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2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2015.11.712
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Effectiveness Research of the new Learning Elements, Initiated by the Change to Competency-based Education Model in Russia

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“…We have analyzed findings of Russian researchers on the issues of Russian HE transformation and those concerning Master`s programs and foreign language teaching (Gerasimova, 2010;Glebova & Yasnitskaya, 2015;Gurban & Tarasyev, 2016;Ismagilova & Polyakova, 2014;Kazakova, 2015;Kozachek, 2015;Mitchell & Mitchell, 2014;Sazonova, 2014;Voronov & Chasovskykh, 2015) as well as a variety of articles from other countries relating to communicative competence, competence-based and communicative approaches, the Bologna reforms (Cohen, 1990;Ek & Trim, 1998;Fleming, 2007Fleming, , 2009Keen, 1992;Komori-Glatza, 2015;Savignon, 1997;Trenholm, 2004). The analysis of related research clearly indicates gaps and limitations in current practice and knowledge.…”
Section: Foreign Language Teaching In the Modern World Is Taking New mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have analyzed findings of Russian researchers on the issues of Russian HE transformation and those concerning Master`s programs and foreign language teaching (Gerasimova, 2010;Glebova & Yasnitskaya, 2015;Gurban & Tarasyev, 2016;Ismagilova & Polyakova, 2014;Kazakova, 2015;Kozachek, 2015;Mitchell & Mitchell, 2014;Sazonova, 2014;Voronov & Chasovskykh, 2015) as well as a variety of articles from other countries relating to communicative competence, competence-based and communicative approaches, the Bologna reforms (Cohen, 1990;Ek & Trim, 1998;Fleming, 2007Fleming, , 2009Keen, 1992;Komori-Glatza, 2015;Savignon, 1997;Trenholm, 2004). The analysis of related research clearly indicates gaps and limitations in current practice and knowledge.…”
Section: Foreign Language Teaching In the Modern World Is Taking New mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Climate change is a major environmental, economic, and political threat. The international community has recognized that education, which is a direct way of spreading awareness at different levels, is an essential element in identifying and highlighting the problem and training and mobilizing young people to face the main challenges of climate change [6]. Study courses focused on topics related to climate change should be able to provide good content and concepts to understand its magnitude, causes, and consequences.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…La formación por competencias está apoyada en dos corrientes del aprendizaje: el cognitivismo y el constructivismo, ya que tiene en cuenta estrategias de formación en la construcción gradual de los conocimientos a través de la observación y reflexión crítica sobre el propio aprendizaje (Fernández, 2010). En este enfoque de formación, el protagonista del aprendizaje es el estudiante, mientras que el papel del docente es acompañar, guiar, evaluar y apoyar al estudiante (Voronov, Chasovskykh, Popov, Anyanova, & Krainova, 2015). Dentro de los aspectos a tener en consideración en este modelo educativo, está la evaluación formativa-continua, la cual integra las actividades de aprendizaje y enseñanza en el contexto de la auto preparación (Fernández March & Bolonia, 2006), y es una estrategia que sigue aplicándose en educación superior (Ramon-Muñoz, 2015;Sanz-Pérez, 2019), y se integra con facilidad con otros modelos de aprendizaje como el basado en proyectos (Bakhru & Mehta, 2020;Cifrian, Andrés, Galán, & Viguri, 2020) o el aula invertida (Walsh & Rísquez, 2020;Wang, 2019).…”
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