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No. 6 (115), 2025

The World of Science, Culture and Education

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31 December 2025

Year
2025
Issue
6 (115)
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1991-5497 (print)
1991-5500 (online)
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Contents

  1. Tomilin A.N.STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE THEORY OF FORMATION AND UNITING OF THE YOUTH IN STUDENTS AS A TEAM IN RUSSIA5
  2. Tomilina S.N.PEDAGOGICAL MODEL OF STATE AND PATRIOTIC EDUCATION OF MARINE SCHOOL STUDENTS9
  3. Pankina S.I., Khekert E.V., Amineva E.H.ORGANIZING STUDENTS’ RESEARCH WORK WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF PROJECTS CONTRIBUTING TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH SKILLS14
  4. Yablonskaya L.V., Botnar L.V.THE AESTHETICS OF THE SYMBOL AS THE BASIC UNIT OF MODERN CHINESE EDUCATION20
  5. Borisenko Yu.A.ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FORMING NATIONAL IDENTITY OF STUDENTS OF A MODERN UNIVERSITY THROUGH PATRIOTIC EDUCATION23
  6. Akhtaeva E.A.PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION OF THE SITUATIONAL MODELING METHOD TO DEVELOP NEGOTIATION COMPETENCE IN FUTURE LAWYERS27
  7. Balykov V.V., Samosenkova T.V.DIGITALIZATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNET COMMUNICATION COMPETENCE OF FOREIGN STUDENTS IN RUSSIAN29
  8. Borzova T.A., Stepkova O.V.INCLUSIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN THE ADAPTATION PROCESS OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION: FOCUS ON ACADEMIC INTEGRATION32
  9. Teplaya N.A., Serdyukova E.F., Valeev S.I.PEDAGOGICAL MENTORING OF YOUNG TEACHERS IN THE ERA OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION35
  10. Zolotareva S.A., Pivneva S.V.CONDITIONS OF PEDAGOGICAL SUPPORT FOR THE PREVENTION OF "DIGITAL DEMENTIA" IN THE PROCESS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING OF STUDENTS OF "ECONOMICS AND FINANCE" MAJOR38
  11. Voronina A.V., Bondarev S.A., Volkova M.M.DEVELOPING AI LITERACY IN TECHNICAL STUDENTS41
  12. Li Xiaojun, Amanzholov S.A.SPECIFICS OF THE SYSTEM OF TEACHING METHODS OF FINE ARTS IN THE TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN SCHOOL44
  13. Loginova E.V., Ogorodnikova E.S.ASSESSMENT OF THE COMPETENCIES OF SECONDARY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION STUDENTS IN PREPARATION FOR THE “PROFESSIONALS” CHAMPIONSHIPS47
  14. Tancheva I.V.PROFESSIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION OF LEARNERS THROUGH RESEARCH ACTIVITIES IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION50
  15. Vasbieva D.G.ENGLISH PROVERBS WITH THE CONCEPT OF “MONEY” AND THEIR FINANCIAL APPLICATION53
  16. Voskovskaya A.S.THE INTERRELATION BETWEEN THE TEACHER PERSONALITY AND THE CHOICE OF COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY IN THE PROCESS OF TEACHING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE56
  17. Fedotova N.L., Chirkova E.I., Zorina E.M.OPTIMIZATION OF THE HUMANITIES CYCLE PRIMARY STAGE AT UNIVERSITY59
  18. Makashina I.I.DEVELOPMENT OF ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AS A STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT TASK, CONSIDERING THE CURRENT STATE OF THE LABOR MARKET63
  19. Petronyuk I.S.INTERGROUP ADAPTATION IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NETWORKED ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS65
