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Sevryukova A.A. METHODS OF TEACHER’ RESEARCH POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE SYSTEM OF ADDITIONAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 6 (134). P. 93-98

The article proves that a teacher, able to organize and carry out investigation, comes to the fore in the conditions of federal state educational standards of common education. The author defines “teacher’s research potential”, “development of teacher’s research potential”. Special attention is paid to methods of development of teacher’s research potential at the system of an additional vocational education.

Keywords: teacher’s research potential, development of teacher’s research potential, methodology, system of additional vocational education

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Mokryy V.Y. CULTUROLOGICAL FEATURES OF TRAINING THE DISCIPLINE “INFORMATICS” TO STUDENTS OF LIBERAL ARTS COLLEG E. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 3 (192). P. 91-96

The article presents the interim results of the study, the purpose of which is to study the possibilities of using new information and communication technologies in the areas of training implemented in higher educational institutions specializing in training specia lists in the humanitarian field. The relevance of the subject is considered taking into account the need to improve the teaching of the discipl ine “Informatics” using intersubject communications between the fields “Informatics” and “Culturology”. Scientific novelty and significance of the operation. Intermediate results of the conducted researche are carried out, some cultural features of the teaching discipline “Informatics” are analyzed. Some cultural features of teaching discipline “Informatics» to the first year students of the direction of training “Economics” are discussed. With the use of the service https://www.visualworld.ru/ the key terms that characterize the structure of the subject areas “Culturology” and “Informatics” are highlighted. The tasks aimed at forming the information culture of students, developed by the teachers and indicated by the author, taking into account the pragmatic, semantic and syntactic aspects of information, are considered. It is advisable to offer the students the assignments aimed at researching expositions of museums of a corresponding orientation for independent implementation. Using materials, developed by the teachers of department of informatics and mathematics, we have developed some information resources for training in the discipline “Informatics”. The statistics of the fulfillment of the tasks by the students consists in the fact that the students have mastered the autumn semester in the 2017/2018 academic year.

Keywords: cultural science, information, interdisciplinary communications, teaching of the discipline “Informatics”

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Baranova A.A., Guzanov B.N., Bazhukova I.N. PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN THE SYSTEM OF SPECIAL TRAINING MASTER STUDENTS IN A TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 2 (214). P. 60-70

Introduction. Communication skills are recognized as one of the most important elements in the education of a modern engineer. Engineering education programs should include modules aimed at developing interdisciplinary and cross-cultural communication skills. The specificity of professional engineering communication is determined by the professional competencies of a new generation technical university graduate. Aim and objectives are to describe and analyze the methodology of forming the communicative competencies in the field of professional activity for master students with engineering training. Material and methods. Theoretical methods of comparative analysis, synthesis and generalization of research by foreign and domestic authors are used. The experience of Western countries about the program accreditation in the field of engineering and technology is considered. Results and discussion. The paper analyzes and suggests the conceptual ideas of engineering education implemented by the method of integrated project training, which contribute to the improvement of specialist professional training. The structural and functional model of the module “Current issues in biomedical engineering” is implemented in the Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B. N. Yeltsin, Institute of Physics and Technology for the educational master program 12.04.04 Biotechnical systems and technologies. The program allows one to ensure a gradual development of communicative competence of master students during the study of special professional disciplines. The model represents the unity of the goal, content, organizational and evaluation blocks and reflects the organizational and methodological tools of the pedagogical process, as well as the pedagogical conditions that ensure the effectiveness of the model. The practical implementation of the model is described with the indication of disciplines and communication skills. Conclusion. The study revealed the importance of improving the quality of training engineering and technical personnel in terms of forming communicative competence as a component of general cultural competence. These knowledge, skills and abilities affect the motivational-value, cognitive-activity, emotional-volitional and reflexiveevaluative components of the business professional communicative competence of future engineers, provide readiness for professional activity and allow forming engineering thinking of a new formation. Such innovations in the education system are an integral part of the implementing the task for Russian technical universities to become world-class educational organizations.

Keywords: communication competence, communication skills, engineering education, professionalism, project training

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Medinskaya N.B. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 10-13

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Afanasyeva E.M., Khodanen L.A. -. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 135-137

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Matveev D.M. ON THE ISSUE OF COOPERATION OF INSTITUTIONS OF THE SIBERIAN DEPARTMENT OF ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE USSR AND HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN TOMSK (1960-1991). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 1 (91). P. 9-12

The article covers the problems of cooperation of research institutes of the Siberian Department of Academy of Sciences of the USSR and higher educational institutions in Tomsk. The forms of cooperation of academic and higher educational institutions in 1960-1980 are discussed. The importance of the fact that the academic science in Tomsk appeared on the basis of research work carried out in higher educational establishments is emphasized. The author also describes contribution of leading Tomsk scientists to the cooperation of academic and higher educational institutions.

