2016
DOI: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.07.14
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The Development of Academic Mobility of Students of Pedagogical Departments in Universities

Abstract: The problem stated in this article is stipulated by the fact that academic mobility of students to a large extent facilitates the solution of the main educational goals, which include the development of modern areas of study, promoting the improvement of the availability, quality and usefulness of education. The main goals of mobility are to offer the student the opportunity to obtain a broad education in the chosen field of training, and provide access to the established centers of knowledge. The purpose of t… Show more

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“…Studies on general pedagogical issues in the educational process of training bachelor's students (Aganov, Nefediev, Garnaeva, & Nizamova, 2015;Betz, 2014;) may be highlighted particularly. Issues on the creation of academic flexibility at Russian universities have been discussed by many scientists from different aspects (Khabibullina, Shigapova, & Rusanova, 2016). We may also single out works on distinctions of future teachers' education Shigapova & Akhmedova, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies on general pedagogical issues in the educational process of training bachelor's students (Aganov, Nefediev, Garnaeva, & Nizamova, 2015;Betz, 2014;) may be highlighted particularly. Issues on the creation of academic flexibility at Russian universities have been discussed by many scientists from different aspects (Khabibullina, Shigapova, & Rusanova, 2016). We may also single out works on distinctions of future teachers' education Shigapova & Akhmedova, 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%