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Vershinina L.V., Glushchenko Y.A., Leontyeva O.V. The Basic Approaches to the Preventive Measures to Avoid Complications Appearing During the Period of Children's Adaptation to Pre-School Educational Establishment. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 31-33

The article is devotee to the problem of adaptation of a child to pre-school educational establishment. The authors suggest some preventive measures to avoid complications appearing during the period of adaptation, and also present the results of their application.

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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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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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Obukhov V.V. THE CONCEPT OF DEVELOPMENT OF UNGRADED SCHOOLS IN RUSSIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 18-20

The article characterizes the conceptual basis for modernization of rural ungraded schools in Russia based on a comprehensive analysis of this type of educational institution.

Keywords: concept, ungraded school, state educational policies, ways of modernization.

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Varlakova Y.R. THEORY AND METHODS OF DEVELOPMENT OF CREATIVITY OF FUTURE DESIGNERS AND EDUCATORS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 73-75

The article focuses on the problem of creativity, university students, the methods of its development, the results of the experiment to test the effectiveness of educational conditions for the development of creativity of students of the university.

Keywords: creativity, future designers, educators, development, problem learning, subject-subject relations, life experiences

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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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Rostovtseva V.M. MODERN RESEARCH WORKS OF THE EDUCATION SERVICES MARKET THROUGH THE PEDAGOGICAL HERMENEUTICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 93-96

The article outlines the range of research works dealing with the education services market. The results of the content analyses of the research works published in the last 15 years is presented through the pedagogical hermeneutics.

Keywords: education services, education services market, competitiveness, professional education

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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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Kazarina L.A. PEDAGOGICAL MODEL FOR DEVELOPING RESEARCH COMPETENCE IN PUPILS OF PROFILE HUMANITY CLASSES OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 5 (146). P. 191-197

The paper presents a pedagogical model concerning formation of research competence in pupils of profile humanity classes of secondary schools, gives the characteristic features of its structure, and defines levels (scales) for evaluating the level of research competence development in secondary school pupils.

Keywords: research competence, pedagogical model of developing research competence in pupils of profile humanity classes of secondary schools, research-developing environment

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Chesnyalis P.A. AGRICULTURAL METAPHOR IN THE ADAMISTIC VERSE OF VLADIMIR NARBUT AND MIKHAIL ZENKEVICH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 11 (152). P. 39-41

The article features the findings of the study dedicated to the implementation of the agricultural metaphor in the 1910s in the adamistic verse of Vladimir Narbut and Mikhail Zenkevich. In this period, the sowing and harvest-related images appeared to be particularly topical for the poets referred to the literary school of Adamism. The image of death – sowing – became highly significant. The human body dipped into soil becomes nutritious environment and obtains the qualities of a seed, from which a new world, the heaven on earth, is to grow. For both poets, it is typical to refer to such images as “Mother Earth” and the human plant; they also focus on subduing the human being by the chthonian powers.

Keywords: Vladimir Narbut, Mikhail Zenkevich, adamism, acmeism, avant-garde, agricultural metaphor

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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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Persidskaya A.S. LINGUOCULTURAL ANALYSIS OF NOMINATIONS OF THE TOP AND BACK OF A HEAD IN THE SELKUP DIALECTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 3 (180). P. 24-27

The article represents the analysis of the nominations of the top and back of a head in the Selkup dialects. The research objective is to reveal the inner meanings of the studied lexemes and find out cultural value of the parts of the body that they denote. The object of the investigation is the dialectal variants of the lexemes denoting top and back of a head in the Selkup language.The author has collected and classified the dialectal variants of the lexemes denoting the considered parts of the head in the Selkup language. The paper gives the etymological review of the somonyms ket. sumba ‘top of a head’, ‘back of a head’ and ket. nukku ‘back of a head’, whereas the somonym taz. par ‘back of a head’ was considered from semantic point of view. Linguistic analysis of ket. sumba and ket. nukku which both denote ‘back of a head’ revealed that they refer to different parts of the back of a head. Also the mythological materials describing the studied parts of the head were analyzed. The results show that the somonyms ket. sumba, ket. nukku and taz. par have different cultural meanings and value. The nomination taz. par integrates the idea of interconnection of physical and spiritual worlds, the terms ket. sumba and ket. nukku comprise information about the Selkups’ apprehension of the Universe.

