List of publications on a keyword: «Problem-based Learning»

In education, pragmatism is an approach to learning and teaching that focuses on keeping things practical. Its key theorist is John Dewey. It has four principles: Unity, Interest, Experience, and Integration. Proponents of this approach among teachers, use active project-based learning and problem- based strategies in the classroom and focus on topics relevant to students’ lives. This paper starts by shedding light on Join Dewey’s educational philosophy and its implication on Engineering education. It further discusses how the basic principles of pragmatism can be applied in learning thereby making the process of teaching-learning more effective in the Additional and Upskilling courses we achitectured at the Institute of Contemporary Educational Technologies of the Bauman Moscow State University.

This article discusses the specifics of application of methods of problem training in the system of the basic general education taking into account age of pupils. Attention is also paid to difficulties experienced by any teacher who chooses to apply to their work the technology. A brief description of the levels of problem-based learning with the requirements of the GEF is given.

The monograph reviews an issue of political socialization in modern Russian society. Basing on analysis of challenges of contemporary world situation there are three main threats determined as well as opportunities of teaching social science according to new Federal state educational standards as a medium of political socialization.