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List of publications on a keyword: «learning»

  • Sovremennye problemy doshkol'nogo obrazovaniia i vospitaniia

    Conference Paper
    Modern problems of preschool education and upbringing
    Authors:
    Sandzhi M. Muzraev, Mikhail A. Tsepliaev, Mukhamed K. Ramazanov, Maksim D. Korotaev, Viktor S. Ivanov, Anna K. Marchenko
    Work direction:
    Cognitive Development of Students of Different Levels of Education
    Abstract:
    The article examines current approaches to the education and upbringing of young and preschool children in Russian and international practice. Special attention is paid to play-based learning, a developing educational environment, cooperation with families, inclusive education, and children’s social and emotional development. Based on the analysis of regulatory documents, scientific publications, and materials of international organizations, the article identifies the main conditions for effective preschool education. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of combining Russian pedagogical experience with modern international practices.
    Keywords:
    preschool education, upbringing, early childhood development, play-based learning, international experience
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  • DIGITALIZATION OF PRESCHOOL EDUCATION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF APPROACHES IN RUSSIA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM

    Conference Paper
    Modern problems of preschool education and upbringing
    Authors:
    Diana A. Novomlinova, Anna A. Protasova, Anastasia V. Filipskaya
    Work direction:
    Cognitive Development of Students of Different Levels of Education
    Abstract:
    This article examines the digitalization of preschool education in Russia and the United Kingdom. The study analyzes the regulatory frameworks governing the use of digital technologies in early childhood education, requirements for teachers' digital competence, and mechanisms for ensuring children's safety in the digital environment in both jurisdictions. Particular attention is paid to differences in regulatory models, strategies for technology integration, and the role of the state.
    Keywords:
    preschool education, digitalization, comparative analysis, Russia, digital learning environment, early childhood education, United Kingdom, child online safety
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  • Artificial intelligence and digital tools in contemporary education: opportunities, challenges and implementation strategies

    Conference Paper
    Advanced Pedagogical Experience in the Modern Educational Space
    Authors:
    Tikhon A. Markin, Nikita A. Lagutin, Inessa S. Kappusheva
    Work direction:
    Цифровые инструменты и искусственный интеллект в образовании
    Abstract:
    This paper examines the current landscape of AI and digital tool integration in educational environments, analysing key application domains and their pedagogical implications. Drawing on empirical research, OECD statistical data, and UNESCO policy guidance, the study identifies the principal areas in which AI is transforming teaching and learning: adaptive learning systems, intelligent tutoring, automated assessment, and administrative automation. Barriers to effective implementation – including infrastructure gaps, teacher readiness, data privacy concerns, and algorithmic bias – are systematically analysed. Strategic recommendations are proposed for educators and policymakers seeking to harness AI capabilities while mitigating associated risks. The findings emphasise that sustainable integration requires a systemic approach that prioritises pedagogical intent over technological novelty.
    Keywords:
    adaptive learning, educational technology, digital transformation, digital tools, artificial intelligence in education, intelligent tutoring systems
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  • Digital educational platforms as a means of developing students' independence

    Conference Paper
    Advanced Pedagogical Experience in the Modern Educational Space
    Authors:
    Ivan S. Logunov, Artem S. Shutov, Anastasia V. Filipskaya
    Work direction:
    Цифровые инструменты и искусственный интеллект в образовании
    Abstract:
    The article examines the role of digital educational platforms in the development of students’ independence in higher education. Independence is considered as a complex personal quality that includes motivational, cognitive, and regulatory components. The paper analyzes the mechanisms through which digital platforms influence students’ self-regulation, as well as the difficulties that arise in the process of digital learning. Special attention is paid to the pedagogical conditions that ensure the effectiveness of digital technologies in the educational process.
    Keywords:
    higher education, students, self-regulation, independence, digital platforms, digital learning
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  • THE TEACHER AS A DIRECTOR OF AN EDUCATIONAL EVENT

