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The Formation of Students’ Subjective Position in Foreign Language Classes

Lucia M. Ibatulinaa
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Rashida F. Vafinab
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Agzam A. Valeev

Keywords: A subjective position, a foreign language, language education, subjectivity, psychological criteria, self-learning activities, a training system, cognitive activity

Article no: 12

Pages 67-74

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.12

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Original Article

The Contribution Of Independent Activities In The Pedagogy Study At High School

Monica-Iuliana Anca
,
Muşata Bocoş

Keywords: : Active and interactive pedagogy; independent activities; personal reflection; strategic learning.

Article no: 62

Pages 524-530

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.06.62

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Original Article

Innovative Approaches To Teaching Composition In Art And Pedagogical Education

A. G. Porovskiy

Keywords: Visual arts, competencies of artistic and depictive activities, process approach, artistic composition, artistic and pedagogical education, painter -teacher

Article no: 88

Pages 673-680

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.02.88

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Original Article

Extracurricular Activities Theoretical and Practical Approaches for Primary and Preschool Cycles

Dana Jucan
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Denisa Ungurășan

Keywords: Extracurricular activities, group activities, models for action, non-formal education, primary and preschool cycles

Article no: 19

Pages 203-213

Doi: 10.15405/epes.23056.19

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Original Article

The Role Of Blended Learning In Foreign Language Teaching For Engineering Students

Irina G. Bakanova
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Evgeniya A. Elizarova
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Irina G. Sysueva
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Viktoriya V. Dobrova

Keywords: Blended learning, “cloud” technologies, engineering students, interactive activities, Moodle e-Learning platform, Online Courses Touchstone and Viewpoint.

Article no: 87

Pages 740-746

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.02.87

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Original Article

Role Of A University Lecturer In The Development Of Students’ Cognition Interest

Elena Chubova
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Svetlana Bylkova

Keywords: Cognition interest, pedagogical technologies, project activities, reflection, self-learning drive, teacher – student interaction

Article no: 177

Pages 1393-1399

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.177

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Original Article

Quo Vadis Technical And Scientific Extra-Curricular Activities

Jenő Kerekes
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Andrea Barabás

Keywords: Extracurricular education, creativity, educational strategy, complementary education, technical-scientific activities, Children’s Palaces

Article no: 53

Pages 520-536

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.03.02.53

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Teamwork Skills As Marker Of Communicative Module Successful Integration Into Extra-Curricular Activities

Ekaterina A. Igumnova
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Irina B. Barahoeva
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Natalia N. Popova
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Yulia Yu. Levdanskaya

Keywords: Communicative module, extracurricular activities, teamwork skill, universal learning activities, younger schoolchildren

Article no: 44

Pages 390-400

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.44

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