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Lysenko V.G. DIGITAL PLATFORM AS A CONDITION FOR IMPLEMENTING ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 2 (214). P. 24-30

Introduction. Modern challenges that the system of secondary vocational education faces are associated, first of all, with the creation of a safe digital educational environment. New educational environment includes new forms and technologies of teaching, retraining, advanced training supported by modern information systems, services and databases (digital platforms). Therefore, the creation, operation and maintenance of the digital platform in the condition of the advanced vocational training center is relevant, and crucial in the modern socio-cultural situation. The aim of the work is the determination of the digital platform role in the implementation of program for specialist advanced vocational training. Material and methods. As the methodological basis serves the concept of advancing (keeping ahead), which was developed in various sciences, including Russian pedagogy and psychology and then spread all over the world. The study of the best world experience of the international movement Worldskills and regulatory, strategic documents referred to the development of vocational education, as well as the awareness of the employers’ needs, contributes to systematization and generalization of knowledge in the field of digitalization of secondary vocational education. Results and discussion. The implementation of theoretical objectives and conceptual provisions of the advanced vocational training system, including the authors’ contribution; the experience of the Siberian Polytechnic School reflected in its training, retraining and advanced training programs used for training students, graduates of secondary vocational education institutions, and the unemployed people who lost their jobs due to aggravated socio-economic situation. These are the main drives for designing a new digital platform able to ensure the transformation of the regional economy and social sphere. The article describes the approaches used by the staff of the advanced vocational training center of the Siberian Polytechnic College to solve the priority tasks concerning a digital platform modeling and application of the competence constructor that are employed as a prerequisite for providing the listener with an individual educational trajectory within their training and further professional development. Conclusion. Thus, the article presents the initial outcomes of the performance and activities of the advanced vocational training center aimed at creating a digital platform. The design and development of this platform is considered as practical significance for the heads and top managers of professional educational organizations who are interested in training highly qualified specialists being the most popular on the regional labor market.

Keywords: secondary vocational education, advanced vocational training, competence, digital platform, competence constructor (designer) digital platforms, competence constructor

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Sarayeva E.E., Detinko Y.I. Multimodal Specifics of COVID-19 Poster: Impact on the Audience. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 1 (225). P. 49-57

In recent years, COVID-19 encourages medical organizations to intensify informing the population to stop the spread of the infection. A health poster is one of the most popular educational tools for the mass, therefore it is necessary to pay attention to linguistic and extralinguistic aspects of poster which have a big impact on people. The aim of the article is to identify the main strategies and tactics used in COVID-19 posters to prevent the infection, and to compare verbal and visual features of a health poster in Russian and English. The material for the study is health posters aimed at COVID-19 prevention in the English and Russian languages, posted on the official websites of various medical and healthcare organizations. The main method used in the study is multimodal discourse analysis. The article presents a comprehensive analysis of the main aspects of verbal and nonverbal impact in COVID-19 posters in English and Russian. Using multimodal discourse analysis, we distinguished the main strategies and tactics of COVID-19 posters impact, as well as their common and distinctive features in English and Russian. The main strategies used in the COVID-19 poster include the draw attention strategy, the informing strategy, the call for protection strategy, and the prohibition strategy. There are four strategies of the COVID-19 poster to impact the audience. Each strategy implements particular tactics using language, images, composition and other features. Moreover, there are some differences in posters in English and Russian from a cultural point of view, which can be explained by different context of communication between the two cultures, according to E. Hall’s research.

Keywords: medical poster, COVID-19, multimodal discourse analysis, impact, strategies, tactics

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Zyryanova E.V. The Problems of Morphemic Articulation of the Verbal Word in Selkup. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 1 (29). P. 43-46

The article dwells upon the problems of the morphemic articulation of the verbal word in Selkup. There are two structural elements in the verbal word: stems and affixes. Byword-building and form-building verbal stems suffer appreciable changes. Among them are: abbreviation of vowels' length in stem, reduplication or weakening of consonant on bound of the first and second syllables, elision of the final vowel and consonant, augment of verbal stem, interchanges of the final vowels of verbal stems.

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Petrov A.V. Russian Classical Literature and Changes in the Modern Educational System. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 6 (50). P. 112-117

The main ideas and problems of the present situation with the Russian classical literature in teachers and students consciousness are emphasized on the questionnaire materials. Opinions of respondents are viewed against a background of the modern educational reform and recent changes taking place in Russia's society.

