2015
DOI: 10.5539/ies.v8n4p192
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The Development of University Students’ Self-Sufficiency Based on Interactive Technologies by Their Immersion in the Professional Activity

Abstract: The article discusses the problems of using web technologies in the development of self-sufficiency of University students. We hypothesize that real professional situations in which he/she is obliged to work independently on the basis of web technologies contribute to the development of students' self-sufficiency. It is shown that the activity approach to learning, based on the use of project learning technologies in the process of preparing for lessons by learners and interactive technologies of blended learn… Show more

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“…Of the identified articles, 3% investigated learning styles—namely, Active vs Reflective, Sensitive vs Intuitive, Visual vs Verbal, Sequential vs Global—when implementing e-course content (Kouis et al, 2020 ; Ljubimova et al, 2015 ; Xiao & Rahman, 2017 ). These studies have shown that students' independent work can be guided through interactive technology, and these teaching methods would eliminate students' passivity in the classroom and enhance their cognitive activity.…”
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“…Of the identified articles, 3% investigated learning styles—namely, Active vs Reflective, Sensitive vs Intuitive, Visual vs Verbal, Sequential vs Global—when implementing e-course content (Kouis et al, 2020 ; Ljubimova et al, 2015 ; Xiao & Rahman, 2017 ). These studies have shown that students' independent work can be guided through interactive technology, and these teaching methods would eliminate students' passivity in the classroom and enhance their cognitive activity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These studies have shown that students' independent work can be guided through interactive technology, and these teaching methods would eliminate students' passivity in the classroom and enhance their cognitive activity. While some studies have proposed automatic detection of learning styles by analysing student's learning behaviour through mathematical models (Xiao & Rahman, 2017 ), other studies have developed simpler matrix systems that would allow the teacher to carry out a manual selection of tools for Moodle Learning after considering student's learning styles (Ljubimova et al, 2015 ; Meza-Fernández & Sepúlveda-Sariego, 2017 ; Xiao & Rahman, 2017 ). However, identifying students' learning styles to maintain assessment quality needs further investigation (Meza-Fernández & Sepúlveda-Sariego, 2017 ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…2) Teachers share their experience with colleagues from other educational institutions, outline prospects for effective work with students; 3) educational institutions have the opportunity to present their professional activities (Ljubimova et al, 2015).…”
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“…It is in Psychology and Pedagogy the transfer of technologies referring social experience, realization of techniques of training, education of younger generation, and training for work in educational institutions of various type. This social order of society in work of regional higher education institution, naturally, affects specifics of scientific interests of teachers, and students; for example, this designing of diagnostic units on the basis of toys of domestic, foreign production (Samedov et al, 2015), the organization of subject training specialists of an education system, technology of teaching physical and mathematical and power disciplines (Shurygin & Krasnova, 2016;Ljubimova et al, 2015;Yulmetyev et al, 1995), the organization of work with exceptional children (Merzon et al, 2013;Merzon et al, 2014) and many other things.…”
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“…For the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, it is conceived the teaching of Physics, Mathematics, and the Information Technologies, power necessary for working with students and teachers of educational institutions and average professional education (Shurygin & Krasnova, 2016;Ljubimova et al, 2015;Yulmetyev et al, 1995).…”
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