List of publications on a keyword: «model»
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Peer-to-peer model in bullying prevention: innovative potential
Conference Paper
Technopark of universal pedagogical competencies- Author:
- Iuliia S. Simdiankina
- Work direction:
- Развитие психолого-педагогического сопровождения в современном образовании
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- The article examines the peer-to-peer model as an innovative approach to bullying prevention in the educational environment. Based on the analysis of domestic and foreign research, the effectiveness of peer education in developing defending behavior, empathy, and transforming group norms among schoolchildren is substantiated. The mechanisms of peer-to-peer interventions' impact on the emotional and behavioral spheres of participants in the educational process are revealed. Various forms of the model implementation are analyzed – from peer education programs to mediation and social theater. The pedagogical conditions and limitations of implementing peer-to-peer approaches in school practice are substantiated, and promising directions for further research are identified.
- Keywords:
- bullying, bullying prevention, peer-to-peer, peer-to-peer model, peer education, school mediation, defending behavior, social theater
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Models for preventing and countering bullying in international and domestic experience
Book Chapter
Current Issues in Pedagogy and Psychology- Author:
- Iuliia S. Simdiankina
- Work direction:
- Глава 1
- Abstract:
- The chapter analyses global and Russian experience in the prevention of and counteraction to bullying in the educational environment. Scandinavian programmes (Olweus, KiVa), American legislative and behavioural models (PBIS), Asian approaches (Japan, South Korea), and practices of BRICS countries (Brazil, India, China, South Africa) are examined. Common features of successful strategies are identified: systematicity, multi-level approach, involvement of all educational process participants, and consideration of cultural context. Special attention is paid to Russian projects («Everyone Matters», «Travli.NET»), federal and regional initiatives, and current legislative proposals. The necessity of creating a unified national bullying prevention programme combining best foreign practices and Russian innovations is substantiated. The chapter is addressed to teachers, psychologists, educational administrators, and social prevention specialists.
- Keywords:
- legislation, prevention, bullying, cyberbullying, foreign experience, domestic practice, counteraction models, school environment, anti-bullying programmes
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The situational‑positional model of the technology of professional self‑determination in the engineering and technological field for graduates of general education institutions and vocational colleges
Book Chapter
Current Issues in Pedagogy and Psychology- Authors:
- Galina A. Ignat'eva, Zhanna V. Smirnova, Oksana V. Tulupova
- Work direction:
- Глава 4
- Abstract:
- The paper investigates the problem of overcoming the gap between the declared continuity of career guidance work and the actual fragmentation of managerial impacts at the level of educational organizations. The necessity of transitioning to a transfunctional model of supporting youth career choices to provide personnel for the engineering and technological sector of the economy is substantiated. The methodological basis comprises the anthropological principle, the age-normative model of development, and the subjective approach, synthesized within the framework of the situational-positional paradigm. Based on the research results, a reproducible pedagogical support technology is designed, relying on a cycle of managerial tasks: from diagnostics and scenario planning to monitoring and correction. The mechanisms for constructing educational situations in the micro-environment of specialized classes and colleges that contribute to the formation of a student's subjective position are revealed. Tools for building a personal vector of professional development and organizing mentoring that integrate institutional resources and the demands of the real sector of the economy are proposed.
- Keywords:
- professional self-determination, career guidance, mentoring, subjective position, situational-positional approach, engineering and technological sphere, age-normative model, educational situation, personal development vector, school and vocational education students
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Methodological features of teaching the discipline «EdTech project management»
Conference Paper
Pedagogy, Psychology, Society: from theory to practice- Authors:
- Olga N. Troitskaia, Anton G. Troitskii
- Work direction:
- Цифровая трансформация образования
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- The article describes the concept of an "EdTech project", its types and functions in the educational process, and provides examples of large EdTech projects by well-known companies. However, due to the process of digital transformation of the education system today, every teacher can and should become a developer of their own EdTech project. The article presents the process of designing the content of teaching the basics of creating and managing EdTech projects, and describes the appropriate methodological training system for current and future teachers. The result of the training of students of the Digital Education master's program was the development of three EdTech projects: "Learn to manage stress!" for graduate students, "Tax Literacy" for primary school students, and "The Digital Footprint of My Homeland" for students in grades 7-11. The initial testing showed that choosing a chatbot as a promotion tool ensures the viability and effectiveness of the EdTech project.