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Makarova Z.V. Psycho-physiological Problem in Contemporary Western Philosophy. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 11 (74). P. 72-78

The psycho-physiological problem is still the point at issue in the works on psychology and physiology of Western researchers, scientists and philosophers. During last three decades it has been discussing from different approaches, and such philosophers as Paul M. Churchland, W.Quine and others suggested their alternative solutions of the problem. T.Nigel's conception, disposed towards a materialist approach to the psycho-physiological problem, seems to be the most reasonable theory on the evidence. However more constructive solutions of the psycho-physiological problem have been claimed in philosophical science of this country (D.I.Dubrovskiy's information conception, V.V.Orlov's conception of the physiological nature of mental states and processes, B.I.Bespalov's function-and-structure approach)

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Shushpanova O.V. THE PROBLEMS OF REALIZATION OF THE MODERNIZATION IDEAS OF RURAL EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 63-68

The article provides analysis of the process of realizing the leading ideas of modernization of education in rural schools: improving access, efficiency, quality of education.

Keywords: principles of accessibility, efficiency, quality education, modernization of rural schools.

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Khaludorova L.E. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY AS A WAY TO DEVELOP MORAL AND ECOLOGICAL VALUES OF A TEACHER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 247-252

The article deals with issues of moral and environmental values of the educator. An effective condition for the development of these values is a technology developed and implemented by the author studies in educational practice.

Keywords: educational technology, moral and ecological values, condition for development

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Matukhin D.L. PROSPECTS OF PROFESSIONAL MOBILITY DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL MAJOR STUDENTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 66-70

The article deals with strategic guidelines of the professional mobility development of technical major students due to ongoing changes in the economy, development of new technologies and changes in the structure of employment. The problems of professional mobility in the historical aspect are regarded; promising targets for its development are identified.

Keywords: professional mobility, humanization, personality, competence, continuing education, Bologna process

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Masterova M.A. DYNAMICS OF RELATIVISTIC PARTICLES IN THE FIELD OF HIGHLY MAGNETIZED ROTATING SPHERE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 12 (153). P. 172-176

The dynamics of a charged relativistic particle in electromagnetic field of a rotating magnetized celestial body with the magnetic axis inclined to the axis of rotation is studied. The covariant Lagrangian function in the rotating reference frame is found. Effective potential energy is defined on the base of the first integral of motion. The structure of the equipotential surfaces for a relativistic charged particle moving in strong magnetic field is studied and depicted. Behavior of the stationary points of the effective potential energy near the light cylinder is discussed.

Keywords: Størmer’s problem, oblique rotator, potential energy, trapping zones

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Filonov N.G., Deremeshko V.A. LOGISTIZATUON OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 27-34

An important instrument of the increase of educational activity is its logistization. In the article we offer a logistic model, where an educational institution is considered as a micro-logistic system, and educational activity – as a set of various flows of useful resources, which interact, influence each other, depend upon the current market conditions and evolve, corresponding to the change of inner and outer conditions. Using the logistic approach, we bring out the research of structure of the basic element of the system – the flow of human resources. The flow is represented as a certain function, having two components: scalar W0– the concrete appearance of useful resources and vector 0 W (t,z) – the orientation of the flow in space (z) and time (t). Thus, the flow is W =W0 ⋅W0(t,z). The special attention is paid to the process of forming the human resources flow and to its providing components. We show that in an educational establishment the educational activity results the conversion of the input flow of human resources (claimers for getting some educational services) into the output flow (specialists of various levels). Besides, for stable functioning of the conversion process the educational establishment requires the following vector components: material, financial, informational, of power (energetic), of manpower (personnel) and of service. We work out the mathematical expressions, describing this process. They give us the opportunity to define the sources of expenses and to optimize the total costs in order to minimize them.

Keywords: education, educational process, logistics, useful resources flows, logistization of educational activity

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Irgasheva T.G., Belova S.A. THE SYSTEM OF MUSEUM FUNDS AND ITS APPLICATION IN TRAINING STUDENTS OF THE 5–8 GRADES MAKING TOUR MESSAGES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 9 (162). P. 81-84

Federal state educational standard of basic General education task set the goal to prepare students for life in the information society. To solve this problem it is proposed to use Museum funds when teaching students to plan tour messages. The work of pupils in the period of preparation and carrying out of excursions activates learning process, improves the quality of education. The immersion of pupils in certain lingvistic regional studies museum environment becomes a means of their spiritual and moral education, formation and development of their linguistic identity. The article aims to give a definition of school-Museum learning tools; on the example of Khakas schools to consider their application in teaching students of grades 5–8 to plan tour messages on the lessons of language development, in-class and extracurricular activities, describe the program of teaching research of the tour speech by the students.