Keywords: history of academic science in Tomsk, research institutes, higher educational institutions

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Artamonova E.V. EXAMINATION MONITORING OF STUDENTS’ KNOWLEDGE RESULTS IN PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS IN THE CONTEXT OF REFORMING THE SYSTEM OF RUSSIAN HIGHER EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 67-72

This article covers the questions of the monitoring of students‘ knowledge results in teacher education in thecontext of reforming the system of Russian higher education. We give brief characteristics of modern examination system, show the problems related to the Russian practice of monitoring of students‘ knowledge and present some decisions of the allocated problems.

Keywords: pedagogical education in higher school, quality of pedagogical education, monitoring of university students‘ knowledge of higher school

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Shishkovskaya Y.V. Development of technical University students’ learning competence by means of Web 2.0 technologies. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 6 (108). P. 14-17

The article considers the opportunity of solving the problem of non-linguistic students’ independent work organization by way of Web 2.0 integration into learning process. It outlines the advantages of using Web 2.0 over traditional means of studies based on Internet. The paper gives the example of how to make a learner’s web-project on English.

Keywords: learning competence, independent work, information technologies, Web 2.0, blog, English.

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Kushnir E.N. THE EXPRESSIVE FUNCTION OF THE SECONDARY NAMING OF THE MAIN CHARACTER IN ENGLISH FICTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 157-160

The article is the result of theoretical study of the secondary naming onomasiological characteristics resulting in making up a lexical-semantic group that embraces all the lexemes naming the main character in the story “The Lovely Lady” by D. G. Lawrence. Learning the onomasiological processes of the secondary naming can explain why the reader feels the whole narration as very expressive.

Keywords: onomasiology, lexical naming, secondary naming, expressive function

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Kondratyuk T.A. ORGANIZATION OF PREVENTION FOR DRUGS ABUSE AS SOCIAL FUNCTION OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION OF KRASNOYARSK REGION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 12 (127). P. 178-181

The author considers the organization of prevention for drugs abuse in educational institutions of primary and secondary vocational education as one of the social functions. The article concerns such concept as “a social function”, “a value”. The article talks about problematic of prevention for drug abuse, its foundations, characteristics, structure of organization in educational institutions of elementary and secondary professional education.

Keywords: social function, values, contingent, prevention for drug abuse, institutions of primary and secondary professional education, environment, educational system, testing, educational-instructive work

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Mescheriakova J.I., Larionova A.V. “I-CREATIVE” IN STUDENTS’ UNDERSTANDING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 5 (133). P. 196-201

The V. I. Kabrin’s creativity problem within the frames of the trans-communicative approach is considered. The results of research of construction of the image are presented through the text I-creative, the problem of awareness by students of their creativity and realize their creative potential in life.

Keywords: creativity, I-image, trans-communication, trans-communicative beam

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Sizov V.V., Irkutskaya V.I. ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF FORMING REGIONAL CLUSTERS (TOMSK REGION EXAMPLE). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 5 (146). P. 146-151

The author examines main directions of economic analyses of conditions for forming and development of regional clusters. He also investigates preliminary appraisal of concrete region reflecting industrial and innovational potential of the territory and creating opportunities for forming and developing regional clusters.

Keywords: cluster, competitiveness, gross regional product, investments, innovational activity

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Kovalevskaya E.N., Kuryanovich A.V., Gayvoronskaya A.V., Dukmas A.I. UNIVERSITY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL: CONTENT, FORMS, CONCEPTUAL ASPECTS OF COLLABORATION BETWEEN NETWORK EDUCATION PROJECT PARTICIPANTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 2 (199). P. 90-97