- Keywords:
- education, methodology, teachers, conceptual model, EdTech project, content design, chatbot
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An approach to understanding the essence of the production process and setting the task of optimizing it in modern economic conditions
Book Chapter
Principles of building a new ecosystem: social, economic and legal aspects- Authors:
- Natalia E. Tropynina, Oksana M. Kulikova, Svetlana D. Suvorova
- Work direction:
- Глава 1
- Abstract:
- In the current economic environment, the industrial sector's priority goal is to satisfy consumer demand for goods and achieve economic efficiency in enterprises with limited resources. In this regard, the problem of correctly formulating the production process optimization problem as the basis for the successful operation of an industrial enterprise is becoming increasingly important. This study addresses theoretical issues related to understanding the essence of the production process and formulating the optimization problem. The work utilizes general scientific methods based on economic and methodological developments by Russian scientists in the field of constructing mathematical models for optimization problems, general systems theory and systems analysis, the method of expert assessments and comparative analysis. A clarified authors' definition of the concept of «production process» is provided. An algorithm for formulating an optimization problem is presented. The input parameters are defined, combined into production-technological, personnel, and innovation-digital blocks, in which, based on the expert assessment, optimization indicators for the industrial enterprise's production process are established. In conclusion, it is concluded that effective production optimization is possible only if the solutions found are consistent and meet the current and future needs of both the enterprise and the economy as a whole.
- Keywords:
- algorithm, modeling, production process, optimization problem, industrial enterprise, optimization parameters
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Mechanisms for protecting the rights of subjects in the digital ecosystem: legal and socio-economic aspects
Book Chapter
Principles of building a new ecosystem: social, economic and legal aspects- Authors:
- Andrei V. Seleznev, Igor P. Rak, Anastasiia A. Strelnikova
- Work direction:
- Глава 6
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- The chapter examines the problem of protecting the rights of subjects in the digital ecosystem – an environment organized around a platform, where traditional counterparties are replaced by a multilateral technological construct. It demonstrates the inseparability of socio-economic and legal aspects: information asymmetry and bargaining power imbalances, network effects, lock-in, and algorithmic mediation devalue instruments designed for bilateral relations. The methodological framework includes systemic and functional approaches, formal-legal and comparative-legal analysis, as well as legal modeling. The result is a four-level protection model (normative, institutional, procedural-jurisdictional, and techno-legal levels), arranged in order of increasing specialization and automation. Barriers hindering the exercise of rights are identified – information asymmetry and bargaining power imbalances, opacity of algorithms, cross-border nature of conflicts, and user lock-in to the platform. Guidelines for improvement are outlined: priority of prevention and "protection by design," genuine accessibility of procedures, mandatory explainability of algorithms, co-regulation, and harmonization of international standards.
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- platform economy, privacy by design, digital ecosystem, protection of subjects' rights, bargaining power asymmetry, opacity of algorithms, algorithmic discrimination, algorithmic explainability, lock-in effect, platform employment, prevention of violations, four-level model of protection
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The labor market as the foundation of the new economic ecosystem of the Russian Federation: an empirical assessment of the transformation cycle
Book Chapter
Principles of building a new ecosystem: social, economic and legal aspects- Author:
- Olga I. Khudiakova
- Work direction:
- Глава 8
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- The study, covering the period from 2010 to 2025, analyzes the transformation of the Russian labor market in the context of four fundamental shifts (recovery from the global crisis, sanctions adaptation, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the transition to technological sovereignty). Using a comprehensive econometric toolkit (testing time series for stationarity, correlation and cointegration analysis, principal component analysis, and autoregressive models), the study establishes that the labor market has ceased to serve as a passive shock absorber during crises and has become a core load-bearing element of the new economic ecosystem. Systemic contradictions are identified: an anomalous relationship between key rate increases and nominal wage growth, rising structural unemployment due to a mismatch between worker qualifications and employer demands, an acute shortage of engineers, and job creation predominantly in traditional heavy industry, which runs counter to environmental objectives. Principal component analysis reveals that 70% of the system's variability is captured by a single latent factor (employment, wages, and the key rate); a pro-cyclical pattern of monetary policy is identified. A significant negative correlation is found between environmental pressure and unemployment. An autoregressive model incorporating the macroeconomic overheating index, environmental factors, and innovation is identified as optimal. The key driver of qualitative growth is the rate of human capital renewal rather than its absolute volume. Institutional conditions for the transition to intensive labor resource management are formulated.
