Voprosy obrazovaniya / Educational Studies Moscow
2005 - 2021
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2019, issue 4
- The Key Characteristics of Teaching Excellence Programs for Academic LeadersA Review of High-Ranking Universities' Experiences Reflected in International Publications pp. 8-29

- Elena Drugova
- Learning Design: Creating Powerful Learning Environments for Self-Regulation Skills pp. 30-46

- Erik De Corte
- Tracking, School Mobility, and Educational Inequality pp. 47-70

- Valeria Ivaniushina and Elena Williams
- Success and Failure of School Students: Parental Expectations and Teachers' Perceptions pp. 71-92

- Tatyana Klyachko, Elena Semionova and Galina Tokareva
- Constructing a Russian-Language Version of the International Early Reading Assessment Tool pp. 93-115

- Alina Ivanova and Ksenia Kardanova-Biryukova
- Inequality of Opportunity in Educational Achievement in India: Implications of Earning distribution and Affirmative Action pp. 116-132

- Panchanan Das
- Institutionalization of Mentoring as a Resource for Professional Development of Russian Teachers pp. 133-159

- Arkady Margolis, Elena Arzhanykh and Margarita Khusnutdinova
- The Role and Application of Picture Books in Pre-school Practice pp. 160-184

- Tatjana Novović and Dušanka Popović
- Professional Motivation of Preschool Teachers: Work or Creative Activity? pp. 185-201

- Elena Shakirova
- Exploring the Development of Psychological and Pedagogical Competence in Young Teachers pp. 202-230

- Nina Ilyina and Natalia Loginova
- Economic Education of School Students: Causes of the Crisis pp. 231-253

- Svetlana Mikheeva and Olga Zhurkina
- Educational Resources: Saturation or Satiety? pp. 254-275

- Mark Agranovich
- The Catalogues of Textbooks for Secondary Schools of the Ministry of Public Education: Principles of Composition, Structure, Evolution pp. 276-293

- Tatiana Pashkova, Ekaterina Kameneva, Egor Karasev, Nikita Kutsevalov and Darya Russkova
- Marketization of Higher Education and University Branding.Review of: Papadimitrou A. (ed.) Competition in Higher Education Branding and Marketing: National and Global Perspectives pp. 294-306

- Pavel Demin
2019, issue 3
- Towards the New Model of Doctoral Education: The Experience of Enhancing Doctoral Programs in Russian Universities pp. 8-42

- Natalia Maloshonok and Evgeniy Terentev
- The Concept of Skills Mismatch and the Problem of Measuring Cognitive Skills Mismatch in Cross-National Studies pp. 43-76

- Vera Maltseva
- Integration of Schools in Latvia and Estonia Using Curriculum Reforms pp. 77-100

- Tatiana Khavenson
- Academic Dishonesty among College Students: Academic Motivation vs Contextual Factors pp. 101-129

- Evgeniia Shmeleva and Tatiana Semenova
- The Method of League Analysis and Its Application in Comparing Global University Rankings and Russia's University Performance Monitoring pp. 130-151

- Vladimir Navodnov, Galina Motova and Olga Ryzhakova
- Comparison of Teaching Instruction Efficiency in Physics through the Invested Self-Perceived Mental Effort pp. 152-175

- Branka Radulović and Maja Stojanović
- MOOCs in Higher Education: Advantages and Pitfalls for Instructors pp. 176-202

- Ulyana Zakharova and Kristina Tanasenko
- Psychological Well‐being in First‐ to Fifth‐Graders in the Context of Contemporary Social Situation of Development pp. 203-223

- Alla Andreeva and Olga Moskvitina
- Age Peculiarities of Taking Initiative in Learning among Preschool Children pp. 224-237

- Ekaterina Klopotova and Elena Yaglovskaya
- Do School Social Studies Textbooks Need to Be Changed? pp. 238-256

- Elena Chernobay and Daria Tuchkova
- The Catalogues of Textbooks for Secondary Schools of the Ministry of Public Education: On the Issue of Their Introduction (1830s - 1860s) pp. 257-275

- Tatiana Pashkova, Ekaterina Kameneva, Egor Karasev, Nikita Kutsevalov and Darya Russkova
- How Different School Will Change the World Review of the book: Murashev A. Different School. Where Normal People Come From pp. 276-287