    Conference Paper
    Advanced Pedagogical Experience in the Modern Educational Space
    Author:
    Aleksei K. Osin
    Work direction:
    Профессиональный рост педагога: традиции и инновации
    Abstract:
    This article explores the role of the teacher as the director of an educational event, revealing the specifics of teaching skills aimed at creating conditions for active, creative, and independent learning by students. The author examines the art of teaching through the lens of directorial competencies: the ability to design an educational space, construct a lesson narrative, engage students in the learning process, manage the emotional atmosphere of the lesson, and stimulate the personal development of each student. Methods and techniques that enable teachers to effectively organize the educational process are also explored.
    Keywords:
    motivation of students, Pedagogical directing, educational event, design of educational space, pedagogical excellence, creative activity of students, educational drama, developmental learning, student-centered approach, interactivity in education
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  • The role of artificial intelligence in personalizing the educational process

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Disana Z. Khavzhokova, Karina U. Mamaeva
    Work direction:
    Современные технологии в образовании
    Abstract:
    This paper explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into modern education as a tool for personalizing learning. Traditional educational models often struggle to accommodate individual student needs, learning paces, and learning styles. AI-driven adaptive learning systems, intelligent tutoring systems, and learning analytics provide opportunities for real-time feedback, customized educational content, and more flexible teaching approaches. The article discusses the main applications of AI in education, examines challenges and ethical considerations, and concludes that responsible implementation of AI technologies can improve student engagement and learning effectiveness.
    Keywords:
    artificial intelligence, educational technology, personalized learning, student engagement, adaptive systems
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  • Artificial intelligence (AI) in education: using AI tools for teaching and learning process

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Sofia I. Chaplygina, Elina I. Zagyrtdinova, Anastasia A. Kukleva
    Work direction:
    Современные технологии в образовании
    Abstract:
    The article examines the application of artificial intelligence in education, particularly in the process of teaching and learning. AI is widely used across various platforms, including virtual tutors, voice assistants, intelligent content, presentation translators, global courses, automated assessment, personalized learning, educational games, and intelligent tutoring systems. It is noted that many routine tasks of teachers (grading, attendance tracking, testing, reporting) can be automated, allowing educators to focus on character building and the development of student qualities. It is emphasized that AI is a product of natural human intelligence; therefore, the two concepts will never be equal.
    Keywords:
    education, artificial intelligence, automation, personalized learning
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  • USE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGIES AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Artiom G. Elizbarian, Anna S. Klimash, Inessa S. Kappusheva, Alena R. Novikova
    Work direction:
    Современные технологии в образовании
    Abstract:
    This article explores the integration of digital tools and artificial intelligence technologies into language education. Specific platforms and services are examined, their pedagogical effectiveness is analyzed, risks are discussed, and recommendations for the systematic use of technologies in the educational process are offered.
    Keywords:
    artificial intelligence, English language, learning, digital technologies, gamification
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  • The impact of artificial intelligence on English language learning among university students: opportunities, risks, and pedagogical conditions

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Oleg P. Yuzhalin, Ivan A. Filatov, Anastasia V. Filipskaya
    Work direction:
    Современные технологии в образовании
    Abstract:
    This article reviews recent evidence on how artificial intelligence (AI) affects English language learning among university students. Based on systematic reviews, meta-analyses, empirical studies, and UNESCO guidance, the paper shows that AI can support vocabulary, writing, reading, speaking practice, and self-regulated learning. At the same time, it can weaken learning when students rely on it uncritically or use it without ethical boundaries. The article argues that AI is most effective as a supplementary tool within teacher-guided instruction and proposes conditions for responsible classroom integration.
    Keywords:
    artificial intelligence, university students, generative AI, English language learning, self-regulated learning
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  • Modern technologies in English language education: a comprehensive review of current trends, effectiveness, and future directions

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Aleksandr S. Astaichenkov, Andrey A. Aleksandrov, Mikhail S. Afanasev, Olga V. Sharapova
    Work direction:
    Современные технологии в образовании
    Abstract:
    This article examines five categories of technological innovations in English language education: artificial intelligence and machine learning, mobile-assisted language learning, virtual and augmented reality, game-based learning and gamification, and blended learning and flipped classroom models. The article analyzes empirical evidence on the effectiveness of these technologies, including a comparative study of mobile and traditional instruction, systematic reviews of AR/VR and K-12 EFL, as well as experimental data on the use of ChatGPT for developing speaking skills. The article discusses implementation challenges, including the digital divide, lack of teacher training, algorithmic bias, risks of plagiarism, and linguistic homogenization. Finally, it formulates conditions for the responsible integration of AI: the development of AI literacy, human-in-the-loop pedagogy, and the design of tasks that require critical thinking rather than mere output generation.
    Keywords:
    artificial intelligence, virtual reality, blended learning, gamification, mobile-assisted language learning
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  • Modern learning technologies in the context of digitalization of education