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- human capital, Russian labor market, structural transformation of the economy, frictional unemployment, shortage of engineering personnel, time series econometrics, principal component analysis, autoregressive models, macroeconomic overheating, key interest rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation
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Transformation of the national innovation system into an ecosystem format: econometric analysis of personnel determinism and institutional lags
Book Chapter
Principles of building a new ecosystem: social, economic and legal aspects- Author:
- Olga I. Khudiakova
- Work direction:
- Глава 9
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- The chapter examines the systemic imbalances of Russia's national innovation system (NIS) in the context of ensuring technological sovereignty. Based on an analysis of time series data for 2000–2024 using cointegration analysis and vector autoregressions, it is established that the NIS operates asymmetrically: there is no statistically significant impact of the created infrastructure on the generation of intellectual property, nor is there feedback – patents do not stimulate the immediate creation of new institutions. The only sustainable driver of inventive activity is high-level human capital – researchers with advanced degrees. Expanding staff numbers is the main trigger for the bureaucratic growth in the number of legal entities in the R&D sector. The scientific novelty lies in the econometric substantiation of the concept of “institutional lag,” demonstrating the absence of cointegration between scientific outputs and infrastructure; quantitatively differentiating the determinant factors of the two NIS circuits (elite quality vs. physical labor volume); and showing the ineffectiveness of relative budget indicators for forecasting micro-shocks in the innovation process. The conclusion is drawn that a paradigm shift in governance is necessary: a transition from directive construction of research institutes to targeted support for degree-holding research teams and the creation of flexible legal mechanisms.
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- intellectual property, technological sovereignty, national innovation system, ecosystem approach in science management, vector autoregression, Granger causality, institutional lags, econometric modeling of science and innovation
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Legal regulation of relations in the field of ex-hibition, fair and congress activities in the city of moscow
Conference Paper
Law, Economics and Management- Authors:
- Anastasiia I. Kozhevnikova, Aleksandr I. Zemlin
- Work direction:
- Актуальные вопросы юриспруденции
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- The article is devoted to the analysis of the specifics of the legal regulation of exhibition, fair and congress activities (EFCA) in the city of Moscow. The relevance of the study is determined by Moscow's status as a leading center of business activity in Russia and the CIS countries, hosting a significant share of all events held in the country. The aim of the work is to identify the specifics of the Moscow model of EFCA regulation, assess its effectiveness and formulate proposals for improvement.
- Keywords:
- legal regulation, state support, exhibition and fair activity, congress activity, regional legislation, Moscow City Law No. 40, contractual models
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Simulation Modeling of Professional Scenarios for Developing Oral Communication Skills in English for Electrical Power Engineering Students
Research Article
Development of education Volume 9 No 3- Author:
- Elena V. Dmitrieva
- Work direction:
- Pedagogy and Modern Education
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- The relevance of this study stems from the need to bridge the gap between classroom foreign language activities and the real-world communicative tasks that future power engineers face when operating equipment, conducting safety briefings, participating in international projects, and discussing technical regulations. The aim of the research is to theoretically substantiate, develop, and experimentally validate a methodology for using simulation modeling of professional situations to develop oral communication skills in English among students of electric power engineering programs. The material consisted of typical professional interaction scenarios selected on the basis of an analysis of industry documents and video recordings. The main methods included pedagogical modeling, a formative experiment, questionnaires, expert assessment of oral performances according to the criteria of fluency, terminological accuracy, and pragmatic appropriateness, as well as statistical data processing using Student's t-test. The developed methodology comprised three stages: pre-communicative preparation, group simulation of emergency situations, and reflective analysis of the completed tasks. The experiment was conducted over two semesters in undergraduate groups. The results demonstrated a statistically significant increase in speech coherence, accuracy of terminology use, and the ability to produce spontaneous reasoned statements. The findings suggest that the systematic integration of simulation modeling into an ESP course contributes not only to the improvement of speaking skills but also to increased motivation and the formation of students' professional identity.
