2013, no. 3
EDUCATION: PERSPECTIVES AND ASPECTS

On participation of Russian educational system in international integration

V.S. Senashenko

pp. 7–1380 RUB

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Abstract

Analyzed are