  20. Semenova D.A.FOLKLORE PRACTICE FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS69
  21. Yarychev N.U.FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT AS A FACTOR IN ACADEMIC MOTIVATION AND SELF-REGULATION71
  22. Bataev Kh.M., Borlakova Z.A., Ganieva A.I.METHODS OF DEVELOPING CLINICAL THINKING IN MEDICAL STUDENTS73
  23. Minazova V.M., Zhulina G.N., Bostanova S.N.THE EDUCATIONAL POTENTIAL OF THE UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION76
  24. Kafarova K.Z., Selmurzaeva M.R., Polyakova I.A.SOCIAL PEDAGOGY IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEDIA LITERACY IN ADOLESCENTS80
  25. Tsahaeva A.A., Minazova Z.M., Asilderova M.M.METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PEDAGOGY IN THE SYSTEM OF MODERN HUMANITIES83
  26. Ryskin P.P., Davydova E.V.ASSESSMENT OF EMOTIONAL BURNOUT IN TRAINING OF ATHLETES86
  27. Suminova T.N.TRADITIONAL VALUES IN THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF ARTS MANAGERS FOR THE CREATIVE INDUSTRIES88
  28. Chalova O.A.DEVELOPING COMMUNICATION CULTURE OF AN INDIVIDUAL IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF SOCIETY91
  29. Karpova T.A.DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ SPEECH SPONTANEITY WHEN STUDYING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AT A NON-LINGUISTIC UNIVERSITY93
  30. Artykbayeva F.I., Torbik E.M., Onalbay B., Bayneeva P.T.THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AI IN PERSONALIZATION OF HIGHER LINGUISTIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ LANGUAGE SKILLS95
  31. Kats A.S., Shibankova L.A., Kostrov E.N.SUBJECTS OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS AS A SOURCE OF STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC MOTIVATION: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS102
  32. Guseva N.V.FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMMUNICATIVE MILITARY PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS DIGITALIZATION CONTEXT106
  33. Kirgueva F.Kh.FORMING THE READINESS OF PEDAGOGY STUDENTS TO WORK IN CONDITIONS OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF EDUCATION108
  34. Kotova N.S., Kotov G.S., Telnova O.V.INTEGRATION OF TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN VALUES IN THE FORMATION OF UC-4 COMPETENCE IN 1ST-2ND YEAR STUDENTS: DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTERDISCIPLINARY MODEL110
  35. Mirzoeva F.R.TEACHING GRADUATE STUDENTS IN NON-LINGUISTIC FIELDS TO PRESENT RESULTS OF RESEARCH WORK IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE114
  36. Oganissian L.A., Akopyan M.A., Aleksandrova N.G.APPLICATION OF SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY TO FORM PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION116
  37. Ryabenko N.L.EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM OF A MODERN UNIVERSITY: METHODOLOGY119
  38. Khalidova R.S., Selmurzayeva M.R., Abdurakhmanova A.G.COMPETENCE-BASED APPROACH IN THE FORMATION OF THE FUTURE PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER’S PROFESSIONAL AND ETHICAL CULTURE124
  39. Manaeva A.R.PRACTICE-ORIENTED KNOWLEDGE IN THE METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL DISCIPLINES127
  40. Dobrova V.V.TRANSFORMATION OF PEDAGOGICAL SITUATION IN THE EPOCH OF DIGITALIZATION129
  41. Zubrilin K.M.FEATURES OF INTEGRATED TRAINING OF VISUAL ARTS TEACHERS IN THE 3+1 FORMAT WITHIN RUSSIAN–CHINESE EDUCATIONAL COLLABORATION132
