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STRUCTURAL-LAYERED MODEL OF STUDENTS’ LEARNING ACTIVITY DEVELOPMENT

Dmitrieva T.V.

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Based on review of approaches to understanding of the notions of activity and learning activity in psychologypedagogical science, here the notion of “students’ learning activity” is clarified; components and indicators are derived; the following levels of development are described: the level of least efforts, reactive-executive, activeexecutive, productive-targeted, personality-sensible.

Keywords: activity; types of activity; students’ learning activity; content, components, indicators and levels of development

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Issue: 1, 2014

Series of issue: Issue 1

Rubric: PEDAGOGIC AND APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

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