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BASIC LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE AS AN OBJECT OF STANDARDIZATION IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM

Abstract

One of the problems of modern higher education is disappearance of a fixed basic level of knowledge which is invariant in the different methods of teaching. Meanwhile, there is a necessary basic level of knowledge in any profession as a condition of professionalism. The article raises the question of the organizational and pedagogical resources for its formation within the competence approach.

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Natalya I. Martishina
Siberian Transport University
Russian Federation


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