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Il'ia A. Sal'nikov, Ivan V. Solomin, Maksim E. Maksimov, Elena A. Gavrilova
    Work direction:
    Современные технологии в образовании
    Abstract:
    В статье рассмотрено понятие «современные образовательные технологии»: от LMS и MOOC до иммерсивных форматов и больших языковых моделей. На материале открытых отчётов ЮНЕСКО, Smart Ranking и публикаций «КиберЛенинки» показано, что цифровые инструменты не заменяют педагога, а перераспределяют его роли – транслятор знаний уступает место навигатору и тьютору. Представлены издержки: цифровое неравенство, защита данных и мотивационные эффекты генеративного ИИ.
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  • Digital school as an innovative resource for improving the quality of education

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Fedor A. Oboznyi, Emil R. Gubeydullin
    Work direction:
    Инновационные технологии как ресурс повышения качества образования
    Abstract:
    The article examines the digital school as an innovative resource for improving the quality of education. The authors analyze digital platforms, electronic resources and blended learning as tools for personalization, feedback, access to educational materials and development of digital literacy. The paper emphasizes that technologies improve learning only when they are connected with clear pedagogical goals, teacher support and meaningful assessment. The risks of digital inequality, formal use of platforms and dependence on ready-made answers are also considered.
    Keywords:
    quality of education, digital transformation, innovative technologies, blended learning, teacher competence, digital school
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  • The role of innovative technologies in improving the effectiveness of education

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Author:
    Svetlana A. Krasnova
    Work direction:
    Инновационные технологии как ресурс повышения качества образования
    Abstract:
    The article examines traditional and innovative teaching technologies used in military educational institutions in the light of higher education reform. The methods and means of introducing innovative technologies by teachers of the humanities and socio-economic block are described in detail. Measures are proposed to improve the quality of specialist training at military universities.
    Keywords:
    higher education reform, interactive teaching methods, innovative learning technologies
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  • Psychological and pedagogical support of students as the basis of modern education

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Polina A. Riazantseva, Daria A. Riazantseva, Daria D. Shipil', Sofia A. Kravchenko, Sofia R. Letuchaia, Alina N. Kostenko, Elena A. Gavrilova
    Work direction:
    Развитие психолого-педагогического сопровождения в современном образовании
    Abstract:
    This article addresses the development of psychological and pedagogical support in contemporary educational systems. Moving beyond traditional models focused on academic performance and behavioural compliance, the authors argue for a holistic, student-centred approach that integrates cognitive, emotional, and social dimensions of learning. Drawing on a review of empirical studies from 2010 to 2024 and qualitative observations from Russian and international schools, the paper identifies three core pillars of effective psychological and pedagogical support. The article concludes that sustainable support systems require systemic change – not isolated interventions – and offers practical recommendations for teachers, school psychologists, and administrators.
    Keywords:
    motivation, inclusive education, psychological-pedagogical support, student well-being, teacher agency, socio-constructivism, Universal Design for Learning
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  • Case method in the two-module discipline "Life safety and fundamentals of military training": comparison with a traditional lecture

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Author:
    Nikolai A. Molchanov
    Work direction:
    Образовательный процесс в высшей профессиональной школе
    Abstract:
    Abstract. The article examines the case method in the two-module discipline “Life Safety and Basic Military Training”. The lecture provides a theoretical basis, while case tasks develop risk analysis, communication and decision-making skills. A combined lecture-and-case model is substantiated.
    Keywords:
    lecture, life safety, risk, active learning, Key words: case method, basic military training
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  • EXTRACURRICULAR LESSONS ON MASTERING FIRST AID AS A WAY TO INCREASE LEARNING MOTIVATION AND ACTIVELY DEVELOP STUDENTS' SKILLS

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Aleksei K. Osin, Aleksandr S. Kuznetsov
    Work direction:
    Образовательный процесс в высшей профессиональной школе
    Abstract:
    This article examines the impact of extracurricular activities within the First Aid program on students' academic motivation and practical skill acquisition. The study demonstrates that students' involvement in extracurricular activities through the volunteer program not only improves their first aid skills but also enhances their overall interest in learning. The findings confirm the effectiveness of extracurricular activities as a means of enhancing motivation and strengthening life safety competencies.
    Keywords:
    extracurricular activities, learning motivation, development of competencies, interactive teaching methods, development of practical skills
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  • E-learning technologies in professional language training