  42. Kovylov A.A., Kutnyakov V.P.PEDAGOGICAL COUNSELOR’S ACTIVITIES AS A KEY FACTOR IN TRANSMITTING THE VALUES OF COLLECTIVISM135
  43. Muller O.Yu.METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATIVE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AT A UNIVERSITY IN THE CONTEXT OF PROJECT-BASED ACTIVITIES138
  44. Fedosenko E.V.DEVELOPMENT OF THE TEACHER’S LANGUAGE AWARENESS140
  45. Shalyapin O.V., Jin Yuhan (China)DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN ART EDUCATION FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN CHINA142
  46. Shemchuk Yu.M.COMPOUND NOUNS SKILL FORMATION IN NON-LINGUISTIC STUDENTS WHEN WORKING WITH NEWS TEXTS AT GERMAN LANGUAGE CLASSES145
  47. Alizhanova Kh.A., Karakhanova G.A., Orujalieva E.E.ONLINE TECHNOLOGIES AS A MEANS OF ACTIVATING STUDENTS’ INDEPENDENT WORK147
  48. Alikina S.V., Yeskin D.L.SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF UNMANNED AND ROBOTIC VEHICLES: EXPERIENCE IN CREATION AND EDUCATIONAL POTENTIAL151
  49. Arskieva Z.A., Tsahaeva A.A.SPEECH FUNCTION DEVELOPMENT IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN154
  50. Bazaeva F.U., Surkhaev M.A., Kirpichev M.A.ORGANIZATIONAL FACTORS ON THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF A UNIVERSITY156
  51. Ismayilova N.P., Tsarainova A.M.VIRTUAL AND AUGMENTED REALITY IN LEGAL EDUCATION160
  52. Plieva F.A., Khlopova A.I., Toidze D.Z.FORMATION OF THE ALL-RUSSIAN CIVIC IDENTITY THROUGH THE STUDY OF VALUES OF YOUNG PEOPLE163
  53. Esikova T.V.STAGES OF TARGET-FOCUSED PROFESSIONAL SOCIALIZATION OF STUDENTS OF A MODERN PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY166
  54. Karnikova O.P.EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF UNIVERSITY TEACHERS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE DIGITALIZATION OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION170
  55. Kosykh E.A.EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING ACADEMIC ORAL SKILLS TO NON-LINGUISTIC UNIVERSITY STUDENTS174
  56. Krivykh S.V., Shepel S.M.THE RELEVANCE OF REFLEXIVE EDUCATION IN MODERN PEDAGOGY179
  57. Madieva Z.Z., Eldarova N.M.THE CONTRIBUTION OF ZAIRA ELDAROVA TO RUSSIAN TEACHING METHODOLOGY IN THE ETHNIC SCHOOL183
  58. Maletina O.A., Tsybaneva V.A.A PERSONALIZED APPROACH TO PREPARATION FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE OLYMPIADS187
  59. Mezinova G.N., Vakhrusheva E.Yu., Bashaeva S.A.INTERPROFESSIONAL COLLABORATION BETWEEN AN EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST AND A SOCIAL EDUCATION TEACHER189
  60. Khusainova G.R., Galeeva F.T.COOPERATION BETWEEN ENTERPRISES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE COMPETENCIES OF STUDENTS192
  61. Shrayber A.N.TIME MANAGEMENT AS A FACTOR IN THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF CADETS OF THE BARNAUL LAW INSTITUTE OF THE MINISTRY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF RUSSIA196
  62. Schekoldina A.V., Popova O.Yu.PRE-GRADUATION PRACTICE AS THE FINAL STAGE OF THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL TRAINING OF FUTURE FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS198
  63. Abdurakhmanova P.D., Radzhabova P.T., Abdusalamova M.M.FEATURES OF REALISATION OF THE COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE TO NON-LINGUISTIC UNIVERSITY STUDENTS201
  64. Alekseeva P.M.STRUCTURAL-CONTENT MODEL OF SUPPORTING THE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY OF A NOVICE UNIVERSITY TEACHER204