The six-year experience of cooperation between university and secondary school is uconsidered. The technique of reflexive reconstruction of interaction of participants of the network educational project is used: students, teachers of historical and philological faculty of Tomsk State Pedagogical University, teachers studying in Municipal Autonomous Educational Institution Secondary School no. 14 named after A. F. Lebedev, Tomsk. A plot of the reconstruction is based on the idea of the complexity of the project actions. We are talking about the movement from the normative and executive position of the design participants to the semantic one. It is shown that the first position is related to the implementation in practice of interaction of the state order in the field of integrative (inclusive) education. Within the framework of the second position, the participants implement their own initiatives, design, form an educational reality, the content and forms of which correspond to the challenges of the time. Pedagogical activity is carried out on the basis of personal resource of subjects of cooperation. The design of such a plot of the development of joint activities is considered as a manifestation of a special model of interaction between the University and the secondary school, which the authors, after G. N. Prozumentova, called joint production. The described educational precedents, empirical phenomena typical for this model allow us to see its presence in such forms as a master class, a project conference “Our Mental Values”, a joint educational project “Debates”, an international scientific and practical conference “Science and Education”. The content of this model is also shown by the creation of texts of different types by the participants of interaction: projects, articles, methodological developments, final qualifying works (diplomas, master’s theses). The experience of interaction between the University and the school presented in the article can be regarded as a precedent of educational design – the sphere of activity in which the manifestation, development, formation of the subjectivity of its participants in the context of innovative practice. Innovation is manifested in the phenomenon of personal presence of participants of network interaction (in this case-the authors of the article) in the creation of educational reality. The content of activities in the project can be considered as a variant of pedagogical technologization of the requirements of the new Federal State Educational Standards of the university and secondary school.

Keywords: interaction, network educational project, complexity of project action, joint production, quality of education, co-production

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Davydova O.I. ACTUALIZATION OF THE CONTENT OF THE CULTURAL GAME PRACTICE OF A PRESCHOOL CHILD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 8 (205). P. 7-13

Introduction. The definition of the concept of “cultural gaming practice” is given as “a diverse, based on the current and future interests of the child type of independent activity and behavior”. It substantiates why in cultural practice a child becomes a full-fledged subject of activity, interaction and communication. The parameters of the optimal “inviting” game space created and provided by adults are highlighted. Material and methods. The differences of the “child’s world” in the game from the “real” world of adults are considered, the analysis of the information that the child receives and learns in the game, the classification of information sources is carried out. The degree of relevance of the information depends on who is the source of the information, what role they play for the child, what their status is. Examines the dependence of information on the place of “action8 of the game, the age of the participants, the degree of their “trust” in the other, the “friendliness” in the game team, as well as on what age stage of preschool childhood the child receives and masters this information. The influence of this information on the content and rating of children’s game is determined. The definition of a quest as a type of plot is given. Results and discussion. The results of a survey of social network participants and regular quest players among the population of the Siberian Federal district for confirmation or refutation of the relevance of the creation and implementation of quest games on the plot of Russian folk tales are presented. It was determined that at present a new playing space is being formed that allows preschool children to learn and play in fundamentally new forms for them, such as quest games, plots of favorite fairy tales. The concept of “life practices” is introduced, which are divided into conditionally positive and conditionally negative cultural practices. Conclusion. Adults are responsible for the content of the child’s play. The study allows to determine the advantages of the game as a way of entering the culture, which fully corresponds to the age-related capabilities of preschool children, meets the need of children in “life practices”, creating and influencing the formation of the basis of personal culture of the child.

Keywords: game, cultural practice, cultural game practice, content of the game, culture of the game, quest game, “real life practices”, the basis of personal culture of the child

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Plotnikova N.N., Zamyatina O.M. ORGANIZING METHODOLOGICAL SUPPORT FOR THE PEDAGOGICAL TEAM IN THE INTRODUCTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EFFECTIVE EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES: FROM SCHOOL EXPERIENCE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 6 (212). P. 57-66

Introduction. A school graduate enters the changing, complex and uncertain world. In order to navigate the huge flow of information modern students should have fundamental knowledge and soft skills of the 21st century (communication skills, critical and creative thinking, teamwork). Teachers are managers of educational activities. It is necessary for teachers to organize productive and effective activities using different organizing forms. Management teams of schools need to organize methodological support for teachers and to motivate school teams to develop their professional skills. Aim and objectives. The aim of the article is to present intermediate results of the experience of the management team to prepare the team for changes, to introduce educational technologies in the learning process, to motivate teachers for self-development. Material and methods. The author presents the experience of the management team of municipal autonomous educational institution «Ulu-Yulskaya secondary school» Pervomayskiy region Tomskaya oblast. The management team organizes methodological support for teachers who use effective methods of development of soft skills. Also, the author presents the experience of teaching the course «Modern educational technologies as a resource for improving quality of education». The subject of discussion in this article is the model of creating a motivating educational environment focused on the continuous development of teachers of municipal autonomous educational institution «Ulu-Yulskaya secondary school» Pervomayskiy region Tomskaya oblast. Results and discussion. A model of creating a motivating educational environment for the systematic use of educational technologies by teachers. The interim results of the management team’s activities on preparing the team for changes, on introducing educational technologies into the learning process, and on motivating teachers to selfdevelopment are presented. Conclusion. Team forms, new approaches, social contracts, team-building activities, distributive training, systematic methodological support allows creating a motivating environment for the introduction and implementation of educational technologies and makes teachers to self-develop.

