PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS OF EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF THE RURAL UNGRADED SCHOOLS
At present, some of the trends that determine the features of a modern school can be observed. The decreasing from year to year population quantity and density in the greater part of subjects of the Russian Federation, long distances between cities and a low degree of infrastructure development are the causes for a significant increase in the number of ungraded schools in rural areas as well as in cities. In the most regional educational systems, the number of small-scale and ungraded educational institutions ranges from 30 percent in densely populated areas and 80 percent in regions of Siberia, Far East and North.
Keywords: rural ungraded school, mixed-age learning, interdisciplinarity, methods of mixed-age education, mixed-age class, mixed-age group, module method
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Issue: 1, 2016
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Rubric: INTERDISCIPLINARY REPORTS
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