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Pozdeeva S.I. FEATURES OF UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATIVE ACTION FORMATION AT SCHOOL OF JOINT ACTIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 12 (177). P. 24-27

The article describes the experience of universal learning action development in the field of communication at School of joint activity (Tomsk). Justifies why this particular group is supposed to be a base and, thus, how it is connected with regulatory and cognitive actions. Highlights the ways of communicative action formation related to the organizational models of joint activity (leadership, partnership) and educational technologies (discussion, development of critical thinking, group work). On the example of a practical lesson compares different approaches to universal communicative action diagnosis for the evaluation of effective group interaction skills. The author shows the involvement of all participants in the process of communicative universal action development and analysis.

Keywords: joint activity, universal learning actions, group interaction, diagnosis of universal communicative actions

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Dreyfeld O.V. Applications capabilities of Social networks for teaching Russian as a Second language. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2024. Issue 3 (233). P. 84-92

The purpose of the article is to describe the language education capabilities of social networks in teaching Russian as a foreign language. The key aspects of the critical analysis of the non-specialized social networks potential in teaching a foreign language were: 1) features of communication in social networks from the point of view of foreign language education; 2) the functionality of social networks available for teaching Russian as a foreign language; 3) positive effects associated with the use of a social network in teaching a foreign language; 4) comparison of the capabilities of different social networks, image-boards and instant messengers in teaching Russian as a foreign language. Methods and research material: content analysis of Russian-language research on the language education use of social networks in teaching RFL, phenomenological and comparative analysis of social networks VK (VKontakte), Facebook*, image board Instagram* and Telegram messenger. The material for the study was samples of experience in using social networks in teaching Russian as a foreign language, obtained based on the random sampling method in the social networks VKontakte and Telegram. Research results. The foreign language education potential of social networks in learning a foreign language is associated with different types of speech activity (reading, writing, listening and specific speech production) implemented through Internet communication. By representing reality through text, audio, video and visual materials, social networks provide the opportunity for targeted teaching of a foreign language: their functionality allows you to create thematic communities that can become a virtual space for the formation of an artificial language environment. There, foreign communicants studying Russian as a foreign language can 1) create, publish and perceive text in verbal, photo, video, audio format on a personal page or in a thematic community; 2) leave comments under the publication, add subtitles or script text to the video; 3) express your assessment through symbols under the publication (use emoticons); 4) search for information; 5) send and receive voice or text messages, 6) use a chatbot or virtual assistant for communication, question and answer services; 7) conduct a survey/vote or participate in it; 8) use hashtags or keywords, monitor updated information on the hashtag; 9) fill out the calendar of events and important dates; 10) formulate “status” (from one word to a phrase about the current state of the author; 11) Create a conversation (polylogue) for specific participants and participate in it. The peculiarity of communication in social networks, therefore, lies in the variety of types of speech and cognitive activity of communicants. Learning in social networks follows the principles of micro-learning (short-learning). Using the discursive features of the platforms themselves, it mimics familiar content, the consumption of which takes modern users a significant amount of time every day and thus implements the foreign language education principles of entertainment and accessibility. It creates the horizontal connections in communication, combines synchronous and asynchronous nature and allows you to use linguistic and non-linguistic means to study Russian as a foreign language, thereby forming an artificial language environment necessary in conditions of lack of natural communication. * Social networks Facebook and Instagram are products of Meta Platforms Inc. – an organization whose activities are currently prohibited on the territory of the Russian Federation. Research materials on these sites were collected until July 1, 2021.

Keywords: Foreign language Education, Russian as a second language, blended learning, learning in social networks, chat-bot technology in Education, Telegram learning, Instagram learning

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Arzhanik A.R., Mikhalichenko Y.P. Demonstration of self-organiza¬tion phenomena in nature study. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 2 (18). P. 85-87

The article devoted to the methods of Benars instability and Taylor's current demonstration in the course of nature study

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Dubnishcheva T.Y., Shishaev A.V. Innovation and innovative ability of a company. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 2 (30). P. 120-125

The article is devoted to problems and features domestic innovation activity stimulation and its development, which should be brought to the student audience. Science-intensive production and intellectual potential (the high quality experts in particular) are capable of supplying the realization of all stages of the innovative process. The insufficient attention to any of these elements results in the irreversible lag of the state. Skepticism and the insufficient basis of scientific education of students hinder their perception of perspectives of innovative activity.

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Lebedev A.N. Units of the Human internal World. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 3 (31). P. 3-9

The hypothesis about wave bunches of coherent neuronal activity as units of human interna! world was verified in experiments. Some new quantitative regularities relating to memory capacity and the speed of information processing were derived from neurophysiology prerequisite. It was shown that new regularities predict experimental data better than well known ones like G. Miller's rule and W. Hick's law.