Keywords: educational activities, team forms, soft skills, educational technologies, model of motivating educational environment, team building activities, social contracts, distributive training

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Vitchenko N.N., Epp V.Y. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 1 (1). P. 90-94

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Fedotova E.E. Economic foundations of workforce education in western countries: historical glimpses and current trends. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 83-92

In the paper the history and current trends of the economic foundation for workforce education in Western countries are disclosed as well as some common problems in this field and their implications for vocational education are viewed.

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Katunina N.S. Spiritual Sources of Human Happiness and Sensemaking Role of Culture. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 4 (32). P. 17-21

The article researches a happiness phenomenon from Aristotel ideas. It consists of successful and kind sensible activity of human soul. Happiness matter understanding depends on interpreting of human life sense and purpose. Happiness sensation and its realizing are different parts of human mental activity. Spiritual culture helps man In his comprehension of happiness matter.

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Grunina N.A. A GAME AS AN INTEGRATIVE FORM OF CHILDREN MENTAL AND MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES IN SCHOOL TEACHING PROCESS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 82-85

The harmonic all-round development of a human organism is the common purpose of teaching and education. With the purpose of harmonic development of growing generation education should be organized according to new approaches and technologies in teaching and educational process. Many researchers established that cerebral circulation is improved, psychological processes become intense, CNS functions better, human mental abilities increases as a result of movement activities. The game activity contributes a lot to maintaining optimum movement regime of young learners. The basic constituent of game activity is collective games. Physical and psychological components in games are closely connected. Thus, children realize movement needs, expend their energy, improve the main physical skills. Moreover, from the one hand, they learn to be initiative, independent, persistent, from the other, to control themselves, consider peers opinion, submit their actions with other participants of the game.

Keywords: all-round development, movement activity, mental abilities, game, game activity

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Avchinnikova S.O. DESIGNING OF EDUCATIONAL PRACTICE FOR BACHELORS OF SOCIAL WORK IN THE CONTEXT OF FEDERAL STATE EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS (FSES) FOR HIGHER PROFESSIONAL TRAINING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 7 (135). P. 180-183

The article highlights the experience of the program development and technological map designing for Bachelors of Social Work educational practice within the requirements of the FSES for Higher Professional Training and for major “social work in the system of social services” in particular. There defined goals and objectives of the practice, its content and projected results of modules mastering are revealed, the main students activities are characterized and the criteria for assessing their personal and professional achievements are provided in this paper.

Keywords: educational practice, module-rating technology, content, projected training results

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Girfanova K.A. THE PROBLEM OF ART IN N. S. LESKOV’S LATE PUBLICIST WRITING (1880-S). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 7 (148). P. 192-196

The article discusses Leskov’s publicist heritage, which focuses on different social problems of his time, united by common thoughts, genre-stylistics searches of the writer. This makes publicist heritage a system, with its center being the theme of people interacting with a number of other themes. Among this themes the author highlights the theme of art. Leskov perceives it as an important catalyst in the development of the spiritual life of the people, the development of national identity and historical memory. The writer puts forward painting (especially icon making) and literature, he strongly believes that this arts can foster spiritual personality.

Keywords: publicimt, system, N. S. Leskov, theme of icon makingg, spiritual development of personality

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Ryzhkov D.L., Kim V.V. THE HISTORICAL WAY OF THE CIVIL RELIGION: FROM ENLIGHTENMENT TO HEGEMONY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 171-176

The article deals with the historical foundations of the civil religion phenomenon migration from the European political space to the New World, its rooting there as an ideology of nation choosiness as well as the further development of the ideas of historical superiority over other peoples. The authors use as a source of USA documents the period of revolution: USA Declaration of Independence (1776), the work of "founding fathers" of the United States; treatises of J.-J. Rousseau, the speech of M. Robespierre, the Declaration of Independence of man and citizen (France, 1789). In the study of the evolution of civil religion used comparative historical analysis, aimed at comparing the ideological content of the objective political and economic conditions of people's lives. The authors conclude that the USA civil religion becomes ideology of hegemonization and unique guide to action in the policy.

