2016
DOI: 10.1051/shsconf/20162901061
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The role of information technologies in the development of school social education practice

Abstract: Abstract. The paper discusses various ways and specifics of applying information technologies in the process of school students' social education and reveals the role of IT in the development of the student's personality. Special attention is paid to the social education potential of network communities, the internet, virtual museums and mobile technologies. The paper also explains the risks of information technologies in social education.

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“…In the face of things, they should actually feel and continuously improve themselves in the problems they encounter. At the same time, in their own cultural courses in school, contemporary college students should also gradually transform their own skills and the books learned into field applications so as to reflect their own values [6][7]. In social practice, they test themselves, broaden their horizons, gain a timely understanding of the industry's market dynamics, learning to use [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the face of things, they should actually feel and continuously improve themselves in the problems they encounter. At the same time, in their own cultural courses in school, contemporary college students should also gradually transform their own skills and the books learned into field applications so as to reflect their own values [6][7]. In social practice, they test themselves, broaden their horizons, gain a timely understanding of the industry's market dynamics, learning to use [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%