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Original Article

Comparative Analysis Of Creative Thinking Of Teachers And Students Of Pedagogics

M. M. Kashapov
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T. V. Ogorodova
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T. G. Kiseleva*

Keywords: Creativity, specifics of students’ creative thinking, specifics of teachers’ creative thinking, comparative analysis, components of creativity in pedagogical activity.

Article no: 31

Pages 289-296

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.31

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Original Article

Family And Motherhood In Russian, Danish, Finnish Media Discourse: Linguocultural Aspect

V. V. Boguslavskaya
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A. A. Kuvyichko
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A. G. Chafonov

Keywords: Discourse, family, motherhood, linguoculturology, concept, comparative analysis

Article no: 94

Pages 805-815

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.94

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Original Article

Correlation between Happy Planet Index with Education on the Example of Russia and Austria

Vadim Kats
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Evgeniia Marenkova

Keywords: Macroeconomic indicators; happy planet index; index level of education; comparative analysis; econometric model

Article no: 62

Pages 483-485

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.62

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