Keywords: civil religion, human rights, globalization, ideology of superiority, hegemony

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Orlova O.V., Titova V.N. EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGES OF THE NEW GENERATION: GAMIFICATION OF THE READING PROCESS AS A WAY OF ORGANIZING TEXTUAL ACTIVITY (ON THE EXAMPLE THE USATODAY PROJECT). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 7 (172). P. 76-80

Reading as a leading process of initiation to knowledge is one of the main skills needed for educational activities, but also requires more time and cognitive costs from the learner. Information habits and needs of a new generation pose serious challenges for educational practices and require new solutions within the organization of the textual activity. In response to these challenges in practical field appear curious, successful experiments requiring review and synthesis. We consider the example of a successful gamification of the process of textual activity on the example of USATODAY project with the aim to identify the pedagogical potential of these technologies.

Keywords: gamification, education, textual activity, reading, information

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Zhiginas N.V., Sukhacheva N.I. SELF-MONITORING OF THE EDUCATIONAL IDENTITY AS A COMPONENT OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESS AT A PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 8 (185). P. 46-50

The article analyzes the problem of qualitative preparation and professional self-determination of graduates - future teachers in the context of self-monitoring of educational identity. Most higher educational organizations take into account, to varying degrees, new innovative educational technologies. The humanistic approach in education is relevant to the subject-subject paradigm, the transition to which is possible through the development and formation of subject positions of students, transferring them from passive consumers of information to actively and consciously acting participants in the educational process, subjects of educational activity. «Quality» is a fundamental parameter of any kind of activity and is now considered as one of the most important categories of philosophy and a term actively used in the modern economy. This process in the pedagogical system has specific features. Thus, the expert evaluation of the management of the quality of the pedagogical process, referring to the administrative language, refers to the internal audit of the content of education in a pedagogical university. Improving the quality of education also involves solving important methodological problems in the management of the quality of teacher education, which include the solution of the psychological and pedagogical problem of professional self-determination and educational identity. According to the authors, the self-monitoring procedure can complement the practice of developing subject-subject relations in the modern educational process, in the management of the quality of pedagogical education through the development of professional self-determination of graduate students.

Keywords: education, management, teaching profession, self-monitoring, identity, quality of education

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Khustenko A.A. NEW FORMS OF LAWYERS’ PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION IN THE MEDIA ( ANALYSIS OF INTERNET COMMUNITIES CONTENT). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 6 (218). P. 97-104

Introduction. The activity of professional groups in the media environment has generated hybrid professional discourses that retain the typological features of the corresponding institutional discourses, while modified method and channel of communication has led to significant transformations in the structure of discourse and development of characteristic features peculiar to the media discourse. Aim and objectives. The study aims to determine the status and typological features of legal discourse produced and consumed within media. The objectives of the research include the correlation of the parameters of institutional discourse and media discourse, the role of each of them and the impact on the structure of hybrid discourse. Material and methods. The data include 300 texts of various styles and genres, constituting the content of professional legal groups on the social network Instagram: such as Internet memes; narratives representing the description of cases of professional practice. Results and discussion. In this study, the variety of legal discourse produced and consumed within the media is defined as an informal legal discourse on the basis that its core consists of the discourse-forming categories of institutional legal discourse. The sphere of functioning of the informal legal discourse is mass communication, which entails changes in the conceptual organization of discourse and the parameters of communication. The texts of the informal legal discourse acquire the characteristics of a “media text”, in which the verbal and media components are closely interrelated and combined with each other on the basis of a variety of principles. A specific way of communication determines a number of characteristics that bring legal informal discourse closer to everyday and humorous discourse and causes changes in stylistic and linguistic parameters. Conclusion. The analysis revealed the relationship between the parameters of the institutional legal discourse and the media discourse. The media environment is a fundamental condition that determines such parameters of the description of discourses as a method of communication and a mode. These parameters influenced changes in the structure of the institutional legal discourse at the communicative level and led to significant shifts in the communicative model due to the expansion of the concept of addressee. The media environment is a decisive factor in expanding the capabilities of a text that develops the characteristics of a “media text”. The specific way of communication has caused a number of characteristics that bring the legal informal discourse closer to the ordinary and humorous discourse and causes a change in the language norm.