Keywords: the Selkup language, dialect, somatic vocabulary, nominations of the top of the head, nominations of the back of the head, linguocultural analysis

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Rezun M.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 1 (1). P. 59-63

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Perevozkin V.P., Saydzhafarova A.O. Dynamics of Populations and Spases Structure Malaria Mousquitoes of Tomsk Region. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 6 (57). P. 64-68

In territory of Western Siberia last decade the change populations and spases structure malaria mosquitoes of a sort Anopheles is registered. It is supposed, that the change of a parity of competing kinds in common maintained reservoirs in many respects is connected to microevolutionary processes occurring at mosquitoes in conditions warming of a climate. In populations of insects as a whole there was a sharp reduction of a share of “northern” inversions XL1, XL2, 2R1, 3R1, 3L1 and distribution of variants, alternative to them

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Urmantsev N.M. Self-Organization and Person’s Freedom. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 7 (58). P. 26-32

The article considers euristic possibilities of synerqetics in the analysis of the problem of objective premises of freedom. Nowadays the ideas and principles of synerqetics form the scientific and world outlook picture, where a subject is a basic element. The principle of freedom and the idea of the subject’s presence in this picture are used as methodological premises in the analysis of freedom problem in the context of universal self-organization mechanisms.

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Yurina M.M. THE NEGLECTED CHILD: THE PROBLEM OF VIOLENCE IN FAMILY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 7 (85). P. 79-83

The article is devoted to the violence in the family. As an example the author takes one of the families living in Tomsk. In this family the objects of violence is a ten year old boy. The author defines the goal to bring this problem up to date, to consider it in different aspects.

Keywords: violence in family, crisis centre, social aspect, legal aspect, pedagogic aspect, research aspect, Board of under-ages affaires and their rights protection, administrative infraction

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Sartakova E.E. TENDENCIES OF REALIZATION OF IDEAS OF RURAL MUNICIPAL EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS MODERNIZATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 22-26

The paper analyzes the specifics of rural education, historical and pedagogical trends in municipal educational systems of Russia, the direction and mechanisms for implementing the ideas of accessibility, quality and efficiency in the complex process of structural change in the years 2002-2009. Tendencies of the formation of networks of educational institutions in an integrated project modernization of education (on the example of Tomsk Oblast).

Keywords: general historico-pedagogical tendencies in municipal educational systems development in Russia, rural educational systems specificity, tendencies of realization ofideas ofmodernization

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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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Amatov A.M. THE SYSTEM OF A NATURAL LANGUAGE:DETERMINISM OR СHAOS?. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 7 (97). P. 146-150

The paper presents a view of order and disorder in the system of a natural language and its role in the system’s development and functionality. It is shown that the disorder level (entropy) of a natural language can both increase and decrease, which, in turn, speaks for self-organization processes occurring in a language.

Keywords: determinism, chaos, entropy, self-organization, natural language, syntax, lexicon

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Mikhaylichenko A.Y., Voytekhovskaya M.P. TENDENCIES OF TRAINING SPECIALISTS FOR UNGRADED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 106-110

The article describes the proven divergent models for teachers’ training for small schools at Tomsk State Pedagogical University. These are “Methods of Teaching of Educational Areas and Systems”, “Teaching in Ungraded Schools”, “Specialized Education in Ungraded Schools”, “Management of Ungraded Schools”.

Keywords: models for teachers’ training for ungraded schools, technologies of vocational education.

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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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Mazalova M.A. THE EVOLUTION OF ELITENESS IN THE FAMILY UPBRINGING OF THE MERCHANTRY IN THE 19TH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 91-95

The possibilities of applying an elitological approach to the study of historical and pedagogical phenomena are analyzed in the article. The essence of elite as a characteristic of family upbringing and home education is disclosed. On that basis the processes of formation of the merchant elite under conditions of the family upbringing and home education in Russia in the 19th century are investigated; the content, organization, traditions of the best (high class, elite) patterns of the home education and family upbringing in the families of merchants are revealed; the criteria of description of the characteristic features of these pedagogical processes are singled out; the genesis of the elite upbringing traditions in merchant families are traced.