Keywords: artifacts, the Museum system tools when teaching students, tour message

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Tchernyavskaya Y.O. IMAGES OF TOYS IN MODERN SIBERIAN PROSE FOR CHILDREN (BY THE WORKS OF S. K. DANILOV “THE PRINCESS AGASHKA IN THE LAND OF UNKNOWN ANIMALS”, V. V. SHKALIKOV “PEGASUS”, Y. S. BURKIN “THE YEAR OF THE PRINCESS OF BUKASHKA”). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 11 (188). P. 211-217

The article contains the analysis of the images of toys in the works of Siberian writers of the beginning of the XXI: the story-tale “Princess Agashka in the Land of Unknown Animals” by S. K. Danilov, “Pegasus” by V. V. Shkalikov, “The Year of the Princess Bukashka” by Yu. S. Burkin. A toy, which has the oldest origin and combined ritual sacral, playful, psychological functions, is one of the classic images of children’s literature. All these properties are reflected in different ways in the works of the Siberian authors. In the story-tale by S. K. Danilov the old toys serve as assistants, guides, custodians of knowledge, as a mirror image of the inner world of Agashka, and also personify the state of abandonment and desolation, thereby contributing to the formation of important personal qualities of the main character. Old dolls, personifying true values (kindness, friendship, charity) are contrasted with Cindy dolls, symbolizing the values of the era of consumption. Overcoming the temptations associated with the problem of choosing life ideals, Agashka leaves the Playground of the Land of Unknown Beasts and goes to the real world with a personality. In the “Pegasus” by V. V. Shkalikov in the image of a wooden saltcellar are found the oldest solar images-symbols (winged horse, bird), which have important cultural and historical significance. The act of creating a toy made of natural material leads to the awakening and, in a literal sense, the revitalization of inanimate material, becomes the impetus for inducing heroes to search for the meaning of existence. In the cycle of stories by Yu. S. Burkin “The Year of the Princess Bukashka” the toys perform an important function of the amulet. In addition, references to classical children’s literature-works by L. Carroll, S. K. Lewis, A. N. Tolstoy, Sasha Tcherny, A. Barto, etc. are found in the works of Siberian authors.

Keywords: S. K. Danilov, V. V. Shkalikov, Yu. S. Burkin, “Princess Agashka in the Land of Unknown Animals”, “Pegasus”, “The Year of the Princess Bukashka”, children’s literature, images of toys

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Wagner I.V. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SUBJECT APPROACH TO THE DESIGN OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN GENERAL EDUCATION ORGANIZATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 1 (190). P. 77-83

The article reveals the ways of implementing the subject approach to the design of the personal development program in the general education organization. The relevance of the problem is justified by the requirements of federal state educational standards for general education, the educational component of which presupposes the design of its own personal development program, taking into account the characteristics of the socio-cultural environment, the needs of the subjects of education. The article shows how to involve children in the process of creating and developing a personal development program, to form a space for self-realization of children on the basis of social design techniques. It is shown that the principle of subjectivity presupposes the organization of educational content, which would be inherently the space of children’s self-determination, would provide children with the opportunity to choose topics for projects, content and activities, roles and social positions in collective activities, forms, methods, time frame, cooperation partners , etc. The article contains approaches to developing a variable personal development program as a system of children’s projects - collective, group, individual. The content of personal development is reflected in the program in the form of thematic cycles of the project activity, which are a set of various types, subjects, duration and composition of project participants with gaming instrumentation, suggest the integration of various types of children’s activities in accordance with the main directions and values of the personal development of students in primary school. The approximate content of project initiatives of children is exemplified on the example of primary general education. Approaches to the evaluation of the results of program implementation based on the subject approach are outlined.

Keywords: personal development, personal development program, personal development content, subject approach, social designing, project technologies

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Fedotova V.S. Formation of the teacher’s value orientations for self-development and self-organization in the context of digitalization of education. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 2 (226). P. 111-119

Creative pedagogical activity implies continuous professional development of the teacher. The digital educational environment has ample opportunities for self-development and self-organization of the teacher. In the process of self-development, the teacher actualizes theoretical knowledge and gains new practical experience. This allows him to rationally choose the means for pedagogical actions, effectively, technologically, valeologically carry out pedagogical activities. There is a need to form a teacher’s value orientations for self-development and self-determination. The purpose of the study is to scientifically substantiate the possibility of using the resources of the digital educational environment to develop value orientations for continuous self-development and self-organization among teachers. The methodology and research methods are based on the characterization of pedagogical activity as a creative process, the analysis of the effectiveness of pedagogical activity in the characteristics of activity from the standpoint of a praxeological approach, the use of reflective self-assessment to form the teacher’s value orientations for self-development. The teacher’s value orientations towards continuous self-development and self-organization contribute to the creative self-realization of the teacher and the improvement of the quality and awareness of pedagogical work. Reflective assessment of actions allows the teacher to find deficiencies in the implementation of labor functions and ways to eliminate them. It is concluded that the formation of teacher’s value orientations for self-development and self-organization is an important task of pedagogical education. The theoretical significance of the study is determined by the model of the process of creative solution of a cognitive task by a teacher in a digital educational environment based on a praxeological approach. The practical significance is the range of possibilities of the digital educational environment for the teacher’s selfdevelopment and self-organization.

