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. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 5 (14). P. 53-58

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. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 5 (14). P. 63-66

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Professional career planning for students as a basis of academic and production activity motivation // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 70-74

In the article the issues of constructing a professional career of students as well as the questions of students' motivation development in the process of learning and production activities are examined.

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Siberian Academic Science of Education is Fifteen Years Old // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 2 (34). P. 117-122

The article is devoted to the analysis of the work of Re¬search Institute of Education in Siberia, Far East and North, Russian Academy of Education at the end of the XXth - the beginning of the XIXth century. There was marked a consid¬erable contribution of Russian Academy of Education (Acad¬emy of Pedagogical Sciences) in the organization of psy¬chological and pedagogical research in Western Siberia. There were distinguished the main stages of the formation and the development of the Institute, from its foundation in 1988 as a branch of the Research Institute of Labor Train¬ing and Vocational Guidance (USSR Academy of Pedagogi¬cal Sciences) up to 2003. There was characterized a conception of the work and the development of Research Institute of Education in Sibe¬ria, Far East and North in the new social and economic con¬ditions, worked out by the scientific body of this Institute, assisted by the leading scientists and participants of the region and approved by the Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Education. There were revealed aims and goals of the activity of the Institute at the modern stage, described its structure, brought out the main results of the research and experi¬mental work of the scientific body for the last three years.

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Theoretical and Practical Basis for Pedagogical Conditions of Professional Training of Physical Culture Teachers // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 8-14

The article is devoted to the aspects of professio¬nal education among students of spGrts higher educa¬tional institutes. It grounds the contradiction of metho¬dic-theoretical approaches in application the means of reconstruction in training process of young sportsmen and teaching process of students. It also proves that theoretic-practical theses of the conception of recon¬struction of special capacity for work immediately in the process of sports and teaching practice elabora¬ted experimentally by the author are the modem edu¬cational component of professional training for spe¬cialists of physical culture and sports.

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The Role of Philosophic-Methodological Analysis in Solving Pedagogical Problems // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 29-34

The article considers the role of philosophy with re¬spect to psychological-pedagogical knowledge, its methodological function in solving pedagogical prob¬lems. It gives characteristics of philosophical educa¬tion as a special research direction, analyses different approaches to the definition of its scientific status. The article discusses heuristic possibilities of philosophy in scientific research.

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Formation of the Idea of Priority of Carrying Out Rehabilitation Activities of the Students of Physical Training Faculty in Their Professional Activity // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 127-130

The research material, connected with the evaluation of the formation of the attitude of the students of the Faculty of Physical Culture concerning the measures of rehabilitation and preventive measures in the structure of the duties of the experts of different profiles and specialties is represented in the present article.

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Humanistic Trend of Professional Training of Physical Training Teachers // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 2 (46). P. 25-31

The article under consideration presents an experimental material demonstrating effectiveness of the model of professional trend. The model corresponds to the demands of humanization of physical training education. The authors give a full description of the valuable sphere providing a conceptual attitude of future teachers to professional pedagogical activity based on humanistic ground.

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FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL MOBILITY OF FUTURE SPECIALISTS IN THE ASPECT OF MODERN EDUCATIONAL PROCESS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 120-123

The paper addresses the problem of occupational mobility of future professionals, as well as the issue of forming a professional interest as the first stage of formation of occupational mobility.

Keywords: occupational mobility, a mobile specialist, professional interests

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EDUCATION AS SOCIAL TECHNOLOGY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 9-12

The article deals with aspects of education as a social technology, some issues of integration of general and professional education in historical perspective, review, system-continua are marked to facilitate the implementation of education as a social construction of a technology person.

Keywords: education, education as social technology a backbone continuum, integration of the general and vocational training

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THE ACTIVITY OF TOMSK GUBERNIAL COUNCIL IN THE FIELD OF ENLIGHTENMENT OF NATIONAL MINORITIES (1920–1925) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 11 (126). P. 170-176

In the paper the complex processes of interethnic relations harmonization due to equal educational rights of nationalities are revealed on the basis of literature sources and archives. Valuable historical experience of Soviets state authorities activity in Tomsk gubernia in 1920s in the field of the enlightenment of national minorities, school establishment for nationalities, teachers training is described.

Keywords: national minorities, tolerance enlightenment, ethnic schools, interethnic relations, historical experience

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FORMATION OF COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE IN THE TEACHING PSYCHOLOGICAL DISCIPLINES TO STUDENTS – FUTURE TEACHERS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 3 (156). P. 141-146

This article discusses the process of training future teachers, aimed at the formation of professional knowledge and skills and is the system of relationship of the academic disciplines within the different cycles (general humanitarian, socio-economic, scientific, general professional and special disciplines and specializations) that address issues of communication and form the communication skills of the students. Substantiates the assumption that these disciplines are not able to form communication skills among future teachers, that is why it is advisable to introduce a special discipline “Practical course of business communication for teacher”.

Keywords: communicative competence, psychological disciplines, students – future teachers, teaching activities

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JOINT ACTIONS AND PROJECTS AS A MEANS OF FORMATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCE OF CIVIL ACTIONS IN THE INCLUSIVE EDUCATION CLASS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 9 (174). P. 93-97

Formation of primary schoolchildren’s citizenship allows to build common spiritual and moral values, primary value orientations and civil ideology. Civil education is considered as the direction of the educational activities associated with the formation of the social role of personality, its public face. Creation of the student’s experience of the social group and individual behavior of the civil nature goes through a joint analysis, solution of the group social problems, joint social action in the framework of non-recurrent separate social actions as well as long-term projects. Concept and methods of implementing social actions and projects arise and are discussed in the student community and implemented with the support and supervision of parents, class teacher, and public organizations. Preparatory work for inclusion in social planning is done with students by means of educational and extracurricular activities, educational work with parents – through thematic parent-teacher meetings, collective creative works. The results are stability of citizenship, including cognitive, emotional and behavioral components of the evaluation, the constancy of socially approved behavior patterns with a strong civil position of primary school children, the positive experience of their civil action.