Keywords: family upbringing, home education, elite

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Buhonkina A.S. THE BRETON LINGUISTIC BOUNDARY: CAUSES OF SEPARATION, SHIFT FACTORS AND CHANGES FROM THE 9TH TO 20TH CENTURIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 10 (138). P. 84-88

The article is dedicated to considering the Breton linguistic boundary, which an imaginary line divided the French region of Brittany to Breton and Romance zones for a long time. Special attention is paid to the shift causes of the Breton area to the West, as well as the general historical context of Breton language supplantation out of the communicative space of the region. The author considers the milestone stages of the Breton linguistic boundary change and comes to the conclusion that now it finds its expression in the difference of toponymy, traditions and regional variants of the French language of the region.

Keywords: the Breton linguistic boundary, the language situation in Brittany, the Breton language, the Gallo language, diglossia, the Celtic linguistic area, the Romanic linguistic area

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Prokofeva I.O. ARTISTIC ORIGINALITY OF A CONFESSIONAL-BIOGRAPHICAL STORY BY P. KHRAMOV “COENOBITE”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 11 (139). P. 39-44

This article is devoted to modern Ufa prose, the analysis of the story of a talented Ufa artist and writer P. Khramov, the originality of the plot, the composition, imaginative system, the system of techniques used by the novelist in his story “Coenobite”.

Keywords: Ufa prose, story, hero-narrator, mythologema, principle of contrast, aphoristic, retrospective of the space-time coordinates, gallery of female characters, irony

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Rudin I.V., Kayumova E.A., Tsarev V.N. EDUCATION IN CREATIVE SUBJECTS AS PROBLEM SOLVING OF CULTURE IN GLOBALIZING WORLD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 13 (141). P. 189-193

The article discusses the importance of teaching creative disciplines such as terminology kernel for definition of culture. The significance of creative disciplines in the development of the creative potential of the individual and the use of creative abilities to perceive the result of cultural activity as a universal means of communication in a multicultural society of the globalized world is discussed.

Keywords: culture, educational process, creative subjects, creative arts, pedagogy

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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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Meng S.H. ENTROPY RELATION OF MULTIPLE HORIZON BLACK HOLES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 12 (153). P. 177-182

New relations for multi-horizon black hole entropy are presented which include entropy product, “part” entropy product and entropy sum. We also discuss their differences and similarities, in order to make a further study on understanding the origin of black hole entropy at the microscopic level with hope.

Keywords: black hole entropy, entropy sum, partial entropy product

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Kuryanovich A.V., Dubina L.V. METHOD OF “FULL IMMERSION” IN THE SPEECH ENVIRONMENT OF THE SPEAKERS AS A METHODOLOGICAL BASE OF MASTERING RUSSIAN FOR FOREIGNERS (BASED ON RUSSIAN JARGON UNITS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 9 (162). P. 69-75

The article deals with the method of “total immersion” of a foreigner as a secondary language personality in speech and wider – communicative – media environment. In modern linguistics, the method is defined as one of the most efficient, allowing a carrier to master a second language and effectively form lingvocultural competence. The key thesis is the one on the necessity of combining classroom training aimed at developing understanding of the language system, and study of the functioning of the language elements in a spontaneous conversational communication. Proves the expediency of development of alien non-literary (for example, slang) units of modern language, actively functioning in the speech of the Russian people. It is noted that in view of the principles of appropriateness and ethical permissibility of the use of jargon in the speech of secondary language person achieved the result, optimizing the overall intercultural communication. Jargon, becoming the the subject of exploration of alien units has linguocultural properties since, including their means of familiarizing media carried a foreign language to the Russian linguistic culture. Introducing an alien not only to literature, but also to the resources of the modern Russian colloquial language extends the communication possibilities of the language person in the space of multicultural interaction, has a strong educational value for the formation of a tolerant and respectful attitude towards representatives of other cultures and mentalities, learns to be responsible for the spoken word, to assess each situation in terms of the interaction of ethical and national communication standards.

