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EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Education for Sustainable Development – Socio-Cultural Aspects and Pedagogical Dimensions
Abstract. Education for Sustainable Development comes to restart and update basic pedagogical concepts for environmental education. It is generally accepted notion and it is a part of international documents and research. The existing other similar concepts just specify it, emphasize its multidimensional, and equally essential aspects. In this article, we disscus three main emphasis – cultural, conceptual and educational. We bring to the fore a synergistic approach to understanding problems and their possible solutions. The pedagogical dimensions of the concept are conceptualized, meaningful and procedural. In our opinion, this is the basis for the successful justification of a specific instructional design in a variety of training events.
Keywords: sustainable development; education for sustainable development; ecological literacy
Dr. Daniela Dimova, Assoc. Prof.
Sofia University „St. Kliment Ohridski“
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The Strategy of Human Rights Study in Education
Abstract. Building strategies in the field of the contemporary human rights study is based exclusively on the above-mentioned doctrinal-normative and social-ideological approaches forming the foundation of the constitutional law of the democratic countries in the sphere of the human rights outlining, understanding, recognition and employment. But of special importance there is the author’s approach to the realization of the human rights study performed by the representatives of the human population’s young generation in the framework of the humanitarian education in the academic sphere. They live in the new conditions of the further advance of the globalization’s global tendencies, which is connected with the human rights phenomenology and its strategic role and importance in the human society’s existence and stable functioning.
Keywords: human rights; strategy; phenomenology; academic sphere; globalization; constitutional law
Prof. Anush Balian, DSc.
National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine
Dr.Nataliya Seysebayeva
Zaporizhzhya National University – Zaporizhzhia (Ukraine)
Dr. Natalia Efremova. Assoc. Prof.
National University ”Odessa Law Academy” – Odessa (Ukraine)
Dr. Lillia Danylchenko, Assoc. Prof.
National Medical University – Odessa (Ukraine)
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RESEARCH AND PARADIGMS
Evidence-Based Practice and Distance Education in the 21st Century – New Perspectives
Abstract. At a time when higher education is modernizing and becoming more dependent on technology, the paradigm of master's degree in allied health specialties such as speech-language pathology (SLP) and social work (SW) requires decisive and urgent change. The development of information technologies prompts revisioning the preparation of distance education (DE) curricula in these health disciplines. Allied health professions, including SLP and SW, need to develop knowledge, skills, and competencies in graduate student education. This article presents a theoretical overview and subsequent analysis of the existing paradigm in a number of countries, focusing on the role of evidence-based practice (EBP) in the implementation of DE at the master's degree level.
Keywords: evidence-based practice; distance education; speech-language pathology (logopedics); social work
Prof. Dr. Dobrinka Georgieva,
Dr. Maya Tcholakova, Assoc. Prof.
South-West University Blagoevgrad (Bulgaria)
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Financial literacy and financial behavior of Bulgarian students
Abstract. Participation of individuals in the economic and social life also depends on their ability to understand the basic financial concepts. Knowledge and skills in managing personal finances are becoming increasingly important under the influence of many trends, with the problem of young people's financial literacy being particularly relevant. The article presents the results of an empirical study of the financial literacy of Bulgarian students. The study's findings reveal the impact of several variables, such as gender, income, specialty, educational level, etc., on the level of financial literacy of students, as well as the impact of financial literacy on students' financial behavior, manifested through decisions on budget availability and control, on the availability of an emergency amount, on actions in case of income reduction, on retirement savings, etc.
Keywords: financial literacy; financial behavior; personal finances; empirical study; students
Dr. Krasimir Marinov
Department of Management,
University of National and World Economy
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DISCUSSIONS
MERGER OF THE SCHOOLS OF HIGHER EDUCATION IN BULGARIA AS A FORM OF CONSOLIDATION
Abstract. This article deals with the problems of optimization of higher education through consolidation of the schools of higher education with the aim to enhance the quality of education and allow opportunities for their establishment as competitive academic institutions. The primary scientific results refer to generalization of the legal methods of cooperation among them, comparative study on the globally established methods and analysis of the merger as a sub variety of transformation. The author gives credibility to the thesis that the factual consolidation is associated with a change of the legal personality of the schools of higher education through merger and/or acquisition. A matter for scientific analysis is the legal framework of transformation regulated by the Higher Education Act.
Keywords: consolidation; reform; higher education, merger
Prof. Dr. Margarita Bachvarova
University of Economics – Varna
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REVIEWS AND ANNOTATIONS
ANNOTATION OF TRAINING PACKAGE OF TEXTBOOKS IN THE SYSTEM OF PRE-SCHOOL AND SCHOOL EDUCATION
Prof. Irina Koleva
Sofia University „St. Kliment Ohridski“
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