SCIENCE EDUCATION IN SCHOOL: INTEGRATIVE APPROACH AND PRACTICAL ORIENTATION
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Belarusian State University - Republic of Belarus |
Vasileli@bsu.by |
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Volume/Issue :
Article type :
Editorial
Page No :
4-6
Abstract :
The development of the natural sciences in the XXI century is characterized by the need for a comprehensive solution of fundamental problems shared by experts in various fields. Advances in science are reflected in the content of modern education. Science in school education most often represented by a set of individual academic disciplines, such as chemistry, physics, biology, geography. Interdisciplinary communication is a reality expression of the integration processes in the study of these disciplines. Illustration of the material unity of the world around us, to demonstrate the possibilities of science to explain, modeling and reproduction of natural processes in the laboratory have a priori that the difference. In the practice of school education widespread the integrated courses of natural science too. Described trends in the development of science education in good agreement with the economic development strategy "Europe 2020: a strategy for intelligent, sustainable and inclusive growth", one of the activities of which is to enhance the performance of education systems and to facilitate the involvement of young people into the labor market.
Keywords :
interdisciplinary communication, integrated courses, science education, school education
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Cite as :
Vasilevskaya, E. (2015). Ectestvennonauchnoe obrazovanie v shkole: integrativnyj podhod i prakticheskaja napravlennost' [Science education in school: Integrative approach and practical orientation]. Gamtamokslinis ugdymas / Natural Science Education, 12(1), 4-6. https://doi.org/10.48127/gu-nse/15.12.04