Keywords: methods of teaching Russian as a foreign language, intercultural communication, the secondary language personality, language competence, lingvocultural competence, jargon, slang

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Lutsenko A.V. ATTITUDE FEATURES OF A. A. BOGDANOV AND N. A. BERDYAEV WITH REFERENCE TO FORMATION OF SCIENTIFIC THINKING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 11 (164). P. 138-147

The article characterizes psychological and neurologic aspects of formation of philosophical outlook belonging to such different philosophers as systematic-materialist A. A. Bogdanov and mystic-existentialist N. A. Berdyaev. Marks the presence of steady interrelation between structure and functioning of the brain, on the one hand, and the features of attitude defining the character of philosophical and scientific thinking, on the other hand. Estimates the reasons and character of incompatibility between “left-hemispherical” rational-logic and “right-hemispherical” emotionallyshaped types of thinking. The special attention is given to the problem of the superconsciousness providing creative statement and scientific and philosophical problem solving.

Keywords: rationalism, irrationalism, psychology, physiology of the brain, consciousness structure

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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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Bogoslovskaya Z.M., Novikova V.S. SIGNS OF CONCEPT “STUDENT” REPRESENTED IN RUSSIAN NATIONAL CORPUS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 9 (206). P. 72-77

Introduction. The concept “student” is common to different linguistic cultures of a civilized society and relates to the academic sphere of human activity. This work is devoted to the study of actualized and hidden features – structurally-meaningful components – of the concept “student”. Material and methods. The object of the study is the fragments of Russian National Corpus (RNC). In this paper, we study minimal contexts, usually equal to the sentence and detailed contexts, usually coinciding with the paragraph, as well as the headings of texts reflecting 1900–1917. The relevance of this work is determined by the social significance of the student’s figure in developed human communities and the lack of knowledge on RNC material of the concept related to it. The study examines the most typical uses of the word in multi-style (literary and non-literary) and multi-genre texts of RNC. The methods of the descriptive method (observation, classification, interpretation, generalization, arithmetic calculations) and the methods of linguo-conceptual analysis (contextual and semantic analysis, the analysis of the concept name, correlation of the concept name with historical and cultural data, modeling the structure of the concept, corpus linguistics techniques) are used in the work. Results and discussion. The categorical (qualitative, event-time, spatial) and non-categorical (biological, anthropomorphic) signs of the name of concept “student” are revealed. The taxonomic and nuclear-peripheral models of the studied concept are proposed. During the construction of the first model, the connection between concept “student” and super-concepts “human”, “education/to study” (“to learn”), “higher educational institution is determined”. In the nuclear-peripheral model of this concept, being characterized for the beginning of the last century, the main complex (compound) semes are ‘young man’, ‘studying for a certain time at a university or institute’, ‘engaged mainly in educational activities to obtain one or another profession’. The socio-political and individual characteristics are presumably found in the interpretational field of the considered concept. It was also established that there is no connotation in the lexical semantics of the name of concept “student”. All self-evaluative features of this word are contextually determined. Conclusion. This work is intended for researchers in the field of lexical semantics, linguo-culturology and for students of linguistic conceptual analysis techniques.

Keywords: concept name “student”, its semantic attributes, contexts of Russian National Corpus

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Gevin P.I. ART IN WORDS: EKPHRASTIC REPRESENTATIONS OF PAINTINGS IN THE NOVELS BY D. RUBINA AND M. ATWOOD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 3 (215). P. 92-101