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Vinnichenko N.L. The Model of Continuous Educational Activities of Students of Pedagogical University in the Process of Professional Education. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 2 (46). P. 21-25

The article represents a theoretical model of continuous pedagogical activity of students in the process of professional training. This model is essential for training future teachers to perform their professional work. The model contains interrelated elements (tasks and objectives, conditions, content, methods and results of work). The description of implementation results of the given model into the process of future professional training shows, that forming of professional skills to educate children is more successful when applying the above mentioned model.

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Bydina I.V. Idiostyle of F. Sologub in Cognitive-Communicative Aspect. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 2 (65). P. 69-73

The article is devoted to description of art concepts in the poetry of Fyodor Sologub. The cognitive-communicative research allowed to differentiate universal and individual senses in art concept.

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Koshechko A.N. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 145-146

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Volkov I.V., Minchinskaya M.V. Trends of Synmorphological Differentiation of Pseudotundra of Vodopadny Plateau (North-Tc huja ridge, Altai Republic). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 5 (107). P. 84-90

Biomorphological spectra in pseudo tundra phytocoenoses are analysed at the article. It is shown that the ecotopic differentiation of phytocoenoses in extreme conditions is reflected in the composition of life forms, which have a significant functional loading in extreme conditions.

Keywords: vegetation, life forms, synmorfology, pseudotundra, high mountains

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Kozlovskaya T.N. ABOUT THE ROLE OF EDUCATIONAL SETTING IN ACHIEVEMENT OF ACME BY THE STUDENTS OF HIGHER SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 191-197

In the article the role of educational setting in achievement of acme in modern welfare conditions is considered; results of research of the basic spheres of ability to live of students, their valuable orientations of university, and also feature of vital prospect of development of the person of the student are analyzed.

Keywords: educational space, an image of the future, vital values, vital prospect

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Larionov V.V. INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES IN THE PROJECTS OF THE PHYSICS COURSE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 34-37

The author presents some concrete examples of projects on the problem of the surface material of the electric charges in different ways. The basis is the heterogeneity of distribution of charges arising from the friction electrification of various polymeric materials. There are presented some schemes of practical projects. It can be used in specialized schools in the course of electrodynamics.

Keywords: design tasks, electrification by friction, the creation of the charge distribution

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Mikhaylova E.N. DETERMINATION OF THE RESULT OF THE INDEPENDENT RESEARCH ACTIVITY OF THE TEACHER: PRAXEOLOGICAL CONTEXT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 6 (134). P. 40-43

In the article there are determined basic results of the independent research activity of a teacher. There are scientific, theoretical and practical results and the professional (personal) results of pedagogical researchers. The author refines the content of these categories and carried out their ranking in the context of praxeology.

Keywords: research activity, scientific result, theoretical result, practical result, professional result

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Petrova V.A. PROBLEM OF PERSONAL INFORMATION SECURITY IN MODERN PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCE AND EDUCATIONAL PRACTICE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 4 (169). P. 120-125

The article outlines the various aspects of personal information security in modern pedagogical science and educational practice. The security issue is of great importance among the students due to their social activity increase. The principal approaches such as prohibitive, personal-resource and integrative were considered for understanding of the nature of the personal information security. According to these approaches the personal information security can be described as characteristic of the environment or the individual, or as a way of interaction of the person with the information environment. The classification of information risks was suggested. An efficient development of the personal information security is explained in terms of the hermeneutical and contextual approaches which allow to carry out step-by-step text analysis activities aimed to enhance the process of understanding and meaning-making.

Keywords: personal informational security, informational risk, student, hermeneutical approach, meaningmaking, interpretation

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Dmitriyenko V.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 2 (5). P. 105-107

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Gayer B., Lavrov P.M. Basic properties of Fedosov supermanifoids. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 7 (44). P. 62-68

Basic properties of even (odd) supermanifoids endowed with a connection respecting a given symplectic structure are studied. Such supermanifoids can be considered as generalization of Fedosov manifolds to the supersymmetric case.