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- communicative competence, engineering education, professionally oriented teaching, English for Specific Purposes, simulation modeling, formative experiment, professional situation, oral communication, electric power engineering, future power engineers
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Phraseological Representation of the Category of Time in Russian, Chuvash and English: A Semantic and Linguocultural Perspective
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 8 No 3- Author:
- Natalia R. Skvortsova
- Work direction:
- World languages and literature
- Abstract:
- The paper examines the semantic and linguocultural model of phraseological representation of the category of time in Russian, Chuvash, and English. The research material comprises lexicographic sources and fixed expressions with temporal semantics denoting duration, cyclicality, timeliness, expectation, temporal limit, and the impossibility of an event. The study employs the continuous sampling method, descriptive method, lexical-semantic, contextual, and comparative-contrastive analysis; a linguocultural approach is applied to interpret nationally-specific cultural meanings. The research was conducted in several stages, including the selection of units, their distribution into semantic groups, and comparison according to uniform parameters: time model, typical means of expression, cultural dominant, and nationally-specific zone of representation. The scientific novelty of the study lies in refining the comparative typology of temporal phraseology with the inclusion of Chuvash material, which has previously been underrepresented in research. Special attention is paid to Chuvash temporal-modal constructions with the meaning “will never happen.” The results obtained show that, within the scope of the material examined, the universal models are time as movement, as a resource, and as a cyclical process. At the same time, Russian material predominantly activates an evaluative-philosophical conceptualization of time, Chuvash — natural-ritual cyclicality, and English — punctuality, planning, and the pragmatic value of time.
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- category of time, temporal semantics, temporal phraseology, phraseological representation of time, linguistic worldview of time, cultural models of time, Russian phraseological units, Chuvash phrasemes, English idioms, temporal-modal constructions
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Innovative experience in modeling the process of professional training of students
Book Chapter
Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology- Authors:
- Nikolai I. Saigushev, Liudmila I. Saigusheva
- Work direction:
- Глава 6
- Abstract:
- The chapter presents an innovative experience of modeling the process of professional training of students through the introduction of reflexive pictographic pedagogical tasks. The key element of the model is reflexive pictographic pedagogical tasks, where the visual clarity of pictographs helps the student not to keep a difficult situation in mind, but to constantly perceive it figuratively. The potential of this approach for enhancing reflection, visual representation of pedagogical situations and integration of theoretical knowledge into professional skills is substantiated. The chapter analyzes the features of the development and application of visual task models, their role in the transformation of educational and professional activities into quasi-professional ones.
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- innovation, reflection, modeling, experience, student, pictography, pedagogical task, professionaltraining, reflexive pictographic pedagogical tasks
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A model of a cross-multidimensional educational process in a secondary school: design and implementation
Book Chapter
Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology- Author:
- Kseniia A. Elistratova
- Work direction:
- Глава 15
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- The chapter substantiates the need for a transition from linear didactic models to multidimensional modeling of the educational process that accounts for the integration of multiple spaces and environments in learning activities. Based on a cross-multidimensional approach (systemic, environmental, ecosystemic, and synergetic levels), the authors have developed an original pedagogical model comprising five blocks: conceptual-target, organizational-managerial, functional, resource-infrastructural, and evaluative-diagnostic. The model is operationalized through mechanisms of space interaction (interpenetration, hybridization, and shifting dominants) and conditions for implementation (teachers' professional readiness, an innovative climate, and the quality of strategic goal-setting). The practical embodiment of the model takes the form of a technological flowchart for a multi-environment lesson.
