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Education & Self Development

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Журнал · ISSN 1991-7740

  1. Determination of the Development of Social Behavior of Preschool Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder by the Type of Parental Attitude

    Svetlana N. Bashinova, Oksana Kokoreva, Natalya Peshkova +1

    МақолаPsychology of Development and EducationEducation & Self Development20220 иқтибос
    ABI

  2. The Development of Integrative Qualities of Primary School Teachers in the Context of Distance Learning

    Vera K. Vlasova, Ranija Khamatvalieva, Venera G. Zakirova +2

    МақолаEducational Innovations and ChallengesEducation & Self Development20220 иқтибос
    ABI

  3. Quality of Teacher Education in International Studies

    Aydar Kalimullin

    МақолаPsychology of Development and EducationEducation & Self Development20230 иқтибос
    ABI

  4. The Conditioning of Understanding of Social Causality by Deaf Primary School Students on Family Characteristics

    Oksana Kokoreva, Natalya Peshkova, Svetlana N. Bashinova +1

    МақолаPsychology of Development and EducationEducation & Self Development20240 иқтибос
    ABI

  5. Stereology of Vocational Interests of Pre-service Teachers in Cross-cultural Contexts of Teacher Education

    Anna O. Budarina, Bahodir Kholikov, Firuza Narzikulova

    МақолаTeacher Professional Development and MotivationEducation & Self Development20250 иқтибос
    ABI

  6. Russian language in the education system of Turkestan in the late 19th – early 20th centuries

    Rustam Mansurovich Sadikov, M. Berdiyeva, Aydar Kalimullin +1

    МақолаEducational Practices and ChallengesEducation & Self Development20250 иқтибос
    ABI

  7. Cultural capital of a child: relationship with learning motives (on the example of the Republic of Tatarstan and the Republic of Uzbekistan)

    Almaz Galimov, A. Askarov, I. Tugalov

    МақолаPsychology of Development and EducationEducation & Self Development20250 иқтибос
    ABI