- Aleksey Lyubzhin
2019, issue 2
- Evolving Concepts, Trends, and Challenges in the Internationalization of Higher Education in the World pp. 8-34

- Hans De Wit
- Transformative and Selective Systems: A Study in Comparative Sociology of Academic Markets Careers pp. 35-77

- Mikhail Sokolov
- Influence of School Climate on Bullying Prevalence: Russian and International Research Experience pp. 78-97

- Maria Novikova and Arthur Rean
- Engineering and Economics Graduates: Between Demand and Supply pp. 98-128

- Elena Varshavskaya and Elena Kotyrlo
- The Modern Rector: Competencies Required in the Global Academic Marketplace pp. 129-158

- Pavel Zhdanov, Irina Trostyanskaya, Andrey Barsukov and Nadezhda Polikhina
- Association between the Quality of Teacher-Child Interaction and Language Development pp. 159-178

- Aleksander Veraksa, Margarita Gavrilova and Daria Bukhalenkova
- To Include or Not to Include? Immigrant Children Education as Perceived by the Teaching Community in Sverdlovsk Region pp. 179-198

- Mikhail Vandyshev
- The Justice of Inequality, or Who Wins the Social Theory Olympiad and How pp. 199-225

- Olga Boytsova, Dmitry Nosov and Valeriya Torop
- Enlightenment Demands of Russians pp. 226-240

- Lyubov Dukhanina and Aleksandr Maksimenko
- Extracurricular Activities of School Students: Functions, Parental Strategies, and Expected Outcomes pp. 241-261

- Kseniya Pavlenko, Katerina Polivanova, Aleksandra Bochaver and Elizaveta Sivak
- Liberal and Conservative Trends in Post-Soviet Social Policies for Children pp. 262-292

- Lidia Okolskaya
- Raising a Professor, or How Higher School Teachers Were Trained in the Russian EmpireReview of the book: Ivanov A. Uchenoe dostoinstvo Rossiyskoy imperii. XVIII - nachalo XX veka. Podgotovka i nauchnaya attestatsiya professorov i prepodavateley vysshey shkoly2 [Scientific Dignity in the Russian Empire. 18th to Early 20th Century. Training and Qualifying Professors and Higher School Teachers] pp. 293-298

- Kseniya Belik
2019, issue 1
- The Role of Flagship Universities in a Region:Transformation Models pp. 8-43

- Marina Baryshnikova, Elena Vashurina, Irina Chinnova, Elza Sharykina and Yuri Sergeev
- Publication Metrics as a Tool for Measuring Research Productivity and Their Relation to Motivation pp. 44-86

- Alexander Kalgin, Olga Kalgina and Anna Lebedeva
- Who is Happy at Doctoral Programs: The Connection between Employment and Learning Outcomes of PhD Students pp. 87-108

- Saule Bekova and Zibeyda Dzhafarova
- Employment of Vocational Graduates: Still a Slough or Already a Ford? pp. 109-136

- Fedor Dudyrev, Olga Romanova and Pavel Travkin
- Academic Leadership Through the Prism of Managerialism: The Relationship Between University Development and Rector's Specialization pp. 137-161

- Ekaterina Dyachenko and Asya Mironenko
- SPOCs in University Education: European Experience pp. 162-186

- Natalya Datsun
- Competitive Strategies of Vocational Schools and Universities in Implementing Continuing Education Programs pp. 187-214

- Ilya Korshunov, Vera Peshkova and Natalya Malkova
- Internationalization of Higher Education and English Medium Instruction in Mongolia: Initiatives and Trends pp. 215-243

- Sainbayar Gundsambuu
- New Dimensions of Functional Illiteracy in the Digital Economy pp. 244-263

- Marina Baskakova and Irina Soboleva
- The Role of Engagement in the Development of Critical Thinking in Undergraduates pp. 264-289

- Irina Shcheglova, Yulia Koreshnikova and Olga Parshina
- German-American Academic Migration and the Emergence of the American Research University, 1865-1910 pp. 1865-1910

- Tetiana Zemliakova
2018, issue 4
- Mapping the New Education EcosystemIntroduction to the Special Issue pp. 9-20

- William Kuskin
- From Disruption to Innovation: Thoughts on the Future of MOOCs pp. 21-43

- Sherman Young
- The New Face-to-Face Education Scalable Live-Engagement pp. 44-59

- Larry DeBrock
- Innovation Leashed: How a MOOC-Based Master's Degree Brings Invention Home to the Institution pp. 60-80