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Kosolapova M.A. Pedagogical Component of Pedagogical Practice as an Important Aspect of Professional Training if the Future Teacher. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 7 (70). P. 100-102

Specification of the following terms: “pedagogic accompaniment”, “pedagogic accompaniment of vocational training”, “pedagogical technology”. Description and explanation of the process element of the technological structure for the pedagogic accompaniment of future-teacher vocational training by giving as an example the formation of practical readiness for pedagogic activity

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Zhukova E.A. Problems of Culture Philosophy and Philosophical Anthropology in the Qualification Scientific Investigations of Last Years. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 11 (74). P. 115-121

The article reflects philosophical, cultural and anthropological problems of the scientific investigations defended in dissertation committee D 212.266.02 at Tomsk State Pedagogical University (opened since 2003). The dissertation committee became the first regional scientific department which was authorized to hold scientific defeats for PhD in the following fields: 09.00.08 Philosophy of a science and technique (philosophical sciences) and 09.00.13 Religious studies, philosophical anthropology, philosophy of culture (philosophical sciences)

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Lopatkina E.V. THE COMPLEX OF METHODS OF STUDENTS’ INTERACTION WITH THE EDUCATIONAL TEXT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 5 (83). P. 20-24

The article presents the methods of students’ interaction with the educational text. The use of the complex of methods is regarded as the main condition of forming the educational text activity of students. The characteristic feature of the methods is as follows: they are aimed at the education of students’ cultural creative abilities while working with the text. The presented complex of methods is characterized by integrity and universality. A new interpretation is offered in the description of some known methods. The list of methods is supplemented with the authors methods published for the first time.

Keywords: the educational text, forming the educational text activity of students, the complex of methods, the methods of students’ interaction with the educational text, cultural creative abilities, reading strategy, reading tactics, arts of reading, standard of w

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Tyuterev V.G. THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC ABILITIES THROUGH THE INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS COURSES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 214-217

The article offers a methodical basis for the formation of elementary scientific abilities for students of engineering, natural-science and pedagogical specialities on the base of the general physics course.

Keywords: students’ scientific work, formation of abilities, general physics

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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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Ilyushin A.M., Onishchenko S.S. THE RESULTS OF RESEARCH OF THE DWELLING OF THE DEVELOPED MIDDLE AGES NOMADS IN THE KUZNETSK BASIN. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 5 (170). P. 245-250

The article presents the results of research of materials from the dwelling on an excavation No. 9 of a complex of archaeological monuments of Toropovo-7 located in the valley of an average current of the river Kasma in the territory of Kuznetsk basin. Provides the description and the characteristic of materials of excavation of the dwelling which according to the constructive features is interpreted as a semi-dugout. The search of similar materials on Toropovo-7 is carried out, in the valley of the river Kasma and in Kuznetsk basin and the comparative analysis of these material sources is carried out. The studied dwelling is dated from the period of the developed Middle Ages (the XI–XIV centuries) and is among the objects of the shandinsky archaeological culture identified with the culture of Turkicspeaking nomads cattle-farmers of East Desht-i-Kypchak.

Keywords: Kuznetsk basin, Toropovo-7, the developed Middle Ages, nomads, excavation, dwelling, ceramic vessel, bone product, zooarchaelogical assemblage

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Sharakov S.L. SPIRITUAL SYMBOLISM IN THE NOVEL “CRIME AND PUNISHMENT”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 7 (172). P. 156-161

The article explores the artistic symbolization in the F. M. Dostoevsky's novel “Crime and Punishment”. The short analysis of the historical background, consideration of historical and cultural types of symbolism, differentiation of symbolism “natural” and symbolism “spiritual” forms theoretical base of research. Spiritual symbolism as a basis of art thinking of the writer for the first time appears in the novel “Crime and punishment”. An example of representation of spiritual symbolism in the novel is Pulсheriya Alexandrovna Raskolnikova's image polemic pointed by the writer in relation to anthropological ideas of Fr. Schiller. In the conclusion the article says about the typological connection between the characters of the novel in the context of spiritual symbolism.

Keywords: spiritual symbolism, natural symbolism, parable, anthropology, Schiller, Dostoyevsky, Pulcheria Alexandrovna, image, idea of self-will

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Neupokoev I.V. THE ROLE OF LITERACY SCHOOLS IN INITIAL PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER (ACCORDING TO MATERIALS OF KURGAN DISTRICT OF THE TOBOLSK PROVINCE IN 1884–1909 YEARS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 5 (194). P. 110-116