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Authors:
    Demyan A. Tolpygin, Anastasia V. Filipskaya
    Work direction:
    Образовательный процесс в высшей профессиональной школе
    Abstract:
    The paper analyzes the role of e-learning technologies in professional language training in the context of digitalization. It focuses on the advantages of digital tools, including flexibility, accessibility, and interactivity, as well as their role in developing communicative and intercultural competence. The study also emphasizes current challenges and future prospects of digital learning.
    Keywords:
    e-learning, professional training, digitalization, digital technologies, foreign languages
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  • The concept of a communicative approach in teaching Russian

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Author:
    Tatiana V. Zastrozhnaia
    Work direction:
    Филология в системе образования
    Abstract:
    The paper examines the concept of the communicative approach in the methodology of teaching the Russian language. It highlights the history of the development of this approach in Russian pedagogy, reveals its key principles (functionality, situativity, novelty, and speech orientation), and describes the forms of its implementation in lessons (situational exercises and cooperative learning). Special attention is given to the compliance of the communicative approach with the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard for Primary General Education, showing how it contributes to the formation of communicative universal educational actions and the development of students' communicative competence, which includes their readiness and ability to engage in speech communication. The article concludes that this approach is important for developing all language skills (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) and encouraging students to be active in the classroom.
    Keywords:
    communicative competence, Federal State Educational Standard, situational exercises, Communicative approach, methods of teaching Russian, communicative universal learning activities, cooperative learning, and speech activity
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  • Psychological and Pedagogical Support for Primary School Children in Adapting to School

    Conference Paper
    Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development
    Author:
    Iazilia K. Abzalova
    Work direction:
    Исследования в образовании и образовательные практики как инструмент принятия решений
    Abstract:
    The article examines the issue of psychological and pedagogical support for primary school children during their adaptation to first-grade schooling. The relevance of the topic is обусловлена тем, что the beginning of school education is accompanied by changes in the child’s social situation of development, an increase in academic workload, the need to accept new rules of behavior, and the need to build relationships with the teacher and peers. The purpose of the study is to identify the specific features of first-graders’ adaptation and to assess the effectiveness of a psychological and pedagogical support program.
    Keywords:
    support, psychological and pedagogical support, school anxiety, primary school child, learning motivation, school adaptation, emotional attitude toward school, first-graders
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  • Digital tools in teaching English to first-year university students

    Conference Paper
    Pedagogy, Psychology, Society: from theory to practice
    Authors:
    Ilya A. Andreev, Nikita S. Ibrishim, Anastasia A. Kukleva
    Work direction:
    Цифровая трансформация образования
    Abstract:
    This paper examines the effectiveness of digital tools in English language classes for first-year university students. Based on personal experience and academic literature analysis (2021–2025), the authors propose a five-category classification of digital resources, evaluate their impact on specific language skills and student motivation, compare digital and traditional approaches, and offer recommendations for phased integration during the first-year adaptation period.
    Keywords:
    higher education, artificial intelligence, digital tools, gamification, English language teaching, digital transformation of education, student motivation, first-year students, learning management systems, mobile-assisted language learning
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  • The article examines the specifics of organizing project‑based learning for students in secondary vocational education. An analysis of psychological and pedagogical literature on the research topic has identified key provisions to consider when implementing student project work: the presence of a problem, integration of knowledge and skills from various subject areas, a creative approach, and the practical significance of the outcome. An example of a project assignment on a topic from the field of stereometry is provided.