  65. Ankvab M.F., Saidov Z.A.DEVELOPING PERSONAL QUALITIES IN ADOLESCENT STUDENTS WITH THE HELP OF MEANS OF FOLK PEDAGOGY207
  66. Gadzhieva U.A., Kazanbekova A.A., Adieva A.A.THE WAYS TO USE ELECTRONIC EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES IN DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ ECOLOGICAL IDEAS210
  67. Magomedova A.N.BIOETHICAL CULTURE FORMATION AMONG PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: PRINCIPLES AND PATTERNS213
  68. Mirzoeva A.M.FORMING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE IN MANAGERIAL PERSONNEL IN THE SYSTEM OF ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION216
  69. Rabadanov M.Кh., Aliyeva B.Sh.ON THE ISSUE OF THE UNIVERSITY’S SOCIAL FACULTY STUDENTS PROFESSIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION218
  70. Shushara T.V., Anisimova L.S.FORMATION OF SCIENTIFIC AND METHODOLOGICAL SUPPORT FOR TRAINING FUTURE PSYCHOLOGICAL EDUCATORS TO INTERACT WITH STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES222
  71. Abalyan Zh.A.ЕXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF AN INTEGRATIVE MODEL OF PERSONALIZED FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADVERTISING AND PR STUDENTS’ SOFT SKILLS226
  72. Zabelina S.B., Pinchuk I.A., Gritskova L.S.ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN EDUCATION: HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT TRENDS229
  73. Adilova D.Zh.THE MAIN DIFFICULTIES IN MASTERING RUSSIAN SPEECH ETIQUETTE BY UZBEK SCHOOLCHILDREN: WAYS AND METHODS OF OVERCOMING THEM234
  74. Mezhidova K.R.TECHNOLOGIES TO FORM ETHNO-AESTHETIC CULTURE AMONG FUTURE TEACHERS237
  75. Elmurzayeva R.A.MANAGING THE PROCESS OF COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS BASED ON COMPETENCE DECOMPOSITION TECHNOLOGY239
  76. Somko M.L.AXIOLOGICAL STRATEGY FOR FORMING ECONOMIC CULTURE OF STUDENTS OF MARITIME UNIVERSITIES242
  77. Tenisheva V.F., Kuznetsova Yu.S., Avanesova T.P.SITUATIONAL TASK IN THE CONTEXT OF VIRTUAL REALITY AS A MEANS OF MARINE SPECIALIST’S PROFESSIONAL TRAINING245
  78. Verkhoturova V.V., Parnikova G.M.POSSIBILITIES OF USING PORTAL SOLUTIONS AS AN INFRASTRUCTURE ELEMENT OF THE EDUCATIONAL MODEL “UNIVERSITY–INDUSTRY”250
  79. Poddubnaya N.N.TEACHING AT STATIONS AS AN EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR IMPLEMENTATION A STUDENT-CENTERED APPROACH IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE252
  80. Savvinov V.M.CONTEMPORARY ASPECTS OF REGIONALIZATION OF GENERAL EDUCATION255
  81. Ocheredko Yu.V.EDUCATING A PROFESSIONAL LINGUISTIC PERSONALITY IN A PROFESSIONALLY ORIENTED EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT: THE MODERN APPROACH257
  82. Gorbunova I.B., Rogozinsky G.G.DEVELOPMENT OF ELEMENTS OF A NEW EDUCATIONAL CONCEPTION OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN: SOUND SYNTHESIS AND PROCESSING SYSTEMS, SONIFICATION SYSTEMS AND GENERATIVE SYSTEMS260
  83. Akhmadova Z.M., Khalidov M.M., Tazhutdinova G.Sh.PREVENTION OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR IN PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN266
  84. Byrylova E.A., Shangin A.B., Plotkina L.N.THE ROLE OF PATRIOTIC EDUCATION IN THE TRAINING OF FUTURE TEACHERS IN THE FIELD OF THE BASICS OF SECURITY AND PROTECTION OF THE MOTHERLAND269
  85. Golubeva T.I., Mikheeva M.I.INTEGRATION OF INTERACTIVE METHODS INTO BLENDED LEARNING OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES IN HIGHER EDUCATION273
