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Original Article

Open Innovation Model Of Improving Critical Thinking Competence In University Students

Elena Kamysheva
ORCiD ,
Irina Kulamikhina
ORCiD ,
Olga Samylova
ORCiD

Keywords: Critical thinking competence, collaborative learning, cooperative learning, open Innovation paradigm, problem-solving approach

Article no: 2

Pages 9-16

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.2

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Original Article

Discursive-Cognitive Features Of The English-Speaking Economic Discourse

M.G Zelentsova

Keywords: Discourse, English-speaking economic discourse, cognitive paradigm, discursive-cognitive method, institutional discourse, cognitive space of economy.

Article no: 111

Pages 776-782

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.04.02.111

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Original Article

Professional Socialization Of Foreign Students Based On The Dialogue Of Cultures

T.M. Tereshchenko
,
S.N. Nikitenko
,
V.G. Malakhova
,
I.A. Solovtsova*

Keywords: Professional socialization, dialogue of cultures, foreign students, foreign cultural educational environment, humanitarian pedagogical paradigm

Article no: 21

Pages 168-180

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.02.21

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Original Article

Information Prospects For Socio-Cultural Development: Contradictory Grounds

I.V. Aladyshkin
,
S.V. Kulik
,
A.N. Michurin
,
N.E. Anosova

Keywords: Information paradigm, information society, postindustrialism, analytical strategies

Article no: 3

Pages 19-25

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.3

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Original Article

Interaction Of Educational Paradigms: New Ap-Proach To Knowledge Management

I. Nordman

Keywords: Additional education, cognitive management, educational paradigm, innovative paradigm, paradigmatic framework, traditional paradigm

Article no: 116

Pages 992-1000

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.116

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Original Article

Self-Organization As The Universal Competence Of Specialists Of The Future

Andrej Vladimirovich Bobylev
,
Irina Yurievna Tarkhanova*
,
Olga Alekseevna Koryakovtseva

Keywords: Self-organization, professional activities, higher education, humanitarian paradigm.

Article no: 21

Pages 186-193

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.21

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Original Article

Strategies Of Creative Capital Formation: Paradigm Platforms

L.M. Andryukhina
,
E.M. Dorozhkin
,
N.A. Senognoeva

Keywords: Creative capital, creative class, creative communities, creative practices, paradigm, strategy of creative capital formation.

Article no: 33

Pages 326-335

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.33

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Original Article

Cultural-Centric Paradigm Of Modern Humanitarian Education In The Future Specialists’ Training

Ali K.O. Namazov
,
Zoya M. Rashidova
,
Asel I. Rashidova
,
Ekaterina G. Shadrina

Keywords: A culture-centric paradigm, a dialogue of cultures, core competencies, educational paradigms, humanitarian education, pedagogical technologies.

Article no: 132

Pages 1228-1235

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.02.132

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