Keywords: professional development, pedagogical creativity, value orientations, digitalization of education

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Shvydkiy V.G. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 3 (3). P. 16-17

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Urazaeva T.T. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 6 (15). P. 73-76

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Drobchenko V.A. Professional questions at the congresses of the teachers of Siberia in March-June, 1917.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 4 (20). P. 9-11

The problems of Siberian teachers in the in the difficult period of the development of the Russian revolution are considered and the attempts of their solving at the professional congresses in 1917 are analyzed.

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Vorobyev N.V. The Problem of Conversion of the Urban and Working Consumer Cooperation of Siberia into the Voluntary Membership. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 4 (32). P. 65-68

The article is devoted to the conversion of the urban and working consumer cooperation of Siberia into the voluntary membership. This conversion restored the clas sical principles of functioning of the cooperation that were widely spread in pre-revolutional Russia and other countries of the world.

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Bykonya S.G. The Dosing of Physical Activity of Tuberculous Children of 14 Years According to Negative Climatic-Meteorological Factors. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 5 (68). P. 97-100

It is essential nowadays to search new and more effective means and methods of physical education which help to influence the state of children with tuberculous intoxication and their ability to work physically. The article represents the results of the experiment which prove the efficiency of usage of the optimum dosed physical activity by tuberculous children of 14. The optimization of the physical activity during negative climatic-meteorological period helps to make the teaching process more effective and to attain recovery under improvement of functional state of the internal system of a child’s organism

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Bykonya S.G. .Experimental foundation of teaching methods in physical education of tuberculosis infected children of the age of 12-14 in conditions of a sanatorium-forest school. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 1 (79). P. 26-29

The article deals with the results of experimental research of optimally dosed differently oriented sanitary study during the academic year or the results of the period of influence of the climate-meteorological factors.

Keywords: .physical education, tuberculosis infected children, a sanatorium-forest school, sanitary study, the climate-meteorological factors

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Akhmetova L.V. GENDER AND AGE FEATURES OF STUDENTS COGNITIVE SPHERE DETERMINANTS DEVELOPMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 11 (89). P. 88-95

The article presents the results of gender and age features of primary students' cognitive sphere development investigation. The author displays the personality cognitive sphere as systemic hierarchal arranged formation. It is stated that the personality cognitive sphere is a fundamental component of a person's psychic device. The personality cognitive sphere development is determined by natural intuitive and information and operation basic determinants directions, it is also determined by gender and age individual psychological personal properties

Keywords: cognitive sphere of a personality, determinants of cognitive development, gender and age features

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Sidorenko T.V., Fofanov O.B. -work modeling in teaching foreign languages to nonlinguistic students. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 6 (108). P. 59-63

In the article results of pedagogical design depicting the insights of learning and teaching environment are demonstrated. The modeling of the educational process was implemented on the main principals of competence approach. The subject for modeling was considered the self-work of non linguistic students in teaching foreign languages. Self-work is seen as a tool that is able to facilitate competences’ development.

Keywords: cultural and professional competences, pedagogical design, students’ self-work IDEF0 methodology.

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Gurova O.S., Seredina T.S. Some features of family perspectives of young men. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 6 (108). P. 147-150

The article raises problems of young man planning a future family life. The theoretical approach to the study of family perspectives of personality in terms of values and meaning, emotional and cognitive components. The authors present the results of research of specifics of family prospects of young men.

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Shchur N.N. DEVELOPING TEACHER EXPERTISE IN THE US PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 6 (134). P. 33-39

There have been analysed the main activity issues of professional learning communities as a strategy of teacher professional learning in the USA. The peculiarities, aims and tasks of professional learning communities have been defined. There have been substantiated the challenges of creating professional learning communities and their solutions.