  86. Zembatova M.A., Zembatova L.T.DIGITAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE FINANCE PROFESSIONALS AS A CRUCIAL CONDITION FOR COMPETITIVENESS IN THE LABOR MARKET275
  87. Ryago O.N.MODERN REQUIREMENTS FOR A 21ST CENTURY MANAGER: SOCIAL AND PEDAGOGICAL ASPECTS279
  88. Salimova D.A., Kozachek A.V., Aleshkov A.V.TEACHING RUSSIAN IN A DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS281
  89. Chernova O.E., Kozachek A.V., Zolotova Ya.V.DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AS A RESOURCE FOR DEVELOPING STUDENTS’ SOFT SKILLS284
  90. Meshkov E.P., Koshkin S.A.HUMANITARIAN ASPECTS IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS AND SPACES OF FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES: A PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS288
  91. Asilyan L.V.ESSENTIAL BASIS AND FEATURES OF THE FORMATION OF THE LEGAL CULTURE OF CADETS OF THE MARITIME UNIVERSITY293
  92. Vinokurova O.E.INTEGRATION OF THE REGIONAL COMPONENT OF ETHNOCULTURAL FOCUS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION INTO THE HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM: HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE296
  93. Kunitsyna S.M., Baburova N.B.CULTIVATING MILITARY DUTY IN CADETS OF MILITARY UNIVERSITIES: NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES298
  94. Litvinova N.Yu.ON THE PROBLEM OF FORMING A POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL CLIMAT IN THE ORGANIZATION300
  95. Ma JiaCOMPARATIVE STUDY OF POLITE EXPRESSIONS IN CHINESE AND RUSSIAN CULTURES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION303
  96. Boyarov E.N., Abramova S.V.METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF IMPLEMENTING THE FLIPPED CLASSROOM APPROACH IN TEACHING LIFE SAFETY TO STUDENTS307
  97. Kulichenko Yu.N., Korolevskaya E.M.DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPETENCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES STUDENTS (BASED ON THE TOPIC “ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS”)310
  98. Kravchenko K.A., Zhan Chuanyu (China)IMAGES OF REPRESENTATION AND IMAGINATION IN COMPOSITIONAL SPACE313
  99. Neustroeva E.N.SOCIAL DISTANCE IN INTERETHNIC RELATIONS AS A CHALLENGE AND RESOURCE IN TEACHER TRAINING315
  100. Nikitina T.V.STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL MODEL OF PREPARING FUTURE PHYSICS TEACHERS FOR WORK IN ENGINEERING CLASSES317
  101. Pirogova M.N., Plotnikova E.A., Rybakova K.S.ENTRANCE ASSESSMENT AS A BASIS FOR DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION IN RUSSIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE BILINGUAL CHILDREN320
  102. Arsamirzayeva T.A., Muskhanova I.V.EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES OF STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS AS A FACTOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS’ CITIZENSHIP324
  103. Magin V.A.CIVIL IDENTITY OF THE YOUTH AMONG STUDENTS327
  104. Nagaeva I.A., Sumaeva A.E.STUDENTS’ DIGITAL SUBJECTIVITY AS A FACTOR IN INDEPENDENT LEARNING ACTIVITIES329
  105. Ogorodnikov D.V.METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE STUDY OF MENTORING AS A MEANS OF PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS OF CREATIVE SPECIALTIES IN THE SYSTEM OF SECONDARY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION332
  106. Unger D.P.POSSIBILITIES OF THE DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ECOSYSTEM IN THE PROCESS OF FORMING DIGITAL COMPETENCIES AMONG STUDENTS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES335
