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Институциональный подход в современных технологиях обучения искусствоведов

Институциональный подход в современных технологиях обучения искусствоведов

Abstract

В статье рассматриваются направления использования институционального подхода в обучении искусствоведов, в контексте общей тенденции к гуманизации образования. Применение институционального подхода требует точных методических указаний, использования ряда методик педагогических технологий: имитации научной дискуссии, методов свободных ассоциаций, метода проектов. Формирование у студентов диалогического мышления, способности к самостоятельной исследовательской, коммуникативной и презентационной деятельности важные компоненты обучения искусствоведов. Институциональный подход позволяет исследовать как актуальные художественные практики, так и не отбрасывать вековой опыт, накопленный искусствознанием в исследовании, интерпретации, хранении памятников искусства.

This article discusses ways of using the institutional approach to teaching art in the context of a general trend towards the humanization of education. Institutional approach requires precise guidelines, using a number of techniques of pedagogical technologies: simulation of scientific discussion, methods of free association, method of projects. Formation of students’ dialogic thinking, capacity for independent research, communication and presentation activity important components of learning art. Institutional approach allows us to investigate how current art practice and not to discard centuries of experience in the study of art criticism, interpretation and storage of works of art.

Keywords

ИНСТИТУЦИОНАЛЬНЫЙ ПОДХОД, НЕЛИНЕЙНОСТЬ ПРОЦЕССОВ РАЗВИТИЯ ИСКУССТВА, ДИАЛОГИЧЕСКОЕ МЫШЛЕНИЕ, СОВРЕМЕННЫЕ ТЕХНОЛОГИИ ОБУЧЕНИЯ ИСКУССТВОВЕДОВ, ACTUAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING ART CRITIC & ART HISTORIAN

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