- Keywords:
- pedagogical model, technological map, cross-multidimensional educational process, descriptive model, prescriptive model, multi-environment lesson, cross-cutting competencies, spaces, and environments
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Pedagogicheskaia model' formirovaniia leksicheskoi kompetentsii obuchaiushchikhsia sed'mogo klassa sredstvami mul'tisensornogo podkhoda
Book Chapter
Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology- Authors:
- Alfiia R. Baranova, Diana R. Miniiarova, Gulnaz R. Sitdikova, Kamilla T. Bagieva
- Work direction:
- Глава 17
- Abstract:
- The chapter presents a theoretically grounded and experimentally verified pedagogical model for developing foreign language lexical competence in 7th grade learners based on a multisensory approach. The methodological foundations of the model (communicative, cognitive, competence-based approaches), the system of principles (multisensory, visual, activity-based, game-based learning, etc.), methods and techniques for vocabulary instruction, as well as organizational forms of learning are revealed. Specific exercises developed for each stage of vocabulary work (presentation, practice, activation) are described in detail. The results of experimental work conducted at MBEI «Gymnasium No. 179 – Education Center» in Kazan are presented, which demonstrate a statistically significant superiority of the experimental group, where the model was applied, over the control group taught through traditional methods. The obtained data confirm the effectiveness of the multisensory approach in improving the quality of lexical skills and can serve as a basis for implementation into the practice of teaching English in secondary school.
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- pedagogical model, English language, lexical competence, exercises, 7th grade, multisensory approach, perceptual channels, vocabulary teaching methods
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Pedagogical model of implementing multisensory approaches in teaching English to second-grade students to form motivational competence
Book Chapter
Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology- Authors:
- Gulnaz R. Sitdikova, Kamilla T. Bagieva, Alfiia R. Baranova, Diana R. Miniiarova
- Work direction:
- Глава 19
- Abstract:
- The chapter presents a pedagogical model for implementing didactic support of the multisensory approach in teaching English to primary school children (Grade 2), aimed at developing their motivational competence. The relevance of the study is determined by the contradiction between the recognized effectiveness of the multisensory approach and the insufficient development of its didactic support with regard to the initial stage of education. The paper describes the structural components of the model (target, theoretical and methodological, content, procedural, methodological, and result-oriented), presents a developed set of ten multisensory exercises, and provides a detailed description of two of them («Rough Letters: Trace and Remember» and «Umbrella: Name and Hide»). Experimental verification confirmed the effectiveness of the developed model: a significant increase in the high level of intrinsic motivation (from 9.5% to 47.6%) and a decrease in the low level (from 61.9% to 14.3%) were recorded in the experimental group. The model can be used by English language teachers and methodologists in the practice of primary language education.
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- primary school children, English language teaching, multisensory approach, motivational competence, pedagogical modeling, didactic support, sensory perception channels
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Organizational and pedagogical conditions for the use of educational video blogging in the transformation of educational communications in the organization of professional training
Book Chapter
Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology- Authors:
- Aleksei V. Kuzmin, Nataliia V. Kuznetsova
- Work direction:
- Глава 25
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- In this paper, educational video blogging is considered as a pedagogical technology that requires a specialized set of competencies from the teacher. The typology of educational video blogging is revealed. The key competencies of the teacher are identified, effectively transfer knowledge in video format, structure content taking into account cognitive load and achieve planned educational results. Modern infrastructural constraints are taken into account: a focus on domestic video hosting is proposed to ensure the sustainability of the educational process. The necessity of systematic development of the teacher training infrastructure is shown through a combination of self-education and additional professional education programs.
