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2018
DOI: 10.17759/pse.2018230110
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Pedagogical University-Supervised Chair in Schools as a Means for Educational Transfer

Abstract: The article argues that a university-supervised chair at school is a new format of partnership between school and pedagogical university. The authors analyze socio-cultural background of the origin of university-supervised chairs and the possibilities for a qualitatively different research and methodology work of school teachers. The authors reveal specific features of the interaction of university faculty members and school teachers in their joint projects through the concept "transfer". Characteristics of su… Show more

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“…This also applies to developments in the field of "educational transfer" (Chekaleva et al, 2018). There are many publications where the students' choice of IERs is interpreted on the basis of everyday concepts (Badaev, 2019;Chebotarev, 2020). Non-linear didactics can be used as a methodological basis in order to design IERs for children and adolescents continuing their education in school.…”
Section: Basic Approaches To the Problem Of Students' Choosing Iersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This also applies to developments in the field of "educational transfer" (Chekaleva et al, 2018). There are many publications where the students' choice of IERs is interpreted on the basis of everyday concepts (Badaev, 2019;Chebotarev, 2020). Non-linear didactics can be used as a methodological basis in order to design IERs for children and adolescents continuing their education in school.…”
Section: Basic Approaches To the Problem Of Students' Choosing Iersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our opinion, there are significant methodological difficulties in researching the prerequisites for the choice of IERs by graduates of high schools. In modern Russian education, there is a developed practice of designing IERs for schoolchildren (Nikodimova, Grebnev, 2013;Tryapitsyna, 1998;Rezapkina, 2013;Chebotarev, 2020). A number of guidance papers include the understanding of an individual educational route formulated by A.P.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%