  107. Kulikovskaya I.E., Vaskina E.A.ORGANIZATIONAL AND PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS FOR PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN A PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION AND THE FAMILY IN DEVELOPING CHILDREN’S VALUE-BASED ATTITUDE TOWARDS THEIR SMALL HOMELAND337
  108. Mallaev D.M., Magomedov G.A., Dibirov M.I.PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PSYCHOTECHNICAL EXERCISES AND GAMES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MOTOR SPHERE OF SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN342
  109. Kostenko M.A.ETHNOPEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR DESIGNING AN AXIOLOGICAL COMPONENT OF CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS345
  110. Kotov S.V., Shostak E.V.POSSIBILITIES OF APPLYING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS348
  111. Burnaeva E.M.THE IMPACT OF HYBRID LEARNING FORMATS ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE, MOTIVATION, AND STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN THE DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION352
  112. Aliyeva B.Sh., Avshalumova L.Kh.INTRODUCTION TO FOLK CRAFTS AS A MEANS OF ORGANIZING THE SPIRITUAL AND MORAL EDUCATION OF THE YOUNGER GENERATION355
  113. Baryshnikov N.V.CREATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHER’S PROFESSIONAL MASTERY AND PERSONAL QUALITIES358
  114. Botasheva N.P.THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE PROCESS OF MASTERING METHODS OF TEACHING FINE ARTS TO STUDENTS – FUTURE TEACHERS362
  115. Magomeddibirova Z.A., Sorokopud Yu.V., Osmayeva E.I.TRANSFORMATION OF THE UNIVERSITY’S DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT BASED ON THE DIDACTIC CAPABILITIES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE364
  116. Merkish N.E., Shamov A.N., Printsipalova O.V.FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEXTBOOK AS A SOURCE OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE NATIONAL CONCEPTUAL SPHERE368
  117. Khubieva Z.Yu., Alieva A.R.THE USE OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING OF CREATIVE DISCIPLINES371
  118. Tuzhimeeva I.I., Kokaeva I.Yu.THE IMPORTANCE OF NEUROPEDAGOGY IN MODELLING PERSONALIZED LEARNING FOR FIRST-GRADERS374
  119. Semenova Yu.A., Yastremskaya Yu.A.THE CULTURAL ASPECT OF THE STRATEGY OF PROMOTING AND POPULARIZING THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN THE REPUBLIC OF MADAGASCAR377
  120. Nikitina E.K., Fortunatov A.А., Lvova A.S., Rytov A.I.A METHODOLOGY FOR USING SIMULATION-BASED LEARNING AIMED AT CREATING AN EFFECTIVE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY380
  121. Maksimova E.A., Pakhomova N.V., Tsentserya S.V.PEDAGOGICAL MECHANISMS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STRATEGY OF PATRIOTIC EDUCATION386
  122. Fedulova M.N.REPRESENTATION OF LEGAL DISCOURSE IN THE GENRE OF INFORMAL STORIES IN RUSSIAN AND ENGLISH391
  123. Oladele A.A.INTERDISCIPLINARY CONFLUENCE OF LINGUISTIC SCIENCE AND THE ADVANCES OF COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES: A SYSTEMIC REVIEW393
  124. Alieva Sh.A.THE ROLE OF ARABISMS IN ENRICHING THE VOCABULARY OF DAGESTANIAN LANGUAGES396
  125. Goncharova L.M.FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OF PARAMETRIC ADJECTIVES IN TEXTS ADVERTISING TOURISM398
  126. Masgutova M.F.ASSOCIATIVE EXPERIMENT AS A METHOD OF STUDYING AXIOLOGEMES IN ECOLOGICAL DISCOURSE402