Keywords: primary school, civil education, cognitive, emotional evaluation, behavioral components of citizenship, experience of civil action, children-invalids, children with disabilities, parents, family, joint social action

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PROFESSIONAL ORIENTATION AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: THE CONTEXT OF NEW SCIENTIFIC AND PEDAGOGICAL PROBLEMS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 12 (177). P. 60-63

In the context of contemporary vision training focuses on professional orientation of students. It is fixed that without adoption of the needs and interests of society by the individual the choice of profession, taking into account the interest of the society and the individual himself is not possible, as well as the development of personality. Describes the classification of the typology of professions from the point of view of their variability, provides a historical review of the formation of the domestic occupational practice and defines its vector in the system “man – profession”; comments on the classification of the stages of the professional life of E. Ginzberg and D. Superte.

Keywords: professional orientation, vocational education, classification of the stages of professional life, typology of professions

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PROFESSIONAL PEDAGOGICAL COMPETENCIES: INTERDISCIPLINARITY VS MULTIDIMENSIONALITY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 2 (208). P. 117-123

Introduction. Modern requirements for professional pedagogical activity are updated, the leading functions of the educational system are described, and normative regulations for the use of the concepts of competence and competence are analyzed. Material and methods. The research material was theoretical and empirical observations on the problem of formation of future teachers. The analysis of current scientific sources allowed us to identify the leading ideas and analyze them taking into account the modern practice of professional pedagogical education. Results and discussion. Professional pedagogical education, focused on the formation of professional competencies, is in a state of development while maintaining the traditions of domestic education as a social practice and social institution. The set of analyzed approaches to defining the concept of professional pedagogical competence of a number of scientists (T. G. Brazhe, A.V. Khutorskaya, S. N. Chistyakova, etc.) allowed updating modern requirements for a teacher. In this context, several analytical and foresight studies were analyzed in order to identify the leading trends in the development of the system of professional training of future teachers. The principles of interdisciplinarity and phenomenological vision of the concept of pedagogical multidimensionality are described from the position of prolonged requirements for professional pedagogical activity, which can contribute to the quality training of the future teacher. Conclusion. A set of requirements to a modern teacher will claim wide knowledge of the subject area of professional activity, sufficient knowledge in related fields of knowledge and possession of competencies that will allow them to remain prolonged in demand in professional terms, possible with a rational combination of both crosscutting principles of the organization of the educational process and principles of formation of personality as a multidimensional professional.

Keywords: professional pedagogical education, professional competences, competences, interdisciplinarity, multidimensionality

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Technologies of organizing the pedagogical space for the formation of lexical skills in the process of teaching Russian as a foreign language in the focus of comparative studies // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2026. Issue 1 (243). P. 118-127

Russian studies are based on the current level of Russian-Chinese relations, which have naturally led to an increase in the study of the Russian language in China, and an increase in the number of Chinese students studying Russian not only in China, but also coming to Russia to study the language. It should be noted that the process of foreign language learning involves the use of special methodological and didactic support, taking into account the nationally oriented experience of students. In this context, special attention is focused on the consideration of technologies for organizing the pedagogical space of foreign language teaching, combining elements of Russian technologies for teaching foreign languages and national characteristics familiar to Chinese students. The purpose of this study is to describe the technology of organizing the pedagogical space for teaching Russian as a foreign language in the focus of comparative studies, which makes it possible to describe the process of foreign language learning as a synthetic process combining experience and practice of language learning and the appropriation of linguistic and cultural experience. The scientific novelty and relevance of the research is associated with the identification and description of effective strategies for foreign language learning, which correctly take into account the specifics of the Chinese and Russian experience in organizing the educational space, allowing Chinese students to achieve a high level of mastering Russian as a foreign language. The theoretical significance of this study is determined by the analysis and description of individual technological elements of foreign language teaching, based on the generalization and organic combination of the most effective educational strategies and practices implemented in China and Russia. The research materials were scientific and methodological studies by Russian and Chinese scientists devoted to the problems of organizing foreign language education, which allowed for a comparative analysis of the practice of teaching Russian as a foreign language in a Chinese audience. The main research methods were comparative, comparative-typological, descriptive-analytical and linguocultural methods, as well as the translation method. In the framework of the study, the pedagogical space is considered as an integral combination of elements, the structural components of which ensure the achievement of educational goals. In the context of the problem of the formation of communicative competence in mastering Russian as a foreign language, the pedagogical space is considered as a unity of content-methodical, communicativeorganizational and perspective-oriented components. The analysis of the Russian and Chinese practice of forming lexical skills in the process of teaching Russian as a foreign language to Chinese students revealed the common and unique characteristics of the technology of organizing the pedagogical space. Thus, the hypothetical statement that it is important to take into account both national educational traditions and established teaching practices in relation to the audience of foreign students was substantiated and proved by the totality of the data studied. Within the framework of this study, individual methods and technologies of foreign language teaching were described, the synthetic use of which will improve the practice of teaching Russian as a foreign language in a Chinese audience.

Keywords: pedagogical space, lexical skills, Russian as a foreign language, national education system, linguoculturology, linguodidactics

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