This is the English language contents page for E&SD 15(1)
Nick Rushby
Editorial: Open reviewing 6
Marina M. Solobutina
Ego Identity of Intellectually Gifted and Sport Talented Individuals in Puberty and Adolescence 12
Vsevolod V. Andreev, Vladimir… read more
Journal Articles
Editorial: Open reviewing
When I was a post-graduate student at Imperial College London, one of the highlights
of the week was the research seminar. As its name suggests, this was a meeting of
the research students to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and, crucially,… read more
Ego identity of intellectually gifted and sport talented individuals in puberty and adolescence
This study examines the developmental crisis of talented individuals in puberty and adolescence
during which there are personality conflicts of identity versus role confusion. The article describes
how intellectually gifted and sports talented individuals… read more
Transdisciplinary approach to improving study motivation among university students of engineering specialties
In pedagogy, motivation is considered more important than ability. This study aims to identify,
and provide a rationale for, ways to increase of study motivation among the university students of
engineering specialties. The creation of conditions for… read more
The Cultural Internalization Scale: Assessing internal and external reasons for endorsing one’s cultural identity
The constructs of ‘culture’ and ‘cultural identity’ have long been recognized by researchers as
important, but traditionally have been treated as static properties rather than in terms of their degree
and quality of internalization. Adopting… read more
A regional system of targeted training of specialists for the electronics and telecommunications industry
The article explores the methodological basis of a model of a regional system of targeted training
for the electronics and telecommunications industry and its implementation using a technical
university as a backbone component of this system. An expert… read more
Giving trainee teachers a global cultural view of knowledge and cognition
The article identifies the essence of the ‘global worldview’ concept and its impact on training
teachers in cultural differences in knowledge and cognition. The global worldview is treated as
conscious identification of man with the biosphere, the… read more
A study of private tutorial support for rural school students
This study highlights the key features of tutoring students in rural areas. Private tuition classes are
increasingly popular for modern school children. Over half the schools in the Russian Federation
are in rural areas and differ from those in urban… read more
Philosophical ideas of postmodernism and their impact on the education system in Russia and the USA
The modern education system requires flexibility, plasticity, continuity and resistance to crises
and risks. This study examines the main features and requirements of the modern socio-cultural
situation. It identifies strategies and directions in contemporary… read more
The phenomenon of “victimization” in modern Russian and foreign studies
Victimization of children and adolescents, as well as other groups in society is an important issue
and complex issue that needs to be better understood so that measures can be put in place at every
level to prevent and correct these phenomena. This… read more
E&SD 14(4) December 2019
This is the English language contents page for E&SD 14(4)
Nick Rushby
Editorial: Editorial bias 6
Minnenur A. Galaguzova, Yuliya N. Galaguzova, Elena V.Moskvina, Yana S. Dikusar, Anastasia V. Shvetsova
Social rehabilitation of minor criminals. … read more
Editorial: Editorial bias
As is often the case, it was short article by another editor that started me wondering
about potential unconscious bias in the way the Education & Self Development editorial
team decides to accept the ‘best’ articles for publication, asks for… read more
Social rehabilitation of minor criminals
Social rehabilitation of juvenile delinquents plays an important role in maintaining public safety.
It requires special care and respect for the child’s unformed personality. This article summarizes
the experience of the Russian system of rehabilitation… read more
Evaluation of In-service Teacher Training Program in Iran: Focus on the Kirkpatrick Model
This study investigated the effect of in-service education and training (INSET) courses on grade
11 EFL teachers’ knowledge base employing Kirkpatrick’s four-level (reaction, learning, behavior,
result) evaluation model (Kirkpatrick & Kirkpatrick,… read more
The associations between tolerance for ambiguity and Internal and external motivation in the scholarly activities of doctoral students
The fluidity, variety and high speed of change of the modern world breed uncertainty and ambiguity.
This ambiguity is a consequence of freedom of choice, and the many alternatives with which a
person grapples. Ambiguity is both the condition and the… read more
Using Open Educational Resources and Technology-Enhanced Learning for Teacher Professional Development in Ugandan Schools
Remote areas with technological, environmental, and human barriers to education lack the innovative
practices to provide sustainable, consistent, and meaningful resources and training for educators.
Stakeholders, including investors, organizations, leaders,… read more
The role of the psycho-physiological characteristics of a person in his professional development
An important element in the professional development of the individual is professional selfdetermination.
It is important for a teenager to make his own choice, not the choice of his
surroundings. Identifying a predisposition to a particular profession… read more
Psychological readiness for management and self-control of behavior as components of the potential competitiveness of senior pupils
The authors conduct a comparative analysis of the concepts «psychological readiness for
management» and «self-control of behavior», considering them as necessary and interrelated
components in the structure of the potential competitiveness of senior… read more
Assessment of communicative competence of resident doctors
The problem of assessing the communicative competence of future doctors at all stages of training
in a medical university is one of the most relevant in the theory and practice of medical education in
Russia. The article reveals the basic principles… read more
Using technology to prepare graduates for careers in hospitality and tourism
The relevance of the problem at issue in the article is due to the need to develop multifunctional
competence of future managers of hotel and touristic system: these managers face tough competition
for jobs, have to know modern information and communication… read more