2021
DOI: 10.32405/2413-4139-2020-1(26)-70-75
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Concept of Scientific Education: Meaning and Purpose in the Modern World

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“…Milenina [36] analyzes the diachrony and potential of science education in the global dimension. Halchenko [21] notes that "the concept of science education emphasizes the prospects of knowledge production to prepare people adapted to living conditions in a society of innovative technologies and social standards, which are becoming more dynamic. Modern theory of science education affects all areas of educational and pedagogical practices, on their participants, attracting to the world of real and informal scientific knowledge" [21].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
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“…Milenina [36] analyzes the diachrony and potential of science education in the global dimension. Halchenko [21] notes that "the concept of science education emphasizes the prospects of knowledge production to prepare people adapted to living conditions in a society of innovative technologies and social standards, which are becoming more dynamic. Modern theory of science education affects all areas of educational and pedagogical practices, on their participants, attracting to the world of real and informal scientific knowledge" [21].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Halchenko [21] notes that "the concept of science education emphasizes the prospects of knowledge production to prepare people adapted to living conditions in a society of innovative technologies and social standards, which are becoming more dynamic. Modern theory of science education affects all areas of educational and pedagogical practices, on their participants, attracting to the world of real and informal scientific knowledge" [21]. Substantiation of the need for science education in secondary school in the digital transformation of education is described in a study by Hrynevych, Morze and Boiko [22], which widely presents an overview of innovative pedagogical technologies that can be effectively used to spread scientific thinking to the wider list of subjects and the formation of STEM education.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%