Keywords: discourse, legal discourse, informal legal discourse, media, legal media discourse, mediatization

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Kim A.A., Shapovalova Y.Y., Mineev-Li V.E. LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF THE SYMBOLISM OF SOME COLOR DESIGNATIONS AMONG THE BRITISH AND SLAVS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 3 (221). P. 34-45

Introduction. The focus of this paper is the observation and comparison of several symbolic connotations of British and Slavic basic color terms. Aim and objectives. The paper’s aim is to discuss cultural and linguistic commonalities and peculiarities of a few color terms and prepare educational resource for different disciplines, such as English, Russian as a foreign language, ethnolinguistic and linguacultural studies. Material and methods. This paper observes British and Slavic idioms with the component ‘color’ in its connotative meaning. A cross-disciplinary approach helps identify the essential place of color terms in interpreting linguistic picture of the world and emphasizes the integrative role of culture. We consolidate with ideas of L. Bloomfield and J. Lyons concerning connotative meaning in linguistic semantics. Results and discussion. Connotative meanings of color terms often become cultural symbols and serve as signs of some abstract concepts. Since color perceptions relate to the sensory sphere, they are easily transferred to the characteristics of emotions, dignity of character, behavior, appearance. Interpretation of color terms in their connotative meanings will provide insight into the national mentality. Connotative meanings reflect individualized situations based on national cultural values and norms of social life. In provided examples the basic meaning of a color term is becomingusually narrower. Conclusion. The comparative analysis of connotations of five color terms leads to following conclusions: 1) color is able to evoke certain emotions traced in languages in the form of idioms containing a color component; 2) differences in the semantic structure of color connotations in English and Russian are due to national and cultural peculiarities; 3) etymology of color terms and historical facts sometimes make it possible to establish the dependence of a symbol on practice; 4) the main (perhaps the most universal) source of color terms are natural objects with a characteristic color.

Keywords: color terms, symbolism, connotations, comparison, language and culture

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Kogol T.N. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 1 (1). P. 11-14

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Blinova O.I. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 6 (9). P. 3-5

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Nalivkina N.V. The specificity of the course "Political Extremism: History and Present" for politology studies. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 93-98

General aspects of the special course «Political Extrem-ism»: the sources of extremism, main extremist organizations, sources of fascism and neo-fascism, the characteris¬tic of modern terrorism.

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Idrisov F.F., Erlikh A.V. Making decision in duopoly competition: game approaching. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 9 (25). P. 71-73

Theory of games is used in order to find mixed strategies for businessmen.

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Yurina E.A. Associative Realization of the Conceptual Property of «Solid» in the Metaphorical System and in Poems. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 1 (38). P. 12-15

This article considers peculiarity of realization of stereotypical metaphorical models connected with rethinking of the conceptual property of «solid» in Russian picture of the world and in M. Tsvetayeva’s lyrics.

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Krivoshein I.T. The Role of Dialectical Materialism in the Criminology Ideological Strategy Forming (Article 1). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 11 (62). P. 100-105

The given article opens the series of publications devoted to the research of methodological and theoretical problems of the criminology methods.

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Nayborodenko L.M. THE WORK OF THE MINISTRY OF PUBLIC ENLIGHTENMENT OF THE TEMPORARY SIBERIAN GOVERNMENT AND OF THE RUSSIAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT IN OMSK AND TOMSK (JUNE 1918 – NOVEMBER 1919). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 10 (100). P. 5-9

The article contains the first investigation of the work of the Ministry public enlightenment of the Temporary Government and of the Russian national government of Siberia in Omsk and Tomsk in the most severe time of the Civil War; the light is thrown upon the personnel of the Ministry; the measures of preparation of the school reform; renovation of pedagogical educational institutions and of improvement of the material standing of teachers; the article also shows the prominent actions of the Ministry of the science development and higher education in Siberia.

Keywords: The Civil War, the Temporary Siberian government, the Ministry of Public Enlightenment, the minister and the professor V. V. Sapozhnikov, an educational reform

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Matukhin D.L. Peculiarities of teaching foreign language communication to non-linguistic students on the basis of communicative approach. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 6 (108). P. 55-58

In the article necessary change of the paradigm in methodology of teaching foreign language from traditional approaches to development of foreign language communication skills on professional topics, conducting oral scientific discussions and making up in writing professional kinds of text, such as abstracts, reviews, scientific papers is considered.

