Social and Psychological Aspects of Environmental Consciousness

Doronina, Marina; Semenkova, Svetlana Nikolaevna; Taburkin, V. I.

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“…Research activity is a type of professional activity for graduates of a bachelor's degree and occupies a special place. According to FSES in HE in all training areas, research is an integral part of bachelor's training and, of course, affects the quality of education and enhances motivation for further professional activities, the competitiveness of graduates in the labour market and contributes to satisfaction with their own professional activities and the use of its results in the future [2].…”

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Training Highly Qualified Specialists through Students` Research Activities

Jacobuk¹,

Vinogradova²,

Kryucheva³

et al. 2020

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

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The economic development of the Tyumen region, the digitalization of manufacturing, the new jobs' creation caused the problem of qualified staff shortage. This article reveals the possibility of using students' research activities as a factor in the training of highly qualified specialists in demand on the labour market. To identify the readiness of students to research activities, we interviewed the first and third-year students and teachers. We focused on the lack of activities in junior courses to maintain the interest that encourages them to engage in research. As a result, the number of students engaged in scientific activities falls from course to course, and material values become the main motive. The authors developed proposals for enhancing the research activities of students.

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Training Highly Qualified Specialists through Students` Research Activities

Jacobuk¹,

Vinogradova²,

Kryucheva³

et al. 2020

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

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“…When material values prevail, the level of trust and corporate social responsibility decreases, and this is manifested in the specifics of tourism activities; as an extreme example, the authors illustrate the phenomenon of sex tourism. The ethical component of the activities of the organizer of rural tours should be based on the concept of values as those maintaining the authenticity of everyday rural life, accepting the interests of the local community, and ensuring the principles of sustainable (including ecological) development of the area when carrying out tourist activities in rural areas (Doronina et al, 2018). This indicates the relationship between two lines of philosophical research: axiology and ethics in relation to such activities as rural tourism.…”

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Axiology Of Rural Tourism

Turov¹

2022

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The paper investigates the axiological approach to rural tourism in terms of resolving the conflict of values that arises from the features of rural life opposed to those of city life. The paper postulates the axiological approach as one of the lines of research into rural tourism in terms of its value component. The need to refer to the axiological approach is determined by the importance of values as a component of personal experience in a modern economy focused on the production of services, which competitiveness is determined by their uniqueness. Based on R. Inglehart's theory, the author has proposed an approach to tourism as an activity, which includes both material and post-material values to form an internal conflict of values. It is concluded that rural tourism in the aspect of the axiological approach can resolve the internal conflict of values, material and post-material ones, which are formed under the impact of mythology widespread in society. The prerequisite for interest in rural tourism as a way to resolve the conflict is the mythological nature of the concept of the rural area as a lost paradise, which has developed in modern Russian society under the impact of social history and traumatic urbanization processes. The paper reveals the relationship between the axiological principle of rural tourism and the ethical component of the rural tour organization. The value of the authenticity of personal experience is shown as a fundamental component of the ethics in rural tourism.

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Paradoxicality of Scientific Knowledge as a Result of Subjectivity of Individual Perception

Semenkova¹,

Gagarin²

2019

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The article considers the examples of scientific knowledge paradoxicality, which manifests itself in the following ways: perception of science in general, development of scientific knowledge and inconsistency of scientific methods. The authors’ attention is focused on analysing the paradoxicality of certain scientific conceptions and psychological and pedagogical processes. The paper identifies the role of subjectivity in scientific knowledge formation, analyses the influence of individual peculiarities on the process of scientific search and examines the means to reduce subjectivity influence on the development of new spheres of scientific knowledge.

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Social and Psychological Aspects of Environmental Consciousness

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Training Highly Qualified Specialists through Students` Research Activities

Training Highly Qualified Specialists through Students` Research Activities

Axiology Of Rural Tourism

Paradoxicality of Scientific Knowledge as a Result of Subjectivity of Individual Perception

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