- Quentin McAndrew
- E-Learning in Theory, Practice, and Research pp. 81-98

- Maria Janelli
- Classical Test Theory and Item Response Theory in Measuring Validity of Peer-Grading in Massive Open Online Courses pp. 99-115

- Daria Kravchenko
- Practices for Student Success: From Face-to-Face to At-Scale and Back pp. 116-138

- Deborah Keyek-Franssen
- Learning Analytics in Massive Open Online Courses as a Tool for Predicting Learner Performance pp. 139-166

- Tatiana Bystrova, Viola Larionova, Evgueny Sinitsyn and Alexander Tolmachev
- Higher Learning: Lessons from an Online Advocate pp. 167-187

- Stephen C. Ludwig
- Supporting Online Initiatives: From MOOCs to For-Credit Offerings pp. 188-198

- Rebecca Stein
- Patterns of School Choice: Two Districts in St. Petersburg pp. 199-229

- Daniil Alexandrov, Ksenia Tenisheva and Svetlana Savelyeva
- Third‐Grade Parent's Involvement in Schools pp. 230-260

- Inna Antipkina, Kristina Lyubitskaya and Anastasiya Nisskaya
- Defining the Problem of Choosing Extracurricular Activities for Children in Russia pp. 261-281

- Anita Poplavskaya, Ivan Gruzdev and Andrey Petlin
- Creativity for Everyone: Integrating the 21st Century Skills in Russian Schools pp. 282-304

- Nadezhda Avdeenko, Larisa Denishheva, Klara Krasnyanskaya, Aleksandra Mikhailova and Мarina Pinskaya
- Supporting Online Initiatives: From MOOCs to For-Credit Offerings

- Rebecca Stein
2018, issue 3
- Trilingualism, Bilingualism and Educational Achievements: The Case of Chuvash and Tatar in Rural Russia pp. 8-35

- Hèctor Alòs i Font and Edgar Demetrio Tovar-García
- School Teachers' Professional Identity in the Context ofthe Precariatization of Social and Labor Relations in Large Russian Cities pp. 36-67

- Liudmila Klimenko and Oxana Posukhova
- Types of Parental Involvement in Education, Socio-Economic Status of the Family and Students' Academic Results pp. 68-90

- Mikhail Goshin and Tatyana Mertsalova
- Does Teacher Motivation Lead to Student Motivation? The Mediating Role of Teaching Behavior pp. 91-119

- Masood Nawaz Kalyar, Bashir Ahmad and Hadiqa Kalyar
- From Partnerships to Bureaucracies: The Constitutional Evolution of Russian Universities pp. 120-145

- Mikhail Sokolov, Sofia Lopatina and Gennady Yakovlev
- Internal Factors of Education Export Performance in Russian Universities pp. 146-179

- Alisa Melikyan
- Modern Approaches to Teacher Performance Assessment. An Overview of Foreign Publications pp. 180-195

- Olga Temnyatkina and Daria Tokmeninova
- Family-School Communication: The Key Features at the Current Stage pp. 196-215

- Kristina Lyubitskaya and Marta Shakarova
- Accessibility of Pre-School Education pp. 216-246

- Irina Abankina and Ludmila Filatova
- Assessment of the Impact of an Effective Contract. Introduction on the Publication Activity ofa University Faculty: The Case of a Regional University pp. 247-267
- Lyubov Antosik and Ekaterina Shevchenko
- Art History and Archeology in the Educational Space of Revolutionary Russia: Two Unknown Projects of 1917 pp. 268-286
- Vitaliy Ananiev and Mikhail Bukharin
- The Past, Present, and Possible Future of the Russian Education Assessment System pp. 287-297

- Viktor Bolotov
2018, issue 2
- Scientific Parenting? What Parents Worry about and What Sources of Information They Use pp. 8-25

- Yana Kozmina and Elizaveta Sivak
- The Infrastructure of Reading: Reader's Experience Perspective pp. 26-45

- Ekaterina Asonova, Elena Romanicheva, Olesya Senenko and Ksenia Kikteva
- The Association between Sport Activities and Educational Achievements: Evidence from Russian Longitudinal Data pp. 46-70

- Edgar Demetrio Tovar-García
- Educational Strategemes in the Design of Supplementary Professional Teacher Education Programs: Setting the Priorities pp. 71-90