Introduction. The present paper examines a literary figure of ekphrasis and its implementation through intertextual references in fiction. Despite how relatively ‘researched’ the phenomenon of ekphrasis is, the overwhelming majority of existing works focuses on the transfer of meaning between the verbal and visual mediums. This approach omits the reader’s possible interpretation of ekphrastic descriptions and their stylistic expression in texts. The aim of the research is to carry out a linguistic analysis of ekphrastic intertextual references and their possible impact on the reader’s perception of a fictional text. Material and methods. The study is based on ekphrastic abstracts from the novels by Dina Rubina ‘On the Sunny Side of the Street’ and Margaret Atwood’s ‘Cat’s Eye’. The research methodology uses the following techniques of cognitive poetics: the figure-ground dichotomy, the model of literary resonance, the theory of narrative interrelation. Results and discussion. The cognitive poetic analysis of the ekphrastic representations of characters has shown: • intertextual references link scenes within a narrative; • intertextual references supply additional symbolic and metaphorical meanings to an artwork; • intertextual references imitate the visual organisation of an art object at the syntactic, semantic and textual levels. Conclusion. Using cognitive poetic methods of linguistic analysis, we examined stylistic expression of ekphrasis in a literary text. Taking the role of a figure, the character depicted in the painting acts as a pronounced attractor when influencing the reader’s perception. This perceptual influence is confirmed by the typical semantic, syntactic and stylistic characteristics of attractors presented in the analysed passages. Comparison of the ekphrastic descriptions and the corresponding context revealed the parallelism of the used constructions, which indicates a similar organisation of their figure-background relations. Parallelism can be also marked as specific intertextual references, through which an art object is actualised in the reader’s mind. In addition to the contextual environment, intertextual references contribute to the symbolic realisation of a character in a literary text, complementing their representation with metaphorical and conceptual meanings.

Keywords: ekphrasis, intertextual reference, cognitive poetics, figure, ground, attractor, narrative interrelation, ekphrastic representation

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Pankov A.V., Gafiyatova O.V., Khramkova E.A. DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE INTEREST IN TEACHING MATHEMATICS TO SENIOR PRESCHOOLERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 5 (223). P. 132-147

Introduction. One of the pressing problems of modern preschool education is the mathematical education of children, which in turn is the foundation for the further development of mathematical training of preschoolers. This problem directly stems mainly from the lack of professional knowledge among educators and preschool education programs, in particular, developing cognitive interest in teaching mathematics to senior preschoolers. The aim of the research is to develop and test a program for the development of cognitive interest in children in the process of teaching mathematics in preschool institutions. Material and methods. To determine the level of development of cognitive interest in teaching mathematics in senior preschoolers, a set of diagnostic methods was selected: L. N. Prokhorov’s method for studying the attitude of children to cognitive activity; Yu. A. Afonkin’s methodology “Child in the classroom” for studying the behavior of children in the classroom with mathematical content; a survey of parents “Organization of cognitive activity of preschool children at home” was conducted to identify the degree of participation of parents in the cognitive activity of the child and maintaining his interest. The empirical base of the study was formed by taking a continuous sample in one of the preschool institutions in the city of Chistopol: the municipal budgetary preschool educational institution “Kindergarten of general developmental type No. 6 “Zhemchuzhinka”” of the Chistopol municipal district of the Republic of Tatarstan. Results and discussion. The problem of developing cognitive interest in senior preschool children is a unique period of development of a child’s personality, since during this period children form an idea of the world around them, intensive physical and mental development occurs. One of the facets of its development is cognitive interest. During the experimental study, it was revealed: 1. A positive change in the mathematical development of children begins with their experience with real objects or objects that have quantitative or qualitative properties, such as different colors, sizes and shapes, when performing arithmetic or logical operations with numbers. 2. Teaching mathematics through games may appeal to preschoolers who find mathematics inaccessible and tedious. Learning through games helps children understand that understanding mathematical patterns and relationships can be a pleasant and motivating activity. Based on the analysis of the six-step theory of teaching mathematics by Zoltan Dienes, an experimental study was conducted on the development and testing of the psychological and pedagogical program “Magic Figures” for the development of cognitive interest in teaching mathematics to older preschoolers. In the course of conducting an experimental study to determine the level of development of cognitive interest in teaching mathematics to older preschoolers using a set of diagnostic techniques, we made the following conclusions: the program increased the motivation of children to participate in math classes; the program strengthens the students’ conviction of the need to study mathematics at preschool age; the program encourages students to take a responsible approach to their professional development; the program increases students’ confidence in learning mathematics; The program provides educators with appropriate tools and facilities for teaching mathematics in preschool institutions. Conclusion. In the course of the implementation of the psychological and pedagogical program “Magic Figures”, the development of cognitive interest in teaching mathematics among older preschoolers, there is a positive trend in the mathematical training of both educators and preschool children. Mathematical ability is an essential skill needed in everyday life.