- Keywords:
- professional training, professional competencies, educational video blogging, innovative formats, modeling of the educational process
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ARCHITECTURAL ENVIRONMENT ERGONOMICS IN THE DISCIPLINE OF LIFE SAFETY
Conference Paper
Socio-Pedagogical Issues of Education and Upbringing- Author:
- Nikolai A. Molchanov
- Work direction:
- Содержание и технологии профессионального образования
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- Abstract: The article substantiates the need to integrate the principles of ergonomics of the architectural environment into the content of the discipline "Safety of life" in the preparation of students of architectural universities. The interrelation of ergonomics and architectural safety is revealed, a pedagogical model of the formation of ergonomic competence is presented, and the results of a pedagogical experiment are described. A structure of professionally oriented tasks has been developed, and a flowchart for integrating ergonomic requirements into the learning process has been proposed. It is proved that the inclusion of ergonomic analysis in the discipline of the Belarusian Railways contributes to the formation of professional responsibility of the architect and to improving the quality of design solutions.
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- accessible environment, life safety, educational model, Key words: ergonomics, architectural environment, anthropometry, architectural safety
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Features of the forensic model of crimes related to violations of transport security requirements
Conference Paper
Strategies of Sustainable Development: Social, Law and External-economic Aspects- Author:
- Oleg E. Anisimov
- Work direction:
- Уголовное право и криминология, уголовно-исполнительное право
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- The article examines certain elements of the forensic model of crimes related to violations of transport security requirements, the specific features of the environment, methods of committing crimes of this type, and the characteristics of the criminal's personality.
- Keywords:
- forensic model of a crime, crimes related to violations of transport security requirements, violations of transport security requirements
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Hardware architectures for local learning of large language models: an overview of scalable solutions
Conference PaperCurrent issues of integrating science and practice in the context of transforming socio-economic systems- Authors:
- Nikolai A. Kopyrkin, Anna D. Sudakova
- Work direction:
- Развитие информационных технологий в условиях трансформации социально-экономических систем
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- The article discusses which hardware accelerators are advisable to use if you need to train large language models on your own servers, rather than in the cloud. The main types of accelerators are analyzed — GPU, ASIC, FPGA and others. The cost of ownership of different solutions for local use when installing 256 accelerators is compared separately. As a result, it is concluded that the choice of equipment should take into account not only the speed of calculations, but also the costs of electricity, cooling and software compatibility.
- Keywords:
- large language models, hardware accelerators, scalable architectures, total cost of ownership, local deployment
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Comparative analysis of the effectiveness of the EAEU economic integration with other integration associations
Book ChapterDevelopment of the Russian socio-economic system: challenges and prospects- Author:
- Olga I. Khudiakova
- Work direction:
- Глава 4
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- The chapter presents a comparative analysis of the economic integration effectiveness of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) in comparison with the European Union (EU), ASEAN, MERCOSUR, and BRICS. Based on unified indicators (intra-regional trade share, Grubel-Lloyd index, trade intensity index, gravity model), an analysis of structural, intensive, and potential levels of integration is conducted. It is established that the EAEU demonstrates a high degree of interdependence and growth rates comparable to ASEAN; MERCOSUR faces stagnation problems; BRICS represents a model of geo-economic integration with exponential growth. Global economic integration is transitioning to a multipolar model, in which the EAEU occupies a strong niche as an effective regional player.
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- ASEAN, BRICS, EAEU, economic integration, MERCOSUR, intraregional trade, Grubel-Lloyd index, trade intensity, gravity model, unrealized potential, multipolar world
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Transformation of the Russian Fuel and energy Complex's export model: from raw material dependence to structural adaptation
Book ChapterDevelopment of the Russian socio-economic system: challenges and prospects- Author:
- Olga I. Khudiakova
- Work direction:
- Глава 5
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- The chapter presents a comprehensive econometric analysis of the factors determining the dynamics of export revenues of Russia's key energy commodities – oil, gas, and coal – amid global volatility and geopolitical transformation. Based on Rosstat data over the past 25 years, regression models are constructed to quantify the contribution of macroeconomic factors (GDP, production, energy prices, exchange rate) and geopolitical risks. Comparative analysis using standardized coefficients and delta coefficients revealed fundamental differences in the revenue structure and vulnerability of the sectors: oil and gas exports are characterized by extreme dependence on global price conditions, while the coal sector demonstrates a more complex structure where the exchange rate and sanctions pressure play a dominant role. Key adaptation mechanisms of Russian foreign trade are identified: price adaptation, geographical reorientation of exports, and the use of the national currency devaluation effect.
