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Направления исследований в отношении обучающихся гетерогенных групп в организациях среднего профессионального и высшего образования

Authors: Tretyakova, N. V.; Fedorov, V. A.;

Направления исследований в отношении обучающихся гетерогенных групп в организациях среднего профессионального и высшего образования

Abstract

Дано понимание того, что адаптация системы профессионального ориентирования и профессионального обучения к потребностям различных категорий лиц, в том числе обучающихся, относящихся к гетерогенным группам и имеющих особые образовательные потребности находится в стадии формирования. Показаны основные направления исследований в отношении обучающихся гетерогенных групп: образование одаренных детей; образование детей мигрантов; образование детей с низким уровнем социально-психологической адаптации. Констатируется факт отсутствия достаточных и полноценных исследований в отношении организации образовательного процесса с данными категориями обучающихся в организациях среднего профессионального и высшего образования.

It is understood that the adaptation of the vocational orientation and vocational training system to the needs of different categories of persons, including students belonging to heterogeneous groups and having special educational needs, is in the process of being developed. The main areas of research on heterogeneous learning groups are shown: the education of gifted children; Education of migrant children; education of children with low levels of socio-psychological adaptation. It is stated that there is a lack of sufficient and complete research regarding the organization of the educational process with these categories of students in the organizations of secondary vocational and higher education.

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НАПРАВЛЕНИЯ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ В ОТНОШЕНИИ ОБУЧАЮЩИХСЯ ГЕТЕРОГЕННЫХ ГРУП В СИТЕМЕ ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОГО ОБУЧЕНИЯ; ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ ОДАРЕННЫХ ДЕТЕЙ; ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ ДЕТЕЙ МИГРАНТОВ; ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ ДЕТЕЙ С НИЗКИМ УРОВНЕМ СОЦИАЛЬНО-ПСИХОЛОГИЧЕСКОЙ АДАПТАЦИИ, RESEARCH ON HETEROGENEOUS GROUPS IN THE VOCATIONAL TRAINING SYSTEM; EDUCATION OF GIFTED CHILDREN; EDUCATION OF MIGRANT CHILDREN; EDUCATION OF CHILDREN WITH LOW LEVELS OF SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION

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