2020
DOI: 10.29254/2077-4214-2020-3-157-188-191
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Distance Learning at the Departments of Morphological Profile in Quarantine Conditions. Advantages and Disadvantages

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“…Bobyliev and Vihrova , Bondarenko et al (Bondarenko et al, 2018), Gonchar (Gonchar, 2012), Osadchyi (Osadchyi, 2019), Osadchyi and Varina (Osadchyi and Varina, 2020), Tkachuk et al , focused on determining the fundamental foundations of development and conducting distance or blended learning. Important in the study was the analysis of works on the experience of developing and conducting training during blended learning in general quarantine, among these works, important in our study were noted works (Kruglyk et al, 2020;Lisachenko et al, 2020;. Exploring the world experience of using tools to create a quality learning process in distance and blended learning, we can note the works (Bliuc et al, 2012;O'Connor et al, 2011), in which scientists have described in detail the issues of blended learning, its problems and needs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…Bobyliev and Vihrova , Bondarenko et al (Bondarenko et al, 2018), Gonchar (Gonchar, 2012), Osadchyi (Osadchyi, 2019), Osadchyi and Varina (Osadchyi and Varina, 2020), Tkachuk et al , focused on determining the fundamental foundations of development and conducting distance or blended learning. Important in the study was the analysis of works on the experience of developing and conducting training during blended learning in general quarantine, among these works, important in our study were noted works (Kruglyk et al, 2020;Lisachenko et al, 2020;. Exploring the world experience of using tools to create a quality learning process in distance and blended learning, we can note the works (Bliuc et al, 2012;O'Connor et al, 2011), in which scientists have described in detail the issues of blended learning, its problems and needs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…To activate the cognitive processes of attention, perception, thinking, there are a number of other requirements: to provide educational information with a high enough redundancy; use technical teaching aids; use computer technology; take into account the possibility of direct control of perception; take into account the emotional factor. According to scientists, the essence of creative psychological and pedagogical technology is a creative approach to solving the problem of pedagogical process, during which the interests and values of the individual are one of the dominant components of the organization and content of educational activities (Gonchar, 2012;Osadchyi and Varina, 2020;Lisachenko et al, 2020;Bliuc et al, 2012;Kirkley and Kirkley, 2005;Bukreiev, 2020;Vlasenko et al, 2020a). That is, we can say that creative psychological and pedagogical technology actually speaks of a paradigm shift in vocational education, where it will be necessary not to solve ready-made didactic tasks, but to generate, initiate, creatively formulate ideas, plans.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In addition to these causes of burnout, technical problems are also added, in particular, difficulties with Internet networks, mastering new software programmes, trying to present the material in a shorter time, and giving the opportunity to speak to students who are not used to doing it online. This also includes possible equipment failures, so a teacher must have several alternatives for continuing the lesson and presentation [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%