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List of publications on a keyword: «higher education system»

  • Modern Approaches to the Methodology of Teaching History at the University

    Research Article
    Development of education Volume 7 No 1
    Authors:
    Rustem A. Idrisov, Marina N. Krasnova
    Work direction:
    Pedagogy and Modern Education
    Abstract:
    Historical education in the system of higher educations is designed to solve not only teaching, but also upbringing tasks. Therefore, it is called upon to quickly and effectively overcome challenges which the historical education faces with the help of a specific political situation and social need. The modern situation is particularly acute in this regard. The concept of teaching Russian history to individuals of non-historical specialties and fields, which are implemented in higher education organisations, adopted in 2023, also testifies to this. The renewal of the content of historical education in the country requires the introduction of innovations in the field of the methodology of teaching. The methodological basis of history teaching in Russia has a long tradition, formed within the framework of several directions. Modern researchers of the problem note the special importance of the technological approach, which has become widespread in educational institutions of the country. However, it is not enough for today. The methodology of teaching history should precisely reflect the changes in the content of the discipline. At the same time, the range of methodological techniques in the teacher's arsenal may not change significantly. It is even possible to appeal to the experience of pre-revolutionary and Soviet methodology. But the question of the content of the methodological base and its objective orientation is core.
    Keywords:
    higher education system, a methodology of teaching history, a concept of teaching history
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  • Development of Educational and Research Independence From the Perspective of Medical University Students

    Research Article
    Development of education Volume 5 No 4
    Authors:
    Marina A. Grigolashvili, Yelena V. Yepifantseva, Polina S. Semenikhina
    Work direction:
    Pedagogy and Modern Education
    Abstract:
    Introduction: As a full-fledged Bologna process participant, Kazakhstan is continuously implementing reforms aimed at medical education, impacting country's human capital. The professional capable of a lifelong learning is the main goal of modern education. The central role in reaching this goal is entrusted to the higher education. The relevance of our study lies within the curriculum changes with more hours for students’ independent work, which is the main method of obtaining reliable information and acquiring competence for lifelong learning. The aim of our study was to evaluate the students’ opinion on the self-study system at the Karaganda Medical University, revealing existing difficulties in the students’ acceptance of the Bologna process requirements, identifying methods to increase their involvement in self-education and scientific research. Materials and Methods: an anonymous survey was conducted among the 426 of the 3rd – 7th year and residency students, including 20 questions to identify students’ attitude to the individual work methodology as a factor for the development of skills for lifelong learning. Results and Discussion: the majority of students are voluntarily involved in the independent learning, understand its purpose, and use English-language sources with reliable up-to-date information. Less than half of the students evaluate their skills of information search and presentation as «average» and only about a quarter of them as «high». More than half of the students demonstrate interest in increasing their level of competence with these skills. Conclusions: Our study demonstrated that since the Republic of Kazakhstan accession to the BP the «Karaganda Medical University» successfully integrates new educational requirements into the educational process. Higher education system needs further improvement to better understand the students, remove barriers to progress and preserve students’ motivation to further develop personal potential.
    Keywords:
    higher education system, medical education, Bologna process, Kazakhstan, independent work of the student, research work
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  • Sovershenstvovanie sistemy obrazovatel'noi podderzhki odarennykh shkol'nikov - trend razvitiia sovremennoi sistemy vysshego obrazovaniia Rossiiskoi Federatsii

    Book Chapter
    Modern education; problems and prospects for further development
    Author:
    Sergey N. Smirnov
    Work direction:
    Глава 1. Инновационная деятельность учреждений высшего образования по формированию будущего профессионала
    Abstract:
    The article deals with the questions of organization of work with gifted students in the space of higher educational institutions of the Russian Federation. Activity on educational support of talented and highly motivated pupils of some leading universities of Russia is considered. The author emphasizes that in order to ensure the optimal functioning of the mechanism for creating a model of general education in the space of a modern university, it is necessary to take measures to improve the legal framework.
    Keywords:
    gifted students, higher education system, general education, advanced training, vocational guidance work
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  • Komparativnye issledovaniia sistem vysshego obrazovaniia: analiticheskii obzor dostizhenii i tendentsii

    Book Chapter
    Education and science: current trends No 3
    Author:
    Olga A. Burukina
    Work direction:
    Парадигмы современного образования
    Abstract:
    The work covers theoretical and practical aspects of comparative studies in education systems. Aiming at acquainting the readers of the journal with the fundamentals of comparative studies in higher education systems, the author describes basic levels, principles, methods, aims and tasks, as well as the streamlines of comparative studies in the sphere. The author analyzes comparative studies of different levels conducted by foreign researchers for the last 15 years identifying research streamlines (including comparative researches of higher school administrations, distant education, ECTS and other credit systems), their key characteristics, their advantages and prospects. The researcher also determines the aggregate subject of comparative studies in higher education systems at the initial level; formulateы tasks, set before the Russian comparative researchers of higher education systems and highlights possible ways to solve them.
    Keywords:
    comparative studies, comparative microstudies, comparative macrostudies, aggregate subject of comparative studies, systemic characteristics of the research object, comparative research methods, classification of higher education systems, heterogeneous criterion, research context
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