Keywords: professional learning communities, strategy of teacher professional learning

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Snegireva L.I. THE COMPOSITION OF THE POPULATION EVACUATED TO THE WEST SIBERIAN REAR AREA DURING THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 2 (155). P. 38-43

Based on archival materials the article presents the data on the number and proportion of evacuees among the whole population of West Siberia, the proportion of children among the evacuees in West Siberia and the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic as a whole. In reliance of the data we made the conclusion that for West Siberia the proportion of children in relation to adults among the arrived evacuees was bigger than that for the whole country, which indicates that the load on the social sphere of the region and its society at all was high. The analysis of the evacuees’ settlement based on the types of inhabited localities indicates that the main part of them settled in urban localities. Their migration activity was of the highest level. The analysis of the composition of population, which was evacuated to the West Siberia, enables to conclude that women constituted the majority of the population. What concerns the social structure of the arrived population a significant portion of it consisted of workers, engineers and technicians, employees. Diverse ethnic composition was characteristic of the evacuees. A little more than a half of the arrived population consisted able-bodied people. Considering the difficulties and results of employment we came to a conclusion that in this respect a set of West Siberian regions came close to the whole country level, and Novosibirsk and Kemerovo regions exceeded the general country level significantly. The article emphasizes that the evacuees as social group was diverse. Within the group there could be distinguished several strata different in their social position.

Keywords: the Great Patriotic War, evacuation, accounting and reference work, job placement, age and gender, social, ethnic composition

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Slikishina I.V., Korovina Y.V. TEACHERS’ NETWORK INTERACTION AS A MEANS OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES FORMATION IN ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 8 (197). P. 144-148

The question of formation of professional competences of the teacher by means of network interaction within additional professional education of adults is considered. The results of the study of professional difficulties of teachers in the use of information and communication technologies and participation in network professional communities are presented. The characteristic of the formed professional competences and their connection with the professional standard of the teacher is given. The examples of tasks aimed at updating the network interaction of teachers with a focus on relevant professional skills are given: the need for interaction, communication with others; the need for self-realization, self-presentation. The learning management system (MOODLE), the organization of group work for the development and consolidation of skills in the use of information and communication technologies and project activities are described as tools for the training of teachers in the application of information and communication technologies. To assess the results, the methods of researching the professional competencies and ICT competencies of teachers was used to determine the level of the formation of the necessary qualities, which makes it possible to apply the opportunities of network communities for professional growth. Together with IT competences, the work describes the result of the formation of subject competence teachers in the competence of organizational activities, the competence of professional communication, the competence of mentoring.

Keywords: network interaction, professional competence of the teacher, professional standard of the teacher, ICT competence, solution of professional tasks, additional professional education

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Kopytov A.D. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 35-37

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Morogin V.G. Two Viewpoints on the Nature of Psychical Reality. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 3 (31). P. 61-66

The article treats positive and negative sides of the traditional view on the problem of the origin of the psychic. The author emphasizes the indisputable fact that the enormous amount of data accumulated in the arsenal of the sciences related to a human being, are impossible to explain from the standpoint of the officially recognized materialistic paradigm. He also points out the existence of extensive scientific research, the results of which obviously disagree with the evolutional theory of the psychic development of the person. The author presents arguments in favour of the alternative opinion, supported by the research based on the humanistic, existential and transpersonal concepts. He supposes that the alternative humanistic approach to solving urgent problems in psychology and psychiatry will be able to fill the void that appeared between the traditional Western thought and the philosophical system of the Ancient East.

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Glukhov A.P. The Mass Media as a Resource of Ethnic Conflict Mobilization in Modern Russia. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 1 (64). P. 14-18

This paper focuses on the analysis of media technologies used by mass communication media for the beginning of information war. Ethnic and nation conflicts are considered in the perspective of construction theory of society as initiated in the frames of information space.

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Lankina E.E. Developing the Creative Potential During the Musical-Aesthetical Activities of the Pupil. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 7 (70). P. 107-111

In the article the essence of a personally-oriented education is reviewed from the point of a creative psychology connected with music. The article states that musical activities in a secondary school must be based on the principle of an active creation reflected in its all the forms beginning from the musical perception to getting the musical habits and reaching the original emotionally-important results during the simple types of musical improvisation and creation

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Petrova G.A. The Role of Foreign Language Training for Students Who study Economics. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 7 (70). P. 155-156

This article has points of actual questions of professional skills. Some pedagogical conditions of formation text competence are revealed as a part of being ready future economists for making its activities. The author’s opinion is about forms of organization educational process in university

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Gorkaltseva E.N. Developing cognitive and communication skills by popular songs in English through language learning process. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 6 (108). P. 89-92

The article discusses the definition of cognitive and communicative skills, states the importance of cognitive and communicative skills with regard to the competence approach, and reviews the didactic value of popular songs in English for developing students’ abilities of cognition and communication in the process of language learning.

Keywords: cognitive and communication skills, competence, popular songs in English.

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Karmanova Y.A. ENTOMOLOGICAL VOCABULARY OF THE SELCUP LANGUAGE AS A REPRESENTATION OF SELCUP’S MYTHOLOGICAL PICTURE OF THE WORLD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 130-133

The paper considers some peculiarities of Selcup world creation and its influence on the formation of entomological vocabulary in the Selcup language. The names of insects were systematized and their morphemic division let us define their possible initial meaning for the Selcup nation.

