The Technology of Socio-Professional Students Training for International Cooperation

The contemporary development of the national system of higher education is accompanied by its large scale integration into the international scientific and educational environment. The young people' effective integration into the global conglomerate of educational systems depends on successful...

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Auteur principal: Y. V. Troynicova (Auteur)
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Publié: Russian State Vocational Pedagogical University, 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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Résumé:The contemporary development of the national system of higher education is accompanied by its large scale integration into the international scientific and educational environment. The young people' effective integration into the global conglomerate of educational systems depends on successful mastering the international cooperation skills. Designing and implementing the integrative portfolio of educational technologies aimed at developing the corresponding competences are regarded as the key factors in solving the above mentioned problem.The paper presents the educational technology preparing students for international cooperation. Its aim and principles, subject-oriented and technology aspects are defined along with the diagnostic control activities. The methodology bases compiles the person-oriented, culture-oriented, communicative-functional approaches, which result in working out the personalized, subjectively functional, culture-creative methods and forms of training in the context of foreign language vocational education. The given technology was approbated at Udmurtskiy State University which resulted in upgrading the students' foreign language competence and the growing numbers of participants in the international academic exchange programs.
Description:1994-5639
2310-5828
10.17853/1994-5639-2012-2-93-104