2013, no. 6
HUMANIZATION AND LIBERALIZATION OF EDUCATION

Features of professional training of artists in jewelry as to traditional applied arts

A.E. Adikaeva

pp. 106–10880 RUB

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Abstract

Problem of training artists in jewelry in the system of high professional education is examined. Some ways to form students’ creative potential in the sphere of traditional applied arts are verified by the author.

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