  127. Tsverkun Yu.B.PARADIGMATIC LEXICAL FEATURES OF SECONDARY AND HIGHER EDUCATION TERMS IN THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MEDIA DISCOURSE404
  128. Shevchenko T.S.ON THE STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATION OF RUSSIAN PRAGMATONYMS407
  129. Kuznetsova N.V.LEXICAL AND SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF THE DISCOURSE OF THE ULTRA-LEFT MOVEMENT “ANTIFA” IN THE USA409
  130. Khaitmatov B.Kh.THE HISTORY OF THE STUDY OF ABBREVIATIONS IN TURKIC LINGUISTICS: THE MAIN STAGES AND DIRECTIONS411
  131. Huang Haonan, Glinternik E.M.CHARACTERISTICS OF VISUAL IDENTIFICATION OF GOODS AND SERVICES IN CHINA’S MASS CONSUMER SECTOR IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY414
  132. Chumakaev A.E.VERBS OF AUDITORY PERCEPTION IN THE ALTAI LANGUAGE418
  133. Cheng ZizhaoLINGUISTIC MEANS OF TIME EXPRESSION IN THE SCIENTIFIC TEXT OF THE FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY420
  134. Kazachenko O.V., Leontieva A.V.FORMING A VALUE SYSTEM IN AN INDIVIDUAL THROUGH THE LINGUISTIC AND COMMUNICATIVE ASPECTS OF LITERARY WORKS423
  135. Liu SidiSELF-PRESENTATION OF MOSCOW AND THE MOSCOW REGION ON THE WEBSITE OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION-FORUM “RUSSIA.”427
  136. Malinovskaia T.N.THE EXPERIENCE OF TEXT-BASED RESEARCH OF STANZAS BASED ON THE MATERIAL OF THE ORIGINAL POETIC TEXT “A MADAME DU CHATELET” BY VOLTAIRE AND THE TEXT OF THE TRANSLATION OF “MADAME CHATELET” BY A.S. PUSHKIN430
  137. Micallef L.O.CONTEMPORARY INTERLINGUISTICS WITHIN THE LANDSCAPE OF 21-ST CENTURY RUSSIAN LINGUISTIC STUDIES432
  138. Vatskovskaya I.S.PRAGMALINGUISTIC STRATEGIES FOR MITIGATING FACE-THREATENING CONTENT IN DIPLOMATIC TRANSLATION437
  139. Dmitrieva O.N., Gympilova S.D.THE CONCEPT OF “HEARTH” AS A CULTURAL CODE IN YAKUT AND BURYAT WISHES440
  140. Mutayeva S.I.PATTERNS OF TRANSLATION OF SINGLE-PART SENTENCES FROM RUSSIAN INTO ENGLISH443
  141. Wang Yishan, Jin MingjiHISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT OF SINOLOGY AND CHINESE IN RUSSIA IN 2010-2019445
  142. Vykhrystyuk M.S., Mironova A.A.FUNCTIONING OF CONJUNCTIONS OF CONDITION IN HANDWRITTEN TEXTS OF TOBOLSK DOCUMENTATION OF THE SECOND HALF OF THE 18TH CENTURY454
  143. Nikulnikova Ya.S., Gorobec A.F.DYNAMIC TRANSFORMATIONS IN LANGUAGE: SEMANTIC AND GRAMMATICAL ASPECT OF THE STUDY456
  144. Bairamukova A.I., Omarova Z.Sh., Omarova S.M.THE CATEGORY OF THE AUTHOR’S PRESENCE IN DOCUMENTARY PROSE AND ITS LINGUISTIC INDICATORS459
  145. Pyhtina A.Yu.THE METHOD OF WRITTEN REFLECTION IN IDENTIFYING THE NOTIONAL COMPONENT IN A CONCEPT462
  146. Sattarova R.V.PECULIARITIES OF MODERN BRITISH POLITICAL DISCOURSE MODELLING465
  147. Vidnaia O.E.GUBERNSKIE VEDOMOSTI: METAMORPHOSES OF THE OFFICIAL PRESS468
  148. Shuyskaya Yu.V., Yakovenko D.D.THE TROPE OF “TALKING FOOD” IN HISTORICAL RETROSPECTIVE: FROM MEDIEVAL SONGS OF VAGANTS TO MODERN MEMES470
  149. Voytsekh K.D.ROLE AND FUNCTIONS OF WORDPLAY IN THE MODERN LITERARY DISCOURSE472
  150. Aliomarova G.I., Guseynova T.S., Terekhova N.V.A PUBLICISTIC TEXT AS A BASIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AESTHETIC PERCEPTION OF REALITY475
  151. Proskurina A.V.THE IMAGE OF A CHILD IN THE DIALECT PICTURE OF THE WORLD478
  152. Aliyeva P.Sh.INDICATION OF CULTURAL AND SOCIAL REALITIES THROUGH ARGOT (KENTISMS) IN LINGUISTIC EXPRESSION482
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