Keywords: mathematical training, educators, preschool education, cognitive interest

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Rudoy A.N. Contemporary problems of physical geography: quaternary ice-damned lakes in the mountains of South Siberia and their influence on the development of intracontinental water run-off systems of North Asia in late pleistocene. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 2 (5). P. 82-104

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Zadde I.N. Science, culture and education on the way to ecosophy of social being and consciousness. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 2 (27). P. 3-7

The modern global systematic crisis is difficult one not only because it demands the working out of the whole common integral approach to decision of many questions of mordenity, but because it reflects the global cyclic processes in evolution of civilization on the whole. It is connected with necessity of transformation of dominant historical type of Culture, its scientific and world outlooking bases, change to new level of development. Therefore, the quest for internal (immanent) mechanism of communication of Science, Culture and Education, their transformed dynamicsin the process of evolution is a central fundamental question in crisis settling. The author's version of internal logic of this movement and formation of common science (Ecosophy) about development of nature and society is represented in the work. Reality of modern stage of civilization development is consisted in existence of global systematic crisis (geopolitical, economic, ecological, sociocultural), spreading alloversides of Social life of Socium. Besides, ecological crisis is crossed in one point with political, economic, cultural ones. It means, that the whey of their Settlement is also common and requires change of world outlook picture. In its turn, it requires integrated approach and common science about nature and Society development.

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Voytsekovskaya S.A., Astafurova T.P., Ageyev B.G., Sapozhnikova V.A. Peculiarities of Biochemical Mechanisms of Adaptation to Hvpobaric Hypoxia of Plants, Which Differ in Steadiness. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 4 (36). P. 112-114

It was investigated the effect of hypobaric hypoxia on the activity of enzyme of different metabolic pathways in wheat and rice seedlings, which differ in steadiness to studying factor. Hypoxic incubation was resulted in increased enzymatic activities of alcohol dehydrogenase and malate dehydrogenase (NADH) in roots and leaves of rice. The activity of malate dehydrogenase (NAD*) was decreased in roots and leaves of both plants under hypoxia.

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Kanov V.I. Planning the Shift of the Function of Savings in the Macroeconomics. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 5 (49). P. 7-9

Russia in the context of the extended forecast of the development of the world economy: desired state and conditions for its achievement.

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Babak L.I., Dyachko A.N. Design of ultrawide-band amplifiers with prescribed phase-frequency and transient responses.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 7 (51). P. 5-10

It is shown that in broadband transistor amplifiers with minimum-phase two-port compensation networks, a non-minimum-phase shift of transistor does not signifi¬cantly influences phase and transient responses. Thus, the design of amplifiers with desired phase and transient responses can be reduced to providing a suitable ampli¬tude-frequency characteristic, as in the case of mini¬mum-phase circuits. The design examples of ultra-wideband amplifiers with prescribed phase and transient responses are presented.

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Golovchiner V.E. -. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 140-142

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Kostyukova T.A., Shulgin A. ORTHODOX PEDAGOGY IN MODERN SPIRITUAL, CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL SITUATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 10 (100). P. 25-30

This article is devoted to the analysis of pedagogical reasons of the modern cultural and civilization crisis, which reveals a loss of immanent values of life. It is proved that modern pedagogy tends to entire perception of person and includes confessional systems, including orthodox. Orthodox system tends to self-perfection, self-organization, selfdetermination of personality. As an example in the article the experience of the centre working with drug addicts and their families is shown.