Keywords: the Selcup language, names of insects (entomological vocabulary), mythology, a lexeme qaІalqo ‘an insect’

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Kollegov A.K., Belyayeva L.A. THE DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY: HISTORY AND MODERNITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 160-166

The article deals with the historical and theoretical problem of understanding and the birth development phenomenon of the department of general pedagogy and psychology – the titular department of the university.

Keywords: education, history formation, higher education, department

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Medvedev I.B., Sartakova E.E. METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE CONCEPTUAL JUSTIFICATION OF NETWORKING IN RURAL SCHOOLS TO MEET THE CHALLENGES OF MODERNIZATION OF EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 41-46

The article describes the methodological approaches used in the theoretical justifi cation for networking of educational institutions.

Keywords: methodology, systems, dialectical, historical, comprehensive, competency approaches

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Burmistrova S.V. SEMANTICS OF THE MATERIAL WORLD IN THE PROSE BY A. Y. PANAEVA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 9 (124). P. 127-132

The article presents the research of the A. Panaeva’s prose from the point of view of the artistic space and its content. The research of the think-world semantics and the artistic space modeling methods allow specify the author’s world picture and her creative method.

Keywords: Women’s prose, gender, artistic space, mean, Panaeva, poetics, artistic concepts

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Volkov I.V. DISTRIBUTION, SYNMORPHOLOGY AND ECOLOGY OF DRYAS-DOMINATED TUNDRA IN ALTAI. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 8 (136). P. 100-107

The distribution, climatological and ecological analyses revealed that tundra plant communities dominated by Dryas have relatively small range of ecological tolerance. The structure of tundra is defined by biomorphological features of dominant species, Dryas oxyodonta Juz., and specific character of their relations to other components of the community.

Keywords: Dryas-dominated tundra, high-mountain phytocoenoses, synmorphology, biomorphological specters of plants

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Ovcharenko N.A. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF MUSIC ART IN UKRAINE: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 13 (141). P. 21-25

Actual problems of professional training of future teachers on music art are explored in article. The classification of contemporary Ukrainian scientific explorations of the higher education is given in sphere of music art in this work. Some prospects of professional training of the future teachers on music art of Ukraine are defined in this scientific article.

Keywords: professional training, future teacher on music art, structure of higher education, music art

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Stas A.N. METHODS OF TEACHING THE DESIGNING OF TRANSLATORS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 8 (161). P. 76-81

This article presents the methods of teaching technology of the development of translators from high-level programming languages. The proposed methods contributes to the development of algorithmic thinking skills. The peculiarity of the considered methods is a consistent study of the main stages of building a compiler such as lexical analysis, syntactic analysis, semantic analysis, reverse polish notation interpreter. The study is based on the example of a specialized educational programming language that contains the minimum set of basic algorithmic structures. The interpreter from this language with the use of algorithms based on finite state machine, recursive descent parser and reverse polish notation was developed.

Keywords: methods of teaching, translator, interpreter, algorithmic thinking

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Gavrilov S.V., Gavrilova I.A. V. I. SEMEVSKY VERSUS S. P. MELGUNOV: DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTS OF THE “NONPARTISAN” JOURNAL “GOLOS MINUVSHEGO” IN 1913−1916. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 5 (170). P. 196-203

The article studies the peculiarities of V. I. Semevsky’s work as an editor of the journal “Golos Minuvshego”. Particular attention is paid to the characteristics of his mutual relations with S. P. Melgunov as a co-editor and the description of their business correspondence regarding elaboration of the ideology of the journal. The article analyzes an attempt of creation and functioning of the “nonpartisan” edition aiming at consolidating various strata of the democratic public. It examines the structure and quality of the published materials, the problems of coverage by the journal of history of Russian social thought, an attitude toward political tasks of Russian historical journalism and involvement of young talented scholars. The authors stress the possibility of using “thick” journals as a propaganda tool of opposition intelligentsia.