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- econometric modeling, fuel and energy complex, oil, exchange rate, sanctions pressure, regression analysis, correlation analysis, export revenue, natural gas, coal, and adaptation mechanisms
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Mathematical modeling and quantitative methods of analysis in the system of medical and biological training of students of a sports university
Book Chapter
Issues of education and psychology- Author:
- Elena G. Kostenko
- Work direction:
- Глава 10
- Abstract:
- The chapter examines theoretical and applied aspects of mathematical modeling and quantitative analysis methods in the system of biomedical training of students in sports universities. Their role in assessing functional state, modeling training processes, and developing analytical competencies is substantiated. The integration of mathematical methods and digital technologies is shown to improve the quality of professional training.
- Keywords:
- physical education, digital technologies, mathematical modeling, biomedical training
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The language of professional communication: approaches, model, and content of learning in theory and practice of Russian as a foreign language
Book Chapter
Issues of education and psychology- Authors:
- Natalya S. Shatalova, Liudmila S. Shatalova
- Work direction:
- Глава 15
- Abstract:
- The chapter addresses the problem of creating a modern integrative model for teaching foreign language professional communication, taking into account the requirements of professionalization and specialization. Teaching professional communication is considered as an independent area in the methodology of teaching Russian as a foreign language. The article presents a theoretical justification of the proposed model, characterized by phasing and staging of instruction (in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard) and level-based content (bachelor's degree, language proficiency levels B1-C1). Modern approaches to modeling the process of teaching professional communication are considered as a synthesis of conceptual provisions of pedagogical and linguodidactic paradigms. The results of linguistic research on metalanguages of various types of professional discourse for educational purposes are clarified. The basic components of the didactic support of the model are identified, and the pedagogical tools for its implementation are characterized. The content of the diagnostic system for assessing the level of communicative competence formation is defined. A system for diagnosing the effectiveness of professional communication language proficiency is proposed, specifying invariant tasks for levels B1-C1. Theoretical methods, content analysis, continuous sampling method, and statistical methods were applied.
- Keywords:
- professional communication, general theory of linguodidactics, methods of teaching Russian as a foreign language, professional discourse, meta-language of professional communication, and a modern integrative model of teaching the language of professional communication
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Resource model of a mathematics teacher's professional image
Conference PaperAdvanced Pedagogical Experience in the Modern Educational Space- Author:
- Irina V. Gaidamakina
- Work direction:
- Профессиональный рост педагога: традиции и инновации
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- The article discusses the problem of forming a professional image of a higher education mathematics teacher in the context of digital transformation of education. Based on a critical analysis of Russian research, the article identifies the specific image challenges faced by mathematics teachers, which are influenced by the subject content, existing stereotypes of the "mathematician" image, and the specifics of digitalization in mathematics education. The author proposes an adapted resource model of the mathematics teacher's image, which includes three components: subject-methodological, didactic-instrumental, and personal-communicative.
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- digital transformation, professional image, resource model, specifics of digitalization of mathematical education
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The effectiveness of an integrative program for the formation of psychological well-being among future linguistic teachers
Conference PaperEducation, innovation, research as a resource for community development- Author:
- Iuliia V. Frolova
- Work direction:
- Развитие психолого-педагогического сопровождения в современном образовании
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- This article presents the results of a formative experiment evaluating the effectiveness of the "PERMA Profile for Language Teachers" program, aimed at the comprehensive development of psychological well-being in future foreign language educators. The study involved 100 fourth-year students majoring in pedagogical linguistics (Experimental Group = 50, Control Group = 50). The 36-academic-hour program was implemented in three stages and comprised modules targeting emotional intelligence, growth mindset, and positive affective experiences in language learning. Statistical analysis revealed significant positive changes in the experimental group across 14 out of 17 measured indicators, including previously identified areas for development (engagement, meaning, self-control, and sociability). The control group demonstrated no systemic improvements, with negative trends observed in several parameters.
- Keywords:
- emotional intelligence, development program, teacher education, psychological well-being, PERMA model, growth mindset, formative experiment, burnout prevention