Keywords: spiritual, cultural and historical situation, orthodox pedagogy, humanism, rehabilitation of drug addicts, program of spiritual and moral upbringing

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Selyutina A.V., Reviakina V.I. THE MODEL OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS BY MEANS OF ADAPTIVE PEDAGOGY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 53-58

This article presents a model of social development of younger schoolboys by means of adaptive pedagogy. Adaptive pedagogy is actual and modern trend in training and education of children. We offer methodical means and receptions which have been realized in the course of physical training. However, they can be applied in other subjects or out-of-class activities.

Keywords: social development of the person, primary school students, comprehensive school, adaptive pedagogy, adaptive school, model of adaptive educational process, model of social development, physical training

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Kuznetsova E.A. VALEOLOGICAL SUPPORT OF STUDENTS’ INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLANS AS CONDITION OF THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF THE MIDDLE LEVEL MEDICAL STAFF. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 166-170

The article considers the features of the professional training of the middle level medical staff (determined by training practices and further labour activity) in the context of valeological support of students individual education plans, which results in independent decisions – safe for personal health of trainees and people with health problems – taken by students in problem situations.

Keywords: student of medical college, valeological support, individuality, module educational technology, andragogical training philosophy

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Buchbinder I.L., Pletnev N.G. THE EFFECTIVE ACTION FOR N = 2, D3 SUPER YANG-MILLS-CHERN-SIMONS-MATTER THEORIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 13 (128). P. 45-50

We review the background eld method for three-dimensional Yang-Mills and Chern-Simons models in N = 2 superspace. The background eld method and heat kernel techniques are applied for evaluating the low-energy effective actions in N = 2 supersymmetric Yang-Mills and Chern-Simons models as well as in N = 4 and N = 8 SYM theories.

Keywords: superspace, effective action, super Yang-Mills, super Chern-Simons models

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Lopukhina A.S., Avdonina L.G., Taratorina V.N. DEVELOPMENT OF QUICK REACTION TO THE MOVING OBJECT AMONG THE ENGAGED IN THE SPORTS SECTION “VOLLEYBALL” (ON THE EXAMPLE OF VOLOGDA STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 5 (194). P. 249-254

The modern specificity of the sports game “volleyball” is considered, which is based on the technical and tactical abilities of players used by them in the high-speed game, where it is necessary to solve quickly technical and tactical tasks. All this is directly connected with a game environment in which fight on the volleyball court is conducted. In the game of volleyball, each player has to monitor a game situation, not allow the opponent to impose his game plan, otherwise there will be a game defeat. In higher educational organizations, volleyball is included in the work program “Elective disciplines in physical culture and sports”, so the trainees study the features of this game with interest, not only in training classes, but also in training extra-curricular activities. Therefore, playing volleyball, students practice skills to quickly respond to changing situations, make the right decisions in various circumstances, choose the most appropriate actions. In this regard, as practice shows, interest in training classes in volleyball has increased, it also has defined the relevance of our pedagogical research, in selection of the most effective complexes of special exercises developing speed of reaction to a moving object among students engaged in the volleyball sports section.

Keywords: speed of reaction, visual orientation, speed of motive reaction, reaction to a moving object

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Zhukova E.Y. ANALYSIS OF THE AXIOLOGICAL COMPONENT OF THE CONCEPT LAUGHTER IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE PICTURE OF THE WORLD (ON THE MATERIAL OF PROVERBS, LEXICOGRAPHIC AND CORPUS DATA). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 3 (221). P. 23-33

Keywords: linguoculturology, linguoconceptology, the concept of LAUGHTER, the value component of the concept, connotation, evaluation, semantics

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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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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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Ulyanova N.V. Development of Cognitive Interest in Ecology Training. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 10 (61). P. 124-125

The author considers the problem training as the most important in the system of school ecological training and emphasizes its essential components: problem situations, cognitive objectives, game situations, plays. The problems, which appear and prompt to cognitive action, are not only the methods to stir up thinking, but often define the development of person’s inclinations and abilities. Ecological objectives and plays provoke huge interests, make auspicious emotional conditions, and promote stirring up of schoolchildren thinking, develop logic and cognitive self-dependence.

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Berezina N.A., Liss O.L. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 3 (81). P. 163-167

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