2013, no. 5
TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATIONAL TRAINING

Competence-based approach to education in institutes of culture and arts

O.A. Kireeva, K.A. Vinogradov, I.F. Zamanova

pp. 29–3380 RUB

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Abstract

Specificity of educational process in institutes of culture and arts from point of view of diversity of components is shown. The authors describe implementation of competence approach to educational process in the context of teaching disciplines of humanitarian, social and economic, mathematical and natural science cycle.

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