Keywords: social services commissioning, communicative principle, suggestive and demonstrative principles, communicative models.

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Karmanova Y.A. NAMES OF PERCHING BIRDS IN THE SELKUP LANGUAGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 10 (125). P. 76-80

The paper considers the names of perching birds in the Selkup language. The ornithonyms are systematized and their morphemic divisions let us defi ne their possible initial meaning for the Selkup nation. The aim of the paper is developing nomination characteristics of the considered ornithonyms.

Keywords: Selkup language, names of birds (ornithonyms), nomination characteristics

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Baskova L.J. THE FORMATION OF THE NATIONAL SYSTEM OF TRAINING OF THE TEACHING STAFF IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 7 (135). P. 228-230

The problems of development of the system of certification of the teaching staff in Russia in the first half of the 19th century. During this period, at the legislative level degree system was developed, as well as the procedure for awarding them. The paper also attempts to understand the historical experience of the formation of the national system of training of the teaching staff.

Keywords: certification, degree, graduation, PhD, Master and Doctor

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Kositskaya F.L. TEACHING TRANSLATION BASED ON THE SPEECH GENRE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 131-136

Teaching students translation is always a topical task. Before beginning to translate it is necessary to perform a preliminary text analysis to determine its functional style and speech genre. In this case, the speech genre is considered to be a translation unit.

Keywords: translation teaching, speech genre, preliminary analysis, text, translation unit

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Avtonova V.J., Kamchatova E.J. DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY OF MANAGEMENT BY INNOVATIVE CLUSTERS IN MONOPRODUCTION REGIONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 12 (140). P. 31-36

In the article the concept of the monoproduction region is specified, segmentation of regions on the contribution to formation of the gross regional product of different types of economic activity is carried out, classification of subjects depending on the number of prevailing managing subjects is offered, the need of creation of innovative clusters for monoproduction regions is proved and dominating forces of their creation in different economic structures are revealed.

Keywords: innovative cluster, monoproduction region, corporation, types of economic activity

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Krylova E.A. THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TRADITIONAL MEANS OF CONTROL AND PEDAGOGICAL MONITORING IN THE SYSTEM OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION IN A HIGH SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 3 (144). P. 117-121

The article deals with an important issue in the sphere of teaching foreign languages – the problem of controlling in the system of foreign language education in high school. Having examined traditional forms of control we offer an alternative – pedagogical monitoring, that enables a teacher to get up to date information, to adjust the learning activities of students, to develop their independence and autonomy. Multifunctional nature of the pedagogical monitoring was highlighted, it was suggested that monitoring is not just a way to test and measure educational progress, but one of the efficient ways to organize the learning process.

Keywords: pedagogical control, traditional means of control, pedagogical monitoring, modern information technologies

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Astaf’ev E.V. DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASPECTS OF NATIONAL INNOVATIVE SYSTEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 5 (146). P. 177-181

The complex model of management is presented in the article by national innovative system, the analysis of development of network forms of innovative activity and sources of their emergence is carried out, the role of a threefold spiral in achievement of synergetic effect of continuous updatings and accumulation of the knowledge base in economy of knowledge is studied.

Keywords: innovative system, model of a threefold spiral, network forms, complementarity effect

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Sharakov S.L. FAITH AND REASON IN THE OUTLOOK OF THE SLAVOPHILES AND OF THE NAME GLORIFIERS: THE SYMBOLIC ASPECT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 6 (159). P. 169-174

This article discusses the epistemological beliefs of the oldest Slavophiles as A. S. Homyakov and I. V. Kireyevsky and the philosophers-Imyaslavtsev (the Name Glorifiers) such as Florensky, Bulgakov, Losev. The particular attention is paid to the problem of the relations between Faith and Reason. The article refers to the types of science – the science of Antiquity, of the Middle Ages and of Modern Times. The thesis is given here: The conceptual connection of faith and fair mind requires a special type of scientific thinking – the symbolic thinking. In this regard, there are considered the examples of symbolic thinking in the sciences of Antiquity and the Middle Ages. In the main part of the article is given the analysis of the conception of Orthodox science in the philosophy of Slavophiles and of the Name Glorifiers (Imyaslavtsev) in terms of symbolic thinking. The article reveales a definite relation between the epistemological beliefs of these thinkers and the traditions of Ancient philosophy and Western scholastic tradition. It concludes on the relevance of the problem of the relation between faith and reason for the range of modern human sciences.