Keywords: V. I. Semevsky, Golos Minuvshego, intelligentsia, historical periodicals, history of social thought, S. P. Melgunov

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Persidskaya A.S. SOMATIC VOCABLARY AS A REFLECTION OF SPACE PERCEPTION OF THE SELKUPS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 11 (188). P. 110-115

Anthropocentric approach is currently very relevant in studying of language and culture. According to this approach the person appears to be the central reference point in measurement and description of objects of the surrounding reality. The question of spatial orientation is not quite studied at the moment in the Selkup culture which owing to its originality is of special interest for consideration. The article is devoted to studying of the above-stated question through the “prism” of a human body. Having carried out the linguistic analysis of names of parts of a human body it has been revealed that a human being is considered to be a focal point in view of the Selkups both in plane (horizontal) division of space and in vertical. Somonims are used by representatives of the Selkup ethnos to describe positions of parts of objects in space. Thus, somatic vocabulary is revealed to denote upper, lower, front, back, side and inner parts of objects. Moreover, some of them changed their grammatical category into postpositions and are currently used to describe the movements against parts of objects having certain position in space, i.e. the movements against the upper, lower, front, back and side parts of objects and the movement oriented inside.

Keywords: the Selkup language, space, perception of space, somatic vocabulary, somonim, names of parts of body

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Stepanov V.I. ABOUT THE STUDENTS’ MOTIVES IN STATE AND PRIVATE HIGHER INSTITUTIONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 1 (190). P. 123-128

The article describes the concept of motivation and motives, explores a naturalistic approach to man, characteristic of the Western tradition studying the motives as «a multifaceted concept that includes: needs, attitudes, interest, habits, motives, desires, inclinations, urges, examines the impact of motivation on learning, the dynamics of motives of choice of profession, the influence of type of school on the motivation of educational activity of students at state and private institutions. It is noted that among the students of a private university clearly prevails the pursuit of knowledge and orientation to a professional career and at the same time a disregard for the degree. We are slightly puzzled by the coincidence of positions of students of both universities in relation to the career of the entrepreneur and the manager. The survey showed that the availability of money with a lack of abilities plays a prominent but not central role in the selection of paid education. The motives of educational activity of students are closely linked with the motives of choice of institution (profession), and with the conditions of professional activities. They are largely determined by the degree of satisfaction with the quality of teaching and training. The study motives of the student youth of non-state and state colleges of higher education suggests that at present the fundamental differences in this area do not exist, largely due to the immaturity of the private sector of higher education. However, research has shown the relationship between the payment for learning and a higher motivation for learning of students of a private college. The students found great interest in his professional career, confidence in their future, there is no doubt that they are faster to adapt to new economic and social realities.

Keywords: motives, motivation of educational activity, state sector of higher education, private sector of higher education

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Stepovaya V.I. ENGLISH-LANGUAGE RECEPTION OF N. V. GOGOL’S COMEDY “THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR” IN THE TRANSLATION INTERPRETATION BY K. GARNETT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 5 (211). P. 192-205

Introduction. The choice of approach to the analysis of literary translation in this article is explained by the fact that interpretation in translation involves co-creation of the translator and the author of the original work, so that a new understanding of it can arise. Aim and objectives. The aim of the article is to identify the differences between the author’s interpretation of the comedy “The Government Inspector” and its translation interpretation by K. Garnett. It will allow us to see the semantic transformations of the work as it penetrates into the English-speaking culture. Material and methods. The material of the research is the comedy “The Government Inspector” by N. V. Gogol and its translation into English, made by the British translator K. Garnett in 1926. The methodology of this research is based on a comparative method, as well as a method for studying translation through the concept of “translation interpretation”. Results and discussion. The translator does not put the name “Silent scene” in a separate title and writes it in small italics merged with the previous text. This reduces its significance for English readers. In addition, K. Garnett in the translation of the play removes the division into scenes, which supports the classical symmetry and correctness of architectonics, while demonstrating the subordination of being to the divine plan. This suggests that in the understanding of the translator there were no initially harmonious laws of human existence. As for anthroponomy, all the names and surnames of the characters are conveyed by K. Garnett using transliteration. This means that for the English-speaking reader, their “speaking” meaning is lost. At the same time, this method of translation may also have a deeper meaning. In the original work, the characters are united by their involvement in vice, the symbolic embodiment of which they are. They are also connected by a common expectation of punishment for their actions and, undoubtedly, by belonging to the same people, since this issue was important for Gogol. It embodies the influence of the romanticism traditions on him. In comedy, the unity of the people demonstrates, in particular, the common national character of the dramatic personae. The presence and nature of the vice in each individual case is expressed, among other things, by the name of the character. But since this semantics is lost due to transliteration in translation, the connecting thread becomes less obvious to English-speaking reader. The loss of the original semantics of belonging of heroes to a common nation is facilitated by the translation of phraseological phrases, proverbs and sayings found in the original text. In the translation by K. Garnett, the idiomatic speech of the characters, indicating their folk character, was largely reduced. A similar feature is the frequent replacement of colloquial expressions of heroes with lexemes of the literary language. Therefore, the characters’ speech becomes more neutral and loses its expressiveness. Due to the prevailing number of such transformations, the characters of the dramatic personae in the translation of the comedy can hardly be called folk. Regarding the translation of Russian realities, it should be noted that K. Garnett replaced many of them with English ones. And although we cannot say that this applies to all realities, but they are the absolute majority, which cannot but affect readers reception. Among other things, K. Garnett adds a Gendarme to the list of actors, which does not correspond to Gogol’s conception. The Gendarme in the comedy acts as a “herald of the Last judgment” and his figure shows “transpersonal power”, which is why he is not on the stage of the theater. However, the appearance of the Gendarme in the list of actors in the translation text completely deprives him of the opportunity to embody the hand of God. Together with the “Silent scene” leveling this deprives comedy its significance and true meaning, which Gogol sought to express. Conclusion. The emergence of such a version of the comedy translation can be attributed to the fact that K. Garnett worked at the beginning of the modernist era, “the root characteristic of the literature of which is, in particular, the belief in the isolation, alienation and ultimate absurdity of each individual existence and the entire macrocosm of reality”. This largely contributes to the formalistic approach to poetics, which in this case is chosen by the translator. This is expressed in the fact that K. Garnett reproduces the text without taking into account the influence of the author’s biography and views. It cannot also be said that the cultural and historical context of the original and Gogol’s reception of literary traditions were sufficiently taken into account. Transformations in translation have led to the fact that characters are perceived as part of a faceless crowd, each member of which is not connected by anything, and not as people drawing inspiration from their unity. The characters are still together waiting for the Government Inspector, but the meaning of his appearance loses its sacred meaning of God’s punishment. In this interpretation, the existence of comedy characters appears absurd and even tragic to some extent, since there is no positive or negative dynamics. Thus, although the original author’s meaning was not recreated by K. Garnett in the translation of “The Government Inspector” into English, it can be stated that a new one that conveys a sense of hopelessness at the turn of the XIX−XX centuries has emerged.

