2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.01.187
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Terminology Standardization Strategies towards the Consolidation of the European Higher Education Area

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“…We proceed from the hypothesis that the introduction of new terms and concepts into the conceptual-terminological series of science indicates the dynamics of its development in a certain direction. We are fully agree with the theoretical position of authors, according to which the term acts as a kind of catalyst, a source of posing and understanding the problem [22][23]. Therefore, the fixation of the fact of using the terminology, which is characteristic of the terminology of postmodern pedagogy, or the presentation of ideas associated with these issues, will determine the direction of development of pedagogical knowledge and reveal the features of the forms of its objectification.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…We proceed from the hypothesis that the introduction of new terms and concepts into the conceptual-terminological series of science indicates the dynamics of its development in a certain direction. We are fully agree with the theoretical position of authors, according to which the term acts as a kind of catalyst, a source of posing and understanding the problem [22][23]. Therefore, the fixation of the fact of using the terminology, which is characteristic of the terminology of postmodern pedagogy, or the presentation of ideas associated with these issues, will determine the direction of development of pedagogical knowledge and reveal the features of the forms of its objectification.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 76%
“…Survey conducted among the social partnership subjects revealed that the maximum need for region-oriented competencies among employers had correlation rate with regional specifics of 0.84. However students preferences and needs about higher education and regional specifics had a bit lower correlation (0.79), and higher education institution faculty members had the minimum need in understanding regional specifics (correlation rate -0.64) [2]. In other words, regional employers have more necessities of region-oriented workers, than it is available on the market.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Callahan and Herring (2012) claim that the number of universities whose website contents are translated into English varies across the European Union, with Northern and Western countries paying more attention to their internationalization than Southern ones. When quality is in focus, things do not improve: many of the translated documents feature terminological inconsistencies (Candel-Mora and Carrió-Pastor, 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%