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Аксиологический подход как методологическое основание профессионально-творческого развития будущих мастеров народного художественного промысла

Аксиологический подход как методологическое основание профессионально-творческого развития будущих мастеров народного художественного промысла

Abstract

Статья посвящена профессионально-творческому развитию студентов будущих мастеров народного художественного промысла. В качестве методологического основания рассматриваемого процесса предложен аксиологический подход. Рассматривается суть аксиологической методологии, ее связь с другими подходами, используемыми в педагогических исследованиях.

The article is dedicated to craft and folk art future masters’ professional and creative development. As a methodological basis of the process in question the axiological approach is offered. The article considers the essence of axiological methodology its connection with other approaches used in pedagogical research.

Keywords

АКСИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ ПОДХОД,МЕТОДОЛОГИЧЕСКОЕ ОСНОВАНИЕ,ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОТВОРЧЕСКОЕ РАЗВИТИЕ,МАСТЕРА НАРОДНОГО ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННОГО ПРОМЫСЛА,AXIOLOGICAL APPROACH,METHODOLOGICAL BASIS,PROFESSIONAL AND CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT,CRAFT AND FOLK ART MASTERS

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