The article considers the process of formation and development of schools of reading and writing according to the “Regulations on parochial schools” of 1884 and the “Rules of Literacy Schools” of 1891 on the territory of the Kurgan district (1898 – county), province of Tobolsk. Explains the reasons for this geographical localization. Presents the problems on search of school premises and means of subsistence, on the sizes and terms of payment for teachers, influence of natural factors (crop failure of 1891–1892) on functioning of schools of reading and writing. The quantitative dynamics of literacy schools is shown and the reason for its fluctuation is explained, as well as the reasons for the gradual transformation of literacy schools into parish schools in 1909. The article provides the formal and informal conditions to the candidates for teaching positions, the terms of the complications of the requirements for the selection of mentors and the specifics of their training through a 3-year secondary and two-year parish school, as well as using special test Rule 1889. Describes the characteristics of the educational process (training time, program, curriculum) and its outcome, the role of rural communities in the opening and maintaining of certificates, the role of priests as the heads of the schools of literacy, the role of the Tobolsk diocesan school Board as the management body. The subjects of educational monitoring and inspections of civil and ecclesiastical offices are listed, their evaluation and issuance of school certificates are conducted. Particular attention is paid to the tendency of increasing state expenditures on them due to the position of the chief Prosecutor of the Sv. Synod K. P. Pobedonostsev and minister of finance S. Witte.

Keywords: literacy school, second-class school, parochial school, priest, Tobolsk diocesan school Board, сounty observer

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Bazhenova E.A., Karpova T.B. CREATIVE STYLISTICS: ONTOLOGY AND DIDACTICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 2 (220). P. 135-143

Introduction. The contents and linguistic-didactic potential of the new linguistic trend are studied in the article from the viewpoint of functional-stylistics. Aim and objectives – developing the ideas of N. A. Kupina and T. V. Matveeva, the founders of creative stylistics, and extending of its problematic. Material and methods. M. N. Kozhyna, N. A. Kupina, T. V. Matveeva, M. P. Kotyurova and others served as the theoretical material for the article; fragments of texts, which represent the creativity of their authors, served as empirical material. The research uses functional-stylistic and interdisciplinary approaches that analyze speech creativity in its extralinguistic causality. Results and discussion. The article reveals that the rise of creative stylistics as an independent area of speech studies was caused by M. N. Kozhina’s ideas on the differentiation between linguistic and verbal expressions. The links of creative stylistics with a number of disciplines united by anthropocentric paradigm are discussed, that is: resource stylistics, linguistic-pragmatics, discourse theory, etc. The tasks of creative stylistics are specified with the authors taking into account N. A. Kupina’s and T. V. Matveyeva’s conception. In the article the authors present the specificity of creative component in functional varieties of written speech: artistic, media, scientific and official texts. The authors find that creativity relates not only to surface layer but also to the semantic layer of the text, that diversity of manifestation depends on the functional, stylistic and discursive parameters of speech. The authors provide the examples of both productive and non-productive use of creative media in the texts of network literature, media and advertising. The authors point out that creativity in scientific texts is connected with the nature of cognitive activity, that creativity manifests itself through intellectual expressiveness while presenting new knowledge, that the scientist’s individual speech style influences the presentation. In the official sphere, creativity is associated with the emergence of new interactive forms of communication between administration and community and it is found primarily in non-documentary genres. Based on the achievements of creative pedagogics, the objectives and contents of adjacent applied disciplines (didactics, speech culture etc.) are adjusted to the necessity of forming a creative linguistic personality (in demand in the modern society). It is stated that the complex approach to language teaching, including verbal-semantic, cognitive and pragmatic-stylistic components of didactics helps to respond to the challenge. Conclusion. The interpretation of creativity with extralinguistic and discursive factors of communication being taken into account fits in the paradigm of modern speech studies and provides wide opportunities for creative stylistics in the research of the creative component of speech activity in all its diversity.

Keywords: speech creativity, creative linguistics, creative stylistics, creativity of functional styles, linguistic personality, linguistic didactics

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Shcherbatykh S.V., Podlipskiy O.K. Educational models of mathematical literacy development. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2024. Issue 5 (235). P. 147-156

Functional literacy is considered as a systemic educational result of basic general education, aimed at socializing the teacher through solving real problems using subject and meta-subject knowledge. The structure of functional literacy is represented by a set of components: reading, natural science, mathematics, financial, critical and creative thinking. The formation of a set of these components requires the design within an educational organization of an appropriate motivating environment, which includes social, cultural, as well as specially organized psychological and pedagogical conditions. Designing a motivating educational environment is the result of the activities of the school's teaching team, which accepts this as a strategic task and solves it through joint efforts. Mathematical literacy is defined as the ability to solve real-world problems through a set of activities: conducting mathematical reasoning, as well as formulating, applying and interpreting. The process of developing mathematical literacy can be carried out in various forms: lesson, workshop, extracurricular and project activities, etc. Each of them has its own specific features. Thus, the lessons provide mastery of specific mathematical content and demonstration of its use to solve life problems. The workshop, which serves as a complement to mathematics lessons, places emphasis on students mastering the method of mathematical modeling, for which various methods of presenting data are used: text, graphic, tabular, photo, drawing, etc. Also, when conducting a workshop, there are more opportunities to combine individual, group and collective form of work. Extracurricular activities, which are characterized by a wide range of different forms of learning, can also be productively used in the process of developing mathematical skills. Depending on age, this could be a club, an elective, etc. Another variant of the model for the formation of mathematical literacy is educational design, when students independently solve a certain problem using a set of subject knowledge under the guidance of a teacher. Project work can be carried out either individually or in a group, including students of the same age and of different ages. Project activities allow you to build productive communication between students and develop teamwork skills. Project activities allow you to organize various interdisciplinary projects where different types of functional literacy are combined.

