

The paper presents the method of problem-active approach to teaching physics in school, which is performed on the basis of system of tasks. The method gives the possibility to make the teaching more active, to develop students, to give deep and lasting knowledge on the subject. The method is based on introducing into teaching special types of tasks: a task – trajectory, a task – dotted line, a task – vector, the performance of which helps to involve students in independent search for new information, skills and competences. Students’ activity gradually becomes more and more independent. The paper is meant for physics teachers, would-be teachers.

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Smolyakova D.V. Texts on the History of Mathematics as an Instrument for Mental Education of Basic School Pupils. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 3 (54). P. 36-39

The paper regards school texts on the history of mathematics as an instrument for mental education of basic school pupils. There was worked out a system of the texts directed at the development of some components of cognitive experience: texts, favoring verbal-symbolic, visual, sensual-emotional ways of information coding; texts, directed at enriching pupils’ emotional-evaluative experience and so on. The importance of each type of the text on the history of mathematics is shown.

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