Ihor Rusnak
Urgency of the research. More than 80% of people are religious. Since most religions directly establish moral precepts, promotes the formation of specific behavioral patterns, directs people to a certain way of life – in the context of overcoming global challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic – the potential role of religion is crucial.
Target setting. A significant number of religious organizations have developed immanent rules to prevent pandemic hazards, however, the interpretation of such rules, and therefore their constructive potential, depends on the will of religious leaders and the peculiarities of their interaction with secular authorities.
Actual scientific researches and issues analysis. The article is based on an analysis of a study of official documents of international organizations, a comparative analysis of open sources to identify the constructive or destructive potential of religion in light of the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
The research objective. To find out the functional role of religion in the context of creating factors to combat the spread of COVID-19: opportunities and course of adaptation of religious organizations to new conditions; elucidation of communicative potential and ability to face threats to the post-truth world; research into the risks associated with the existential experiences and personal beliefs of religious people.
The statement of basic materials. The activities of religious organizations, the dependence of the effectiveness of their fight against the pandemic on the specifics of cooperation with secular authorities are analyzed. The destructive influence of religious fundamentalism attempts to use the pandemic to achieve political interests is asserted. The problem of adaptation and the possibility of religious organizations to use digital technologies in the light of preventing the spread of COVID-19 is considered. The adaptive potential, in particular of the Christian religion, is analyzed in line with possible changes in the values of modern man and the organization of social space. The problem of the paradox of access to information in the context of media coverage of the activities of religious organizations is revealed. The need for greater integration of secular and religious authorities to disseminate scientifically sound information about the disease was stated.
Conclusions. The potential of religion in the fight against the spread of COVID-19 can be used most effectively with effective and transparent cooperation between the secular authorities and religious organizations, which will be based on the humanistic aspect.
Keywords: COVID-19, Islam, constructive potential, religion, Christianity
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Iryna Lutsenko, Olha Reipolska
Urgency of the research. At the present stage, the individual approach is implemented in preschool education both as an independent methodological approach and as a component of personality-oriented, along with age and activity approaches. At the same time, in the conditions of subject-game environment as a space in which children with different individual differences meet in active interaction, teachers feel the need to quickly focus not so much on diverse lists of such differences, but on generalized characteristics of children. This determines the need to integrate individual and typological approaches in pedagogical work with children.
Target setting. In age psychology and preschool pedagogy, research is conducted to study individual, individual-typological features of the development of preschool children. At the same time, the disclosure of the importance of the individual-typological approach as a methodological tool for the organization of children's activities by the teacher in the space of the subject-play environment was not the subject of special attention.
Actual scientific researches and issues analysis. Individual-typological features of preschool children are studied by V. Kuzmenko, O. Brezhneva, V. Pasichnyk, M. Pitin, O. Reipolska, M. Yaroshyk. Substantiation of the individual-typological approach is done by revealing and clarifying the concepts of "individualization", "typology", "individual approach", "typological approach", "individual-typological approach".
The research objective The subject-play environment of a preschool institution is mostly focused on taking into account the age characteristics of preschool children. At the same time, its individual and typological differences are clearly revealed in play activities as the leading activity of a preschool child and communication. Under such circumstances, in establishing real interaction with children and children with each other, the teacher is faced with the task of taking into account the most important for the organization of communication and play activities of their development.
The statement of basic materials. The article reveals the peculiarities of the implementation of individual and typological approaches in preschool education. The optimal set of individual psychological differences for the division of children in the subject-play environment into typological subgroups is substantiated. For this purpose, the following criteria are identified: 1. Type of temperament. 2. Socio-communicative competence. 3. Game competence. 4. Basic personality traits.
Conclusions. In preschool pedagogy and practice of preschool education institutions, the individual-typological approach has not been properly studied and has not been widely used. The individual approach is more widely known. However, in working with children with normal ontogenesis, individualization is realized sporadically, in the form of separate, unrelated techniques aimed at taking into account randomly selected individual psychological differences of children. The individual-typological approach is called to change this situation, which allows to divide all children into typological subgroups and to carry out differentiated work with them, to focus on type-forming characteristics.
