Modern development strategies of the Russian education in the conditions of the information society

Богуславский, Михаил Викторович; Лельчицкий, Игорь Давыдович

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20162901010

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“…This is in conformity with the change in the strategy of the Russian education development: the transition from the liberal western model to the traditionally conservative one (Boguslavsky, 2010(Boguslavsky, , 2014Lelchitsky et al, 2015;Boguslavskii, Lelchitskii, 2016).…”

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Factors Of Higher Education Development In The Information Age

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Lelchitsky²

2017

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The main tendencies of modern higher education development in the information society are characterized in the article. The globalization of education strengthens the competition on the market of educational services. Russian universities will have to find themselves and take their own niche in the world market. Political risks are an important factor affecting universities, but a partnership with the BRIC countries and the Latin American region will allow Russian universities to continue developing educational products and research. The need to find additional resources remains an important problem that enhances greatly by the processes of globalization. Another factor affecting the development of higher education in the information epoch is the imbalance between the center and the periphery.Increasing the share of bureaucratization is the cost of extrapolating the mechanisms of organization and management within the framework of industrial companies to universities. Strategic processes of higher education modernization are considered from the perspective of the comparative approach that enables to carry out comparative and contrastive research of relevant processes in the world system of higher education (especially substantively taking the example of Germany) and the national higher education.

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Factors Of Higher Education Development In The Information Age

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Lelchitsky²

2017

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…This situation is due to the fact that after the election Vladimir Putin the President of the Russian Federation, starting with the presidential decrees from the 7 th of May, 2012, and during the subsequent period, explicitly and increasingly, the senior management of the country began to form the arrangement to develop and implement the Education Development Strategy, built on the Russian national-patriotic and traditionally conservative basis, socially oriented public values and retro innovative discourse [10].…”

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Modern development strategies of the Russian education in the conditions of the information society

Богуславский

Лельчицкий²

2016

SHS Web Conf.

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Abstract. The article presents current development strategies of the Russian education in the conditions of information society. Western-liberal and traditional-conservative strategies of modern Russian education development are substantively presented. The ways of harmonization of these strategies in the area of national education in the information age are characterized. Approaches to the implementation of historical and pedagogical expertise of modern development strategies of the Russian education are proved.

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“…It is well-known that replacing the old with something new without taking into account the previous experience can lead to the temptation of ignoring achievements and, as a result, lead to a repetition of errors and miscalculations (Boguslavskii & Lelchitskii, 2016). Comparative historical and pedagogical research is very instructive, because thanks to it one can get useful lessons, avoid repetition of mistakes, predict the future and determine the optimal constructive paths of development.…”

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