Keywords: functional literacy, mathematical literacy, educational models, socialization for learning

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Lebedev V.M. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 3 (3). P. 6-8

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Pankin V.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 3 (3). P. 23-24

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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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Golubovskaya E.A. Lexeme Dutch as Realization Means of Ethic Stereotypes. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 1 (38). P. 58-62

The article treats some peculiarities of the use of the lexeme Dutch in occasional phraseological units. A classification of these units has been put forward.

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Nikitina Y.A. Coevolutionary Innovation as Fundamental Methodology Research of the Social Systems Development Trends. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 2 (39). P. 5-8

The possibility of coevolutionary-innovationary methodology use for investigation of society evolution. Recent social systems are characterized by increasing complexity and dynamics of their interactions. Under such conditions coevolutionary-innovationary methodology is an approach providing the most adequate evaluation of possible society transformations directions.

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Abramovskikh E.V. Tools of Creative Reception of the Unfinished Text. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 6 (50). P. 83-89

A new point of view on study of a phenomenon of the unfinished text is submitted here. The author finds out tools and patterns of "intra-guildian" reception in Pushkin's unfinished fragments. The chosen aspect allows to show potential of the unfinished text, provoking the creative reader to complete the text as a co-author. Besides, the fragment represents art dominants of every receptionist style.

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Skripko Z.A., Shvalyeva T.V. Increase of Motivation to Study of a Natural Science Subject for Classes of a Humanitarian Structure. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 6 (57). P. 129-133

In the article are resulted some kinds of independent activity of learning in classes of a humanitarian structure at lessons of natural sciences in 10 class are proved. The influence of various kinds of independent work on increase of motivation of study natural science is shown

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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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Rezinkina L.V. Becoming a resource center on the basis of innovative school as a learning organization in a system of advanced training. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 6 (108). P. 33-36

The article is the result of experiment to create Resource Center at System advanced training. The Experiment conducted on the basis of innovation (modern) school.

Keywords: Resource Center, advanced training, System advanced training, innovation (modern) school, municipality.

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Balastov A.V. Implementation of the Multimedia aid in teaching adult learners foreign professional-orientated communication. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 6 (108). P. 64-67

Informational society has got new educational requirements to the quality of the foreign professional-orientated training of the adult learners. This given requirements could be satisfied via implementation into praxis of the modern multimedia aid. The tool and practical approach are described in this given research paper.

Keywords: multimedia, multimedia aid, adult learners, professional-orientated communication, exercises.

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Murtazina G.K. COGNITIVE ACTIVITY DEVELOPING OF BACHELORS IN ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 11 (126). P. 134-136

The article describes the problem of the development of student cognitive activity defining professional formation of future specialists. The methods of activization of cognitive activities on the base of lessons “Public relations in the field of physical culture and sport” are presented.

Keywords: cognitive activity, communicative practices, public relations, advertising, professional formation, means, methods

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Stepanova O.A. ON IMPROVEMENT OF INFORMATION COMPETENCE OF UNIVERSITY TEACHERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 51-53

The article explains the role of information competence of teachers to develop learning and cognitive activity of students by means of information technology training.

Keywords: competence, information competence, information technology of training, activation of learning and cognitive activity

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Kondina A.S. DIAGNOSTICS OF READINESS OF POTENTIAL PARTICIPANTS OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR THE INTERCULTURAL INTERACTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 3 (156). P. 218-223

The article specifies the basic research concepts in the context of intercultural educational programs participants’ readiness level such as “potential intercultural educational programs participant”, “intercultural educational programs participants’ readiness”, “intercultural interaction”. Reveals the intercultural interaction components (cognitive, necessity-motivated, practical, intercultural, analytical-reflexive). Main accent is paid to participants of intercultural experience. Describes the intercultural interaction readiness components (intellectual, personal, intercultural, operational), criteria (cognitive, necessity-motivated, actionable), levels (situated, basic, high) set; appropriate techniques to diagnose the readiness level, the base (students of Omsk State Pedagogical University), procedure and results analyses. The results of the diagnostics correlate to the intercultural interaction readiness level.