Keywords: N. V. Gogol, C. Garnett, reception, translation, interpretation

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Galtsova N.P. . Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 6 (9). P. 53-56

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Shmygalev K.A. The Corporative Culture Formation in Modern Russia.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 3 (19). P. 51-52

The article deals with the problem of changing of the collective identification in Russia into the group corporative culture. The last one is aimed to influence on the devel¬opment of sound economic and political structures and to form a proper person and his perspective world outlook. Taking into consideration the corporative culture mechanisms interaction with the national ones, capable to give it tested expedient of effectiveness and steadiness is of great importance.

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Borshchevskiy A.A. Physical Culture of Risk Group Children. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 5 (68). P. 5-6

The problem stated in this article is highly critical in our opinion. It is determined by the fact that currently the society is facing the situation when our young generation due to the absence of events positively influencing on them is included in the “life of robbery, violence and alcoholic abuse”, how terrible it could sound. At-risk children represent a serious danger. That’s why the author of the paper suggests solving the problem of children with deviant behavior through attracting them to physical and sports activities

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Kamaletdinova Z.S. DRIMONYMIC LANDSCAPE LEXICON OF TOMSK TATARS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 7 (97). P. 71-76

The paper characterizes natural landscape - the habitat of the Tomsk Tatars’. The author explores local geographical terms coding forestlands and their elements.

Keywords: landscape, landscape lexicon, geographical terms, taiga forests

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Sukhorukova N.V. TESTING: YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 10 (112). P. 48-50

The article is the result of theoretical study of testing development. We consider testing stages suggested by Russian and international researchers, and various approaches to language testing.

Keywords: testing, testing periodization, approaches to language testing, the essay-translation approach, the structuralist approach, the integrative approach, the communicative approach

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Sazonova N.I. STRUCTURALISM AND HERMENEUTICS IN THE ANALYSIS OF THE SACRED TEXT: TO THE PROBLEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 11 (113). P. 199-202

The article is devoted to methodological problems of studying the religious consciousness in relation to the study of sacred text. It shows possibilities of application to the analysis of sacred text methods of structuralism and hermeneutics.

Keywords: sacred text, religious consciousness, structuralism, hermeneutics

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Rok B. THE PROBLEM OF NATIONAL AND CONFESSIONAL MINORITIES IN THE HISTORY OF OLD POLISH-LITHUANIAN COMMONWEALTH (1569–1795). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 3 (118). P. 70-75

The article is devoted to the problem of interrelations of people who are the representatives of different nationalities and religions on the territory of the old Commonwealth in the 16th – 18th centuries. As a result of emerged situation during almost five centuries of the old Polish-Lithuanian state history no one nation of the Commonwealth has lost its historical and national consciousness besides the polonisation of many representatives of these nations.

Keywords: commonwealth, interrelations, national minority, confessional minority, settled nations, scattered nations

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