Key words: individual-typological approach, individual-psychological differences, typological groups, differentiated work.
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Liubov Artemova
Urgency of the research. Democratic transformations in Ukraine are fundamentally and progressively making changes in the sphere of education and life of the younger generations. The training of students of creative professions needs a special humanistic transformation. During the period of acquiring professional competencies in higher educational institutions, future actors need a pedagogical direction of their educational activity, based on democratic and humanistic principles of pedagogy of cooperation. It is this approach that will contribute to the discovery and realization of the abilities and talents of young people.
Actual scientific researches and issues analysis. In the process of students preparing for stage skills, the considerable achievements of domestic and foreign classical and modern theater and film schools, innovative techniques of choreographic art are now used, such as M. Kropyvnytskyi, V. Nemyrovych-Danchenko, O. Dovzhenko, K. Stanislavskyi, O. Kovalenko, O. Merlianova, O. Tarantseva and others.
Target setting. Theatrical pedagogy, as a creative level of the pedagogical activity, contains many components that ensure high effectiveness of pedagogical efforts of the teacher and creative successful mastery of professional competencies by students. I consider it worthy of researching the teaching style of the teacher, which determines the effectiveness of any methods and techniques of teaching by the teacher and teaching by the student.
The statement of basic materials. This study examines the advantages and disadvantages of the main 3 styles of teaching: authoritarian, democratic, liberal. To find out their relevance from the students' point of view, they are asked to choose the style that helps them to more successfully master the professional competencies of stage skills. Since the democratic style was chosen by the vast of students majority, the further transformative experiment was carried out by the efforts of teachers convinced of the expediency of this style, who habitually adhered to it in working with students. The focus of their attention and activities are: to adhere to the subject - the subject interaction in teaching students acting and choreography; apply all methods, technologies, trainings, adhering to the specified interaction; to organize the teacher's partnership with students, respectively, to use verbal and non-verbal techniques of theater pedagogy, positive emotional means of expression; conduct all training exercises so brightly that students have fun with them.
Conclusion. As a result of teachers' adherence to a democratic style of interaction with students, their level of attitude to this style has increased. In the control experiment, only a few students appeared - supporters of other styles of interaction. The nature of the interaction between students and teachers has also changed positively: their business relations have become less formal, not tense, emotionally colored. There were more positive emotions in communication, interested in supporting acting achievements, cheering for the success of each student.
Thus, the introduction and constant maintenance of a democratic style of interaction between teachers and students in the process of educational theatrical activities confirmed its positive impact on the development of stage skills in students and the overall creative atmosphere in the student group.
Keywords: teacher, student, theater pedagogy, actor, performing arts, creativity, choreography, style of interaction, authoritarian, democratic, liberal, emotions, communication.
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Urgency of the research. The skills and abilities that students must master, defined in the work program of the discipline "Fundamentals of Information Technology", are revealed. Distance learning is one of the leading forms of education in a modern institution of higher education. Therefore, the relevance of using cloud services and cloud-based systems is not in doubt.
Target setting. Distance learning in higher education institutions, today, is preferred for most institutions in the country. And while the transition to this form of education is not a problem for senior students, undergraduate students face major challenges related to the organization of the workspace.
Actual scientific researches and issues analysis. The advantages of the cloud mean over traditional and electronic means have been scientifically proved by S. O. Semerikov, I. O. Teplyts-kyi, Yu. V. Yechkalo, O. M. Markova, V. M. Soloviev and A. Yu. Kiv. Possibi-lities of application of cloud technologies in the educational process of researches by Е. A. Aldakheel, C. N. Bull, A. M. Stryuk, O. V. Merzlykin, S. O. Se-mеrikov and M. V. Popel.
The research objective. Experi-mentally test the effectiveness of using Octave Online as a cloud-based workshop.
The statement of basic materials. The essence of the concept of a "cloud-oriented workshop" is revealed. Demonstration examples of individual tasks from the course "Fundamentals of Information Technology" are given. It is shown that the content of tasks is aimed at the formation of skills and practical skills in programming to solve practical problems and exercises for laboratory work on the basics of information technology. Fragments of tasks performed by first-year students are given. The advantages of GNU Octave as an aid in numerical calculations have been established. The results of an experimental test of the effectiveness of using Octave Online as a cloud-based workshop were evaluated on a three-level scale. Each level is determined by a list of relevant indicators.