Keywords: international educational programs, potential participants, intercultural interaction readiness

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Blagov V.V. COMPOSITION TEXTS FROM THE UNIFIED STATE EXAMINATION FORMAT AS SOURCE BASE FOR THE RESEARCH OF THE AXIOLOGICAL COMPONENT OF THE CONTEMPORARY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES’ WORLDVIEW. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 3 (168). P. 83-88

The article explains the choice of the empirical material as the cognitive-discursive research of written texts – compositions, which is a component of the Russian Unified State Exam on the Russian language. The key point of the author is that the modeling potential of these speech patterns allows creating an invariant of a high school graduate worldview picture. The modeling direction within the given research gives a reconstruction of the represented in a system of certain frames worldview of the modern high school child in the aspect of the axiological characteristics. The text, reflecting in itself a fragment of the world picture is the richest material for the researcher wishing to analyze not only the originality of the author’s position on this or that question, his or her creative potential, but also a system of the author’s signature style evaluations, and also priorities in a foreshortening of axiological preferences. It is noted that the formation of the high school graduate worldview is carried out in difficult historical and socio-cultural conditions, on the one hand because of the economic and political changes which happened during the last decades in Russia and the world, on the other hand because of the world values shift in the society and, as a result, contradictions in an axiological paradigm of different generations representatives. The conclusion is that, despite the presence of templates affiliation in the processes of writing and evaluation of these works by the experts, the graduates compositions accurately present the world values, that are determined primarily by the age and the social factors.

Keywords: picture of the world, worldview, world values, worldview axiological parameter, psychology, writing, Russian Unified State Exam

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Bakina A.D. The Problem of Variability in Biblical Phraseological Units. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 1 (225). P. 58-68

The problem of linguistic variability remains acute due to the dynamism of national language development. The study of phraseological units of biblical etymology in the aspect of their variability has recently become increasingly significant, as the fact of wide use of phraseological units derived from biblical texts and stories in various types of discourse is noted. The diversity of variants of biblical phrases requires identifying, organising and structuring the types of their variation. The aim of the research is to identify new variants of biblical phraseological units that are widely used in various discourse types (fiction, media, publicistic, historical, political). Contexts that verify the resulting data of the research were borrowed from the British National Corpus (BNC), News on the Web (NOW) and electronic dictionary Reverso Context (RC). Language material for the research was extracted out of 3 phraseological dictionaries: 1) the bilingual “English-Russian phraseological dictionary” by Alexander V. Kunin, 2) “English-German-Swedish Dictionary of Biblical Phraseology” by Tatyana N. Fedulenkova and others, 3) the multilingual phraseological dictionary “The Mite of Biblical Wisdom” by Zoya K. Adamia and others. The research methods, namely the method of the phraseological identification, the method of the structural and componential analysis, the method of the quantitative analysis and the method of contextual analysis, allow to analyse 350 phraseological units of biblical origin that are actively used in modern English and identify a set of variants that include both usual and occasional simple variants, i.e. lexical and grammatical, quantitative variants of phraseological units and mixed or complex variants of phraseological units. It was found out that along with linguistic variation, phraseological variation is the result of the natural development of language as a system. Variation of biblical phraseological units is not equaled to phraseological synonymy. The analysis of selected biblical phraseological units allowed us to identify the following types of variants: simple variants and complex variants (e.g. substantive-quantitative variants, adjectival-quantitative variants, verbal-quantitative variants) of phraseological units. Within each of the given groups, a division into usual and occasional variants is made. Simple variants are represented by lexical variants (including substantive variants, prepositional variants, prepositional-substantive variants, attributive variants, verbal variants); grammatical variants (including morphological variants and morpho-syntactical variants); quantitative variants (with truncation and addition of components). Truncated parts of a phraseological unit may be represented by three types (truncation of the initial part of the phraseological unit; truncation of the final part of the phraseological unit; mixed truncation). A group of quantitative comparative variants is distinguished, in which the first conjunction (as) as a result of regular truncation becomes optional, resulting in quantitative-variative pairs. A type of mixed variation has been identified, implying the origin of variants by multiple modifications. Substantive-quantitative variants are formed by changing the substantive component together with varying the structure of the phraseological unit by expanding it with a variable component with a preposition. Adjectival-quantitative variants are formed as the result quantitative variation (expansion of the structure of the phraseological unit) coupled with the replacement of the adjectival element. With the help of corpus data, the preference of native speakers for some variants of idioms over others was successfully revealed. The conclusion is made that the studied phraseological units borrowed from the Bible are not static, but are ‘living’, constantly changing language units, widely used in modern English speech. Moreover, both simple and complex variation in the component composition of a given phraseological unit has no significant impact on the invariant meaning of the phraseological unit.

