W poszukiwaniu nowego systemu kształcenia na Ukrainie – determinanty przemian w odniesieniu do starożytnych teorii edukacji

Bazaluk, Oleg; Fatkhutdinov, Vasyl H.; Svyrydenko, Denys

doi:10.31648/sw.3062

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“…Oleg Bazaluk, in his article "The Strategies of Systematization of the Theories of Education", reviewed the features of the development of the theories of education in the history of culture. He proposed to systematize them according to two development lines: Plato and Isocrates [Bazaluk, 2017;Bazaluk et al, 2018]. The fundamental difference between the two main lines of development is that the education theories of the Isocrates' line focus on the ways of teaching, i.e.…”

Section: Plato's and Isocrates' Tradition In Contemporary Higher Educmentioning

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University Planetariums and Observatories: The Critical Role of Higher Education in Future Studies

Zhukova¹,

Bukgakova²

2019

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In the article, the authors reviewed the main functions of the university planetariums and observatories in higher education. When considering higher education in Plato's tradition, the authors found that in addition to the three generally recognized functions, there is a fourth, perhaps the main function of the university planetariums and observatories. They form the planetary and cosmic thinking, i.e. person's spatial awareness on a scale of Earth and the cosmos. In fact, the university planetariums and observatories lay the foundation for the arête of a modern man: the inextricable link between the inner essence of a person and the space. They expand a person's world view from a regional and even planetary scale to the perception of the self as a product of cosmic processes, thus laying the foundation for the ontological orientation of individual self-realization to future studies. 1 The study sample included seventh-grade (12-13 years old) students. 2 Planetariums range in size from the 37 meter dome in St. Petersburg, Russia to three-meter inflatable portable domes where attendees sit on the floor. Section Three. Intelligent Matter Philosophy and Cosmology. Volume 23, 2019 132

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Section: Plato's and Isocrates' Tradition In Contemporary Higher Educmentioning

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University Planetariums and Observatories: The Critical Role of Higher Education in Future Studies

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Bukgakova²

2019

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“…At its best, a limited and dedicated circle of people had access to confidential information: family members, teachers, and friends. Education, from Plato's theory of education to modern educational theories, specialized in revealing individual characteristics and transforming an individual into a person [Bazaluk et al, 2018]. Thus, moral values were formed by a certain microsocial group, which prepared individual manifestations for socially significant activities, and was the only carrier of confidential information of a person.…”

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“…Oleg Bazaluk in his book "Space Travels -Traveling Mentality" compiled a chronology of space tourism development relevant for 2012 [Bazaluk, 2012]. Over the past seven years, a lot has changed in space technology.…”

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Moral Values and Skills: The Challenges of Space Exploration Practices

Shevniuk¹,

Матвієнко²

2019

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The present study examines the problem of moral values arising aboard manned spacecrafts. The authors believe that this problem is due to the transition of modern society to the Information Age. Under the conditions of a space flight, when the vital functions of the crew and passengers of a spacecraft are provided and controlled by information and communication technology, the problem of moral values takes on special significance. Information technology, as well as their applications can be divided into three types. These are technologies that record (store), transmit (communicate) and organize information. The authors studied the features of the influence of each type of information and communication technology on moral values and artistic freedom in the microsocial group of a spacecraft. Solving the problem of moral values aboard a manned spacecraft is a sine qua non for artistic freedom during a space flight, the quality of the tasks associated with the colonization of the outer space and the development of material, energy and information resources of the universe.

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“…Culture, which was imposed by the colonizing state, should be treated as an element of history and used as a sphere of inspiration for the creation of new artefacts [Pavlyshyn, 2014: 75]. The role of education at the processes of overcoming of postcolonial challenges and hybrid war ones are reviewed at the researches of Oleg Bazaluk [Bazaluk et al, 2018], Olga Kyvliuk [Kyvliuk et al, 2018], Liudmyla Savenkova [Savenkova & Svyrydenko, 2018], Dariusz Tulowiecki [Svyrydenko & Tulowiecki, 2018].…”

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The Condition of Contemporary Ukrainian Culture: The Postcolonial Retrospective and Perspective

Svyrydenko¹,

Możgin²

2019

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Contemporary Ukrainian culture is in a state of redefinition of the basic values and principles on which its functioning is based. The challenge faced by the political and intellectual elites of Ukraine is to create a common language code that will be accepted and understood by members of the whole society. The postcolonial character of culture in this context is the platform on which the contemporary image of the Ukrainian state is created. Therefore, the idea of contemporary Ukraine should be based on the process of getting rid of the "postcolonial syndrome" and shaping the Ukrainian culture based on the traditions and attitudes of national culture. The state's position in this regard should be compatible and follow the common goal of real independence from the then colonizer. The Russian Federation, implementing its imperial policy towards Ukraine, effectively hinders the development of the Ukrainian cultural sphere, which is one of the priority state-building spaces. Therefore, Ukrainian society faces a very difficult task, because it should create an effective institutional and systemic base that will allow for nationwide development. The process of uniting the Ukrainian nation around the basic state-building idea should be based on a common language space, because language is the element that shapes the area of mutual social interactions. Ukraine in the conditions of competition, not only in the military context, but above all in the cultural context, should go in the direction of promoting its own position in every sphere of functioning, and especially in the cultural sphere.

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W poszukiwaniu nowego systemu kształcenia na Ukrainie – determinanty przemian w odniesieniu do starożytnych teorii edukacji

Cited by 15 publications

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University Planetariums and Observatories: The Critical Role of Higher Education in Future Studies

University Planetariums and Observatories: The Critical Role of Higher Education in Future Studies

Moral Values and Skills: The Challenges of Space Exploration Practices

The Condition of Contemporary Ukrainian Culture: The Postcolonial Retrospective and Perspective

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