Peculiarities of Forming General Cultural Competences in Students of Institutions of Higher Technical Education by Means of Interdisciplinary Integration

Danilova, O.V.

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20185001216

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“…It enables to encourage the creative activity of a teacher as well a student for informative communication, aimed at internal structures of technical students for their selfimprovement, namely, self-organization, self-realization, self-correction, and self-actualization. The involvement of students in institutions of higher technical education in creative activity is one of the characteristic principles of this method, that is, a combination of technologies for problem teaching; interactive forms of education and communication-based techniques for teaching the culture of speech [3,7].…”

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“…It has been found out that the groups of the third-and fourth-year students demonstrate the high level of speech culture. Thus, these groups are selected for the experimental research as the control group (CG), while the students of the 1st and 2 nd year are in the experimental group (EG) (table 1) [8,3]. We consider that seminars lay the foundation for the development of speech culture of students.…”

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Influence of communicative culture on the professional development of students in institutions of higher technical education

Danilova

2019

SHS Web Conf.

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The current paper deals with the role and place of the communicative culture of students in the education system in institutions of higher technical education. The communicative competence of students in the technical field is not enough sufficient for communication, including the professional sphere. Today, there is a decline in the cultural level of the modern generation. This fact can be explained by various reseasons, including social and economic, moral and ethics, ethnocultural, language, innovative and etc. Training of highly qualified specialists for technical sphere without proper teaching communicative culture is less fruitful as speech culture is an important indicator of professional competence of any specialist. Being a tool of professional activity of a future expert, speech culture aims to deal with complex problems related to teaching the norms of the Russain literary language to students, as well developing their rhetorical abilities and skills. Ways of achieving this objective include self-study for students, efficiency in applying teaching methods, assessment of knowledge acquired and tasks requiring creative strategies SHS Web of Conferences 69, 00029 (2019)

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Influence of communicative culture on the professional development of students in institutions of higher technical education

Danilova

2019

SHS Web Conf.

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“…They demanded to create conditions for free development and use of the Tatar language in the republic, cultural and linguistic consolidation of the Tatar population. They talked about the constitutional status of the Tatar language recognizing it as one of the official languages of the republic [6]. As far as they were not supported by the republican authorities, the association criticized their policies.…”

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National Associations as Actors of Social Management in Modern Russia (on the Example of the Republic of Bashkortostan)

Mukhtasarova¹

2020

Proceedings of the International Session on Factors of Regional Extensive Development (FRED 2019)

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In modern conditions, the issue of effective social management is crucial for Russia. Its important component is activities of national or ethnocultural associations. They are mediators between society and governments representing interests of various ethno-national groups. Contradictory conditions of globalization, complex and long-lasting modernization of Russia, weak civil identity make the issue of ethno-national associations a sensitive indicator of the Russian civil society. Under social instability, they represent a serious resource of ethnicity which allows them to be in demand in the multinational state. They are contradictory. It aggravates their position as influential actors of social management. On the one hand, they express and defend interests of their peoples; on the other hand, they are forced to adapt to aspirations of political elites or pursue ambitions of their own leaders. This dualism can cause a loss of the social base. The article analyzes activities of the most influential and numerous associations of Bashkortostan -associations of the Russian, Bashkir and Tatar peoples. The documents and materials of national associations and survey results were used. The historical chronological method was used. For two decades, associations have gained experience which is understudied. This experience can contribute to effective state national policies and social management.

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“…In 2010, there were 9 of the most numerous nationalities, whose population exceeded 10 thousand. Three nationalities (Russians, Bashkirs and Tatars) accounted for 90% of the population of the republic (more than 3.6 million people) [6].…”

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Ethnic and Religious Identities in the Multi-Ethnic Region (Based on the Ethnosociological Research Conducted in Bashkortostan)

Mukhtasarova¹,

Safin²

2020

Proceedings of the International Session on Factors of Regional Extensive Development (FRED 2019)

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In the conditions of risks and challenges of globalization and modernization, civil nationalization in Russia, security and stability of regional development continue to update the issue of religious identity of Russian people, especially in the Russian regions. The article studies the example of the Republic of Bashkortostan, where there is national, cultural, and confessional diversity. By the number of the Muslim population in the Russian Federation, the republic occupies one of the leading positions. At the same time, the Orthodoxy has strong traditions. Other confessions are also represented in Bashkiria which creates a serious load on the ethno-confessional situation in the region, poses challenges for the government authorities. Over a long historical period, the republic has gained positive experience of interaction between different nationalities and religions. The main purpose of the article is to identify the state and trends of development of religious identity in the republic, which is necessary to understand whether the situation creates a problem for interfaith and inter-ethnic interaction and stability of regional development. On the other hand, it is necessary to identify the relevance of religious identity for developing civil identity. The results of the study can be used for developing regional education policies. The article used materials of scientific researches and data of surveys conducted from the 1990s to 2016.

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Peculiarities of Forming General Cultural Competences in Students of Institutions of Higher Technical Education by Means of Interdisciplinary Integration

Cited by 19 publications

References 12 publications

Influence of communicative culture on the professional development of students in institutions of higher technical education

Influence of communicative culture on the professional development of students in institutions of higher technical education

National Associations as Actors of Social Management in Modern Russia (on the Example of the Republic of Bashkortostan)

Ethnic and Religious Identities in the Multi-Ethnic Region (Based on the Ethnosociological Research Conducted in Bashkortostan)

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