Keywords: faith and reason, Slavophiles, Name Glorify, symbolic scientific thinking, authentic knowledge

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Vildanova G.A. EUPHEMIZATION INSTINCT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 3 (168). P. 15-19

The article presents an overview of rationales for euphemisms usage. We consider the problem from the point of psycholinguistics, social psychology, evolutionary biology and ethology. Biological researchers believe that a need for euphemisms could be one of the earliest linguistic imperatives imposed by disgust, thus euphemisms present a verbal hygiene strategy. Psychologists state that it is a distancing strategy, a means to manage human terror at the prospect of death. The article also considers the central role of politeness and cooperation principle in euphemistic and off-record indirect speech generation. From the perspective of the theory of strategic speaker indirect communication does not always involve pure cooperation between speaker and hearer but a mixture of cooperation and conflict and euphemising can be used to negotiate this uncertainty. Therefore, euphemism as a form of indirect proposition can allow for plausible deniability and has a strategic rationale.

Keywords: euphemism, indirect speech, instinct, theory of strategic speaker, principle of cooperation, politeness

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Vakhitova G.K. QUASIPROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE TRAINING OF FUTURE SPECIALISTS OF PRESCHOOL EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 5 (170). P. 64-66

Consideres quasiprofessional activities organized in the framework of contextual learning, as the possibility of formation of professional pedagogical competence of students. Shows the place of quasiprofessional activities in gradual professional training of future specialists. Points out the tasks of the Cabinet of quasiprofessional activities for pre-school children. Consideration of these tasks is explained by the belief of the author that quasiprofessional learning model can fully be realized not only in classrooms but also in other practice-oriented educational spaces. As a result of gradual inclusion of future specialists in the context quasiprofessional activity the students of pedagogical university form the necessary basic competence.

Keywords: pre-school education, quasiprofessional activities, modeling, contextual learning, professional pedagogical competence

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Makarenko N.I. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 1 (4). P. 18-22

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Shirokova M.P. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 6 (15). P. 94-97

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Kafanova O.B. George Sand and the Beginning of the Patriarchic Perception Downfall in the Russian Literature of the XIX Century. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 31-37

The article covers the constituents of the patriarchic perception still thriving in the modem Russian culture, and traces the influence of the works of George Sand on its downfall in the 19th century. The Russian literature of that epoch, both at its grand and inferior level, was affected by the transformations in the morale of the society, alongside with the penetration of the new literary plots, collisions, motives and characters.

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Tsymbal S.N. Forming reflexive experience of physical and mathematical students in the course «Theory and methods of teaching mathematics. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 6 (69). P. 70-75

The given paper deals with an approach to preparation of would-be teachers of mathematics in the course “Theory and methods of teaching mathematics”, which creates conditions for increasing competence of mathematics teachers. We dwell on a special role of reflexive experience in development of professional competence of mathematics teachers. We also treat the problem of the necessity of special work directed at forming reflexive experience of would-be mathematic teachers. The formation of students reflexive experience is connected with realization of a project method of teaching in the course “Theory and methods of teaching mathematics” with the usage of integrative teaching tasks

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Sanfirova O.V. IMPLEMENTATION OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES IN THE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL AND CULTURAL SERVICE AND TOURISM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 146-150

This article discusses the theoretical and methodological tools for implementation of network software professionals in social, cultural and tourism services. The author defi nes the concept: education strategies of network teaching interaction, distance learning, knowledge-networking products, professional sphere of personal, educational communication as a system that distinguishes its structural, functional and integrative aspects.

Keywords: teaching communication, level of competence, functional competence, corporate competence, knowledge- technology and business culture

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Smirnova T.L. TERRITORIAL ASPECT OF DEVELOPMENT AT THE LABOR MARKET IN RUSSIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 12 (127). P. 25-30

The article is devoted to the analysis of development at the labor market through cluster approach, increasing of competitiveness at the corporative sector of the economy, the creation of worker places for high skilled of specialist and reduction of social tension territory in Russia.

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Azbukina E.Y., Voloshina L.V. SPIRITUAL VALUES AND THE TEACHER’S PERSONALITY POTENTIAL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 38-41

The article represents an attempt at academic understanding of interconnection between the teacher’s personality potential and spiritual values within the framework of the present-day system of education.

Keywords: spiritual values, teacher’s personality potential

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