    Conference Paper
    Education in the 21st Century: Challenges, Practices, and Development Trends
    Authors:
    Irina A. Popova, Svetlana V. Mitrokhina
    Work direction:
    Personal Development of Subjects of Modern Education
    Abstract:
    The article examines the specifics of organizing project‑based learning for students in secondary vocational education. An analysis of psychological and pedagogical literature on the research topic has identified key provisions to consider when implementing student project work: the presence of a problem, integration of knowledge and skills from various subject areas, a creative approach, and the practical significance of the outcome. An example of a project assignment on a topic from the field of stereometry is provided.
    Keywords:
    educational project, project work, secondary vocational education, Project‑based learning
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  • The relationship between emotional intelligence, growth mindset, and the pleasure of learning a foreign language with the psychological well-being of future linguistic educators

    Conference Paper
    Psychological and Pedagogical Research – Tula Region
    Author:
    Iuliia V. Frolova
    Work direction:
    Психология профессиональной деятельности: мотивация, карьерное развитие, самоменеджмент, командообразование
    Abstract:
    This article presents the results of an empirical analysis of the relationships between psychological well-being (the PERMA model) and professionally significant personal resources among linguistics students at a pedagogical university. A cross-sectional study was conducted on a sample of 100 fourth-year students. Using nonparametric statistics (Spearman's ρ, Mann–Whitney U test), the formation of a "resource cluster" was confirmed: growth mindset and foreign language learning enjoyment demonstrate a strong mutual relationship (ρ = 0.692), while emotional intelligence is most closely associated with well-being (ρ = 0.745). An analysis of extreme groups (25th/75th percentiles) revealed a significant superiority of students with high PERMA scores across all three resources (r = 0.45–0.61). A weak non-significant relationship was found between engagement and self-control (ρ = 0.193, p = 0.054), which does not contradict theoretical conceptions of engagement.
    Keywords:
    emotional intelligence, psychological well-being, PERMA model, growth mindset, foreign language learning enjoyment, pre-service language teachers
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  • Personality development of music school students: conditions of formation and age trends (longitudinal study)

    Book Chapter
    Modern issues of pedagogy and psychology: theoretical and methodological approaches and practical re-search results
    Authors:
    Tatiana V. Gani, Natalia I. Konstantinova, Olga I. Mamushkina
    Work direction:
    Глава 11
    Abstract:
    The chapter examines psychological and pedagogical conditions for personality development of students in a children’s music school within the context of musical activity. The paper presents the results of a longitudinal study conducted on a sample of students enrolled in pre-professional music programs at a children’s music school. The study employed methods aimed at identifying motivational tendencies, anxiety level, self-esteem, attitudes toward learning, and value orientations. The findings show that musically gifted children maintain a positive attitude toward music studies throughout the learning process, while cognitive and educational-professional motivation remains pronounced; adequate self-esteem and generally favorable anxiety dynamics are also observed. It is demonstrated that the most important conditions for personality development are a supportive music-educational environment, trusting teacher-student relationships, and family support. The authors conclude that the combination of these conditions contributes not only to the development of musical abilities, but also to the formation of the child’s personality, especially during the transition from primary school age to adolescence.
    Keywords:
    self-esteem, value orientations, anxiety, adolescence, music education, learning motivation, children’s music school, musically gifted children
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  • Network-based organization of training for future journalists in the context of connectivism theory: a theoretical analysis

    Conference Paper
    Sormovo Readings - 2026: vectors of education development: practices, quality, prospects
    Author:
    Elena S. Doroschuk
    Work direction:
    Цифровая трансформация и обновление содержания образования
    Abstract:
    The article discusses the features of organizing the training of future journalists at a higher school in a network format. Based on the principles of connectivism, the author describes and models the features of the network format in the structure of professional education for media workers. The integration characteristics of the network format allow it to be included in the system of practice-oriented disciplines and courses, bringing the process of creating media products closer to real practice through interaction in a network format between educational entities.
    Keywords:
    journalist, media system, network learning, connectivism, network community
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  • Adaptive real-time machine learning: methods for combating concept deviation in flow data

    Conference Paper
    Modern educational process: psychological and pedagogical support, educational strategies
    Authors:
    Aleksandr S. Prudkii, Kristina E. Zhevlakova, Vladislav V. Kukartsev
    Work direction:
    Специфика предметного содержания обучения математике и информатике в современных условиях
    Abstract:
    The article explores modern approaches to adaptive machine learning in real-time environments, focusing on the problem of concept drift in streaming data. It examines the main methods for detecting and correcting data drift, which allow models to maintain accuracy when working with non-stationary information streams. The article analyzes online learning algorithms, adaptive threshold mechanisms, and incremental model update techniques. It also discusses the potential applications of these methods in monitoring, forecasting, and automation systems, as well as the challenges associated with computational complexity and processing delays.
    Keywords:
    adaptive machine learning, streaming data, concept rejection
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