Keywords: biblical phraseology, phraseological units of biblical etymology, phraseological variability, variant, invariant, simple and complex variants, usual and occasional variants

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Mansurova A.V. Sounds as Displaying Inspiration from the Outside in M.Ju. Lermontov's Poetry. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 1 (33). P. 81-85

The article analyses the early lyrics of the poet taking into account his mature creative work. Sounds-images are looked upon as the echo of the legend «On the mis¬sion of a singer» so they are considered as very mean¬ingful for the poet's work as a whole. Moral and aesthetic problems are cleared out, and special attention is paid to the problem of the hero's choice: either to heed the sound of the demonic inspiration or to follow the voice of the Almighty.

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Uvarov N.N. Education Management. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 1 (38). P. 85-89

This article deals with detailed analysis of the state structure of Education in the Russian Federation. The autour dwells on the role of management structures of different levels, methods and principles of management and finally the author formulates requirements to the management structures.

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Neopredelen N.N. LEONID APOLLONOVICH SITIN – THE FIRST RUSSIAN PEATMASTER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 3 (81). P. 162-162

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Keywords: Peat, peatmaster, Leonid Apollonovich Sytin, the biography

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Budko M.V., Grinkevich L.S. FINANCIAL MAINTENANCE OF UNIVERSITY INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY (NATIONAL RESEARCH TOMSK STATE UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 12 (127). P. 124-126

The given article presents the necessity of development of new sources for off-budget financing of innovative activity in National Research Tomsk State University experience. The university is required to develop stateproprietary partnership, as well as to provide consulting services to the third party organizations. It is supposed that such sources of off-budget financing will enable the university to attract financial resources required for со-financing of research programs and grants.

Keywords: university, co-financing, financing

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Erofeeva G.V. TO THE PROBLEMS OF THE STUDY OF PHYSICS IN SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 139-142

In the article the special features of physics as disciplines and special feature of its teaching and study are considered. There is traced the connection of physics with disciplines in the technical directions, the need for the introduction of new courses on the innovation directions of scientific studies. It is indicated that the weak training of school students in physics and mathematics does not make it possible to master the learning material of university courses. For formation of the competences of the graduates of technical institute of higher education in accordance with the needs of the labor market for technical universities it is necessary to attract different methods to raise the level of knowledge on these disciplines.

Keywords: special feature of physics as disciplines, new courses, competences of graduates, need of the labour market

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Felde O.V. ANGARSK NARRATIVE AS THE SUBJECT OF THE RESEARCH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 10 (151). P. 189-192

The article analyses the features of the oral narrative, reveals its genre features, gives the classification of the Angarsk narrative texts and set their semantic and axiological dominants. The source of the research is the stories of the people from the flood zone of the Boguchanskaya HEPS (hydro-electric power station), recorded by the author during dialectological expeditions to the Kezhemsky and Boguchansky regions of the Krasnoyarskiy krai in 2012–2014. The macrostructure of the Angara narrative review is based on the short stories material about the transmigration from the Boguchanskaya HEPS flood zone. We also identify the stylistic features of narratives.

Keywords: narrative, narrative subject, speech genre, typology, textual macrostructure

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Kolupanova I.A. PROBLEMS OF MASS TOURISM FORMATION IN USSR IN 1960’S–1970’S (BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF WEST AND EAST SIBERIA). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 9 (174). P. 51-58

The topic of tourism development in Russian regions is very relevant today, since it is related to regional economy development. Hence, problems and prospects of the tourism industry development more and more attract researchers’ and public attention. The article revealed the problems of mass tourism formation in Western and Eastern Siberia regions through exposing forms and directions of tourism industry development in those regions in 1960s–1970s. The problem of tourism in certain Siberian regions is considered by the researches in their works, some aspects of tourism development in Siberian regions are touched on many conferences, devoted to the problems of tourism development in various Russian regions. This gives the right to claim that the aspect of reconstructing forms and directions of regional tourism development in Siberia is discovered insufficiently. Therefore, the author addresses primary sources, namely, archive documentation. The main base draws up previously unpublished archival sources. Materials of the State Archive Fund of Novosibirsk and Kemerovo oblasts contain information about the volume of transportation showing mass tourism development in the given period. Materials from the Russian Federation State Archive contain statistical data on travel volumes and the number of tourists in the analyzed period. Experience in the tourism industry development in Siberian region would help to reveal the preconditions and to present the trend of mass tourism development in the country during this period. The change to a five-day working week with 2 days off prompted the demand for recreation, which was increasing among the soviet population. Along with the expansion of organized tourist trips, the mass initiative tourist movement was getting the increasing popularity. The different forms of initiative tourism worked: trips “Auto stop”, alpinist tours, walking local and regional tours, week-end trips, etc. By the end of the 1960s, tourism was converted into a single-union system demanding comprehensive centralized management with material and technical base, established only on the basis of a unified system approach. Central Tourism Department put the plans that have been successfully carried out by regional councils on tourism, implementing the decisions of the Central Committee of the Party and the decisions of the Soviet Government. The effective management of administrative practices on the one hand stimulated the mass tourism and excursion industry development, but on the other hand hindered its effective control in the regions.

