2018
DOI: 10.15688/lp.jvolsu.2018.1.5
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Globalization of Higher Education: Socio-Cultural Aspect

Abstract: The article presents the author's view on the problem of globalization of higher education in its socio-cultural aspect. The authors rely on their own experience of teaching in Russian universities, as well as on the works of domestic and foreign scientists: teachers, philosophers, psychologists. The attention of authors is directed to the philosophical analysis of several important social and cultural problems of education: the integration of national high schools into a single global educational space (acade… Show more

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“…As a possible solution to this complex of problems, researchers propose the idea of a global-national model of higher education, which involves the inclusion in the curriculum of two levels of goals, competencies and methods: 1) "global", meeting modern socio-economic challenges, the specificity of intercultural communication; 2) "national", correlating with the first level, but at the same time, reflecting the experience of the national higher school, the specifics of the political, socio-economic and cultural development of the country [9]. Thanks to the universal digitalization and mediatization of modern society, favorable conditions have been created not only for expanding intercultural communication, but also for the development of all levels of education.…”
Section: Globalization and Active Intercultural Interactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a possible solution to this complex of problems, researchers propose the idea of a global-national model of higher education, which involves the inclusion in the curriculum of two levels of goals, competencies and methods: 1) "global", meeting modern socio-economic challenges, the specificity of intercultural communication; 2) "national", correlating with the first level, but at the same time, reflecting the experience of the national higher school, the specifics of the political, socio-economic and cultural development of the country [9]. Thanks to the universal digitalization and mediatization of modern society, favorable conditions have been created not only for expanding intercultural communication, but also for the development of all levels of education.…”
Section: Globalization and Active Intercultural Interactionmentioning
confidence: 99%