- Oleg Fedorov, Olga Zhuravleva and Tatyana Polyakova
- Literature in Language Education Evolving Language Pedagogies and Text Preferences in Contemporary Russia pp. 91-116

- Raees Calafato
- Dual Education in Regions of Russia: Models, Best Practices, Growth Prospects pp. 117-138

- Fedor Dudyrev, Olga Romanova and Alexey Shabalin
- How Entrepreneurship Education Programs Affect the Development of Small Businesses in Russia: Empirical Analysis in Regional Contexts pp. 139-172

- Anna Dukhon, Kirill Zinkovsky, Olga Obraztsova and Alexander Chepurenko
- The MOOC Market: Prospects for Russia pp. 173-197

- Tatiana Semenova, Ksenia Vilkova and Irina Shcheglova
- Above Barriers: A Survey of Resilient Schools pp. 198-227

- Мarina Pinskaya, Tatiana Khavenson, Sergey Kosaretsky, Roman Zvyagintsev, Aleksandra Mikhailova and Tatiana Chirkina
- Differences in General Education in Vocational and High Schools: Characteristics of Teachers and Teaching Practices in Mathematics pp. 228-253

- Yulia Koreshnikova, Andrey Zakharov and Fedor Dudyrev
- Distance Learning as Compared to Full-Time Programs in Higher Education (based on Russia's official statistics) pp. 254-282
- Galina Cherednichenko
- Popular Philology and Secondary SchoolA Review of the Book: Troitsky V. (2010) Sudby russkoy shkoly. Problemy naslediya russkoy slovesnosti [The Fate and Fortune of Russian School. Legacy Issues in Russian Philology]. Moscow: Institute of Russian Civilization pp. 283-294
- Alexey Lyubzhin
- University as a Center of Exemplary Knowledge Review of the book: Boguslavsky M. Vysshee obrazovaniev nemetskoy i russkoy traditsiyakh [Higher Education inthe German and Russian Traditions] pp. 295-302
- Marina Vetchinova
2018, issue 1
- Patterns of First-Graders' Development at the Start of Schooling: Cluster Approach Based on the Results of iPIPS Project pp. 8-37

- Elena Kardanova, Alina Ivanova, Pavel Sergomanov, Tatjana Kanonire, Inna Antipkina and Diana Kayky
- The Humanities in Schools as a Tool of the National Policy. On the Example of the Republic of Tatarstan pp. 38-57

- Mary Rumyantzeva
- Reading Literacy of Russian Fourth-Graders: Lessons from PIRLS‑2016 pp. 58-78

- Galina Tsukerman, Galina Kovaleva and Viktoriya Baranova
- Science Education in Russia According to the Results of the TIMSS and PISA International Studies pp. 79-109

- Alexander Pentin, Galina Kovaleva, Elena Davidova and Elena Smirnova
- Elaboration of Research on Student Withdrawal from Universities in Russia and the United States pp. 110-131

- Elena Gorbunova
- University Alliances: Enhancing Control, Capacity, and Creativity in Dynamic Environments pp. 132-153

- Bjørn Stensaker
- University Mergers: The Implications for Students pp. 154-173

- Ksenia Romanenko
- The Demand for Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC): Evidence from Russian Education pp. 174-199

- Yana Roshchina, Sergey Roshchin and Victor Rudakov
- My Five Major Challenges as a Teacher Discussion. Moscow, National Research University Higher School of Economics, September 8, 2017 pp. 200-233
- Vadim Radaev, Sergei Medvedev, Ekaterina Talalakina and Andrei Dementiev
- Teacher Education and Advanced Training in German Settlements of the Taurida Governorate pp. 234-246
- Ekaterina Kostyleva
- Different Schools to Different People: The Future of Universal, Uniform and Quality Education Review of the book: Lyubzhin A. Sumerki vseobucha. Shkola dlya vsekh i ni dlya kogo [The Twilight of Universal Education. School for All and for Nobody] pp. 247-256
- Georgy Lyubarsky
- Barometers of Influence, or Factors Which Have the Greatest Impact on Learning A Review of John C. Hattie (2009) Visible Learning: A Synthesis of Over 800 Meta-Analyses Relating to Achievement pp. 257-265
- Natalya Borisenko
- Rural Schools: Between the Scylla of Continuity and the Charybdis of Excessiveness pp. 266-286
- Elena Voznesenskaya
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