Keywords: history of tourism, regional tourism, tourism development trends in USSR, initiative tourism, organized tourism, tourist-excursion sphere, region, Siberia, trips, USSR

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Mokryy V.Y. ABOUT TEACHING DISCIPLINE OF “INFORMATICS” TO STUDENTS OF LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE BY MEANS OF SYSTEM OF DISTANCE LEARNING MOODLE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 9 (186). P. 102-108

This article deals with considering of some questions of teaching discipline “Informatics” to students of liberal arts colleges. In modern conditions, it is important for students as future specialists to form their information culture. In this regard, information systems and technologies are intensively used in education. One of the instruments of forming of information culture of students is the discipline of “Informatics” which is taught to the students studying in the directions of preparation “Economics” and “Conflictology”. As the obligatory components of competences that must be formed in the course of studying the discipline “Informatics”, the skills of processing of text information, preparation of data in spreadsheets and developments of databases can be singled out. Therefore, one of the main competencies that are formed in the course of studying the discipline “Informatics”, in our opinion, is the ability to use modern technical means and information technologies (PK-8) for solving analytical and research problems. Analysis of the experience of teachers of the Department of Informatics and Mathematics of Saint-Petersburg University of Humanitarian and Social Sciences shows that the educational and methodological support of independent work on the discipline “computer science”, develops at a fairly high methodological level and is actively used in educational process. However, with the development of information technologies, including the constant updating of the programs of the MS Office package, it becomes necessary to update the workshop. Therefore, the author based on the already available materials developed an electronic course on the discipline “Informatics”, placed in the SPbGUP system of independent work support (www.edu.gup.ru). The main attention is paid to the description of the structure of the course and the generalization of the author’s experience in teaching the discipline “Informatics” with its use.

Keywords: informatics, cross-disciplinary communications, teaching discipline

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Chervonnyy M.A., Vlasova A.A. STUDIES OF CONVERGENT LEARNING IN SCHOOL EDUCATION IN TEACHER TRAINING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 5 (223). P. 123-131

Introduction. The modern level of convergence of sciences and technologies leads to changes in the content of school subjects and their new synthesis in the educational process. In regional school practice, new interdisciplinary connections and integrated courses are emerging, partially provided with methodological materials. The conditions and results of the development of convergent education in the region should be taken into account when preparing future teachers. The opening of pedagogical quantoriums and technoparks on the basis of higher pedagogical education organizations as a condition for the material and technical support of the educational process contributes to the formation of a broad natural science worldview of students-teachers. The analysis of research in the field of convergent education will allow us to form an idea of a new educational paradigm, to determine ways to transform the process of training a school teacher. Aim and objectives. To study the practices of implementing convergent learning in the general education process, as well as requests for training teachers with new qualities that allow the teacher to introduce these technologies into the educational process. Material and methods. The research methods were: a survey containing questions with a choice of one or multiple answers, and with free answers; grouping of answers; clustering of opinions, judgments and assessments; generalization and analysis. Results and discussion. Based on the conducted research, a rating of specialized education and integrated courses was established in 19 schools. The continuity of integration education between primary and high schools, opportunities and deficits for development has been established. Respondents see the best opportunity to implement convergent education in the implementation of project-based learning. Courses and events are equally evaluated. Conclusion. The conclusions obtained on the basis of the analysis of the research results allow us to assert that there are deficits: experimental activities in existing convergent school courses; carriers of interdisciplinary knowledge; integration of such school subjects as Technology – Robotics, Physics – Biology; equipping with teaching materials. At the same time, the positive trend that has emerged in the region in displaying the convergence of natural and exact sciences in school and university education, revealing the relationship of these sciences with technologies on the example of megaprojects, allows us to assert the possibility of solving problems. The results obtained will enrich future teachers with additional knowledge and universal competencies.

Keywords: convergent education at school, profile training, teacher training, integration of science and technology, integrated course, interdisciplinary approach

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Miroshnikov S.N. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 61-62

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