Conclusions. The analysis of the experiment showed that the students' academic achievements after performing laboratory work in a cloud-oriented workshop increased compared to their academic achievements before the use of Octave Online. The conclusions of the experimental test of the effectiveness of the use of Octave Online as a cloud-oriented workshop, on the convenience and usefulness of the use of this cloud tool in the training of future IT professionals.
Keywords: cloud tool, cloud-oriented workshop, web interface for GNU Octave, Octave Online, Fundamentals of Information Technology, future IT professionals.
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Urgency of the research. Interaction with urban space is at the heart of our everyday lives. It is not just its use, but its understanding, appropriation and giving value or super-value that defines us as citizens and citizens. This proves that politicians recognise certain territories (cities) as territories over which a certain idea dominates, related to it, its retransmitters and attempts to influence them. Urban changes, in turn, cause the mobility of cultural meanings according to which people live and are oriented.
Target setting. Urban matter is needed by the modern community to construct the world. The city becomes an image of a rational man-made world. But if the universe for man is mediated by urban space and assimilated through urban structures, the question of their essence arises. A separate gap in this circle of questions about the foundations of such a universe through the organization of urban life is to find an answer to the question of what it is in urban space that indicates, fixes and reflects representations of the world and the self.
Actual scientific researches and issues analysis. In order to fully develop the research objective (analysis of sacred meanings in culture and society), the original theoretical works were studies on semiotics by Roland Barthes and Yuri Lotman, explanations of sacredness in the works of Peter Berger and Mircea Eliade, disclosure of mechanisms of urban space organisation in the works of Amos Rapoport and Spiro Kostof and interpretation of the polycentric phenomenon based on the concept of the city as metacollector by Peter Sloterdijk.
Practical illustrative material on sacralisation in cities is provided by studies of Berlin by Aleida Asman, the cultural monuments of Paris by Henri Lefebvre and American civil religion.
Among the national studies of sacred space in its various correlations with urban reality, a certain research ground is already forming in the studies of F. Tikhomirov, K. Belikov, and A. Sorochuk.
The research objective. The aim of the article is to analyse the problem of identifying cultural meanings in urban sacred space and to illustrate contemporary processes of sacralisation in the city. Analysing the experiences of Berlin, Paris, New York and Indianapolis, we will try to illustrate exactly what kind of transformation contemporary urban spaces are experiencing, how sacralisation of urban objects occurs and what becomes the basis for such sacralisation of urban spaces. It is the translation of the conversation about the sacred in the contemporary city into a theoretical plane and the consideration of the mechanisms of sacralisation as a first approximation that will be the subject of this exploration.
The statement of basic materials. The article examines the phenomena of sacralisation of cultural heritage objects (if such urban objects are "icons" and part of the symbolic identity), the role of civil religion in the sacralisation of urban space objects (using the examples of New York's Ground Zero space, the memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe in Berlin). Emphasis is placed on the peculiar migration of "religious" terminology into everyday urban discourse (use of stable designations: city icon, city-icon, "desecration of an architectural structure"). Emphasis is placed on the hybridity of urban spaces and the emergence of a multiplicity of urban sacral centres.
Conclusions. The sacral framework of the modern city consists of sacralised objects that organise the grid of urban coordinates and help new citizens integrate into the urban field of meaning. Modern sacralisation does not disappear, but fragments; it can be characterised as plural sacralisation, because the city is inhabited by communities united on different grounds, on different grounds, and their sacredness in the city can be fundamentally different from that of another community. The facts of sacralisation of contemporary urban space, point to the continuity of this process as opposed to the studies that tend to speak of a one hundred percent secularisation of urban space. The aforementioned sacralization of urban landscapes, spaces, objects and structures, we see as a promising topic that requires further detailed consideration.
Keywords: sacred urban space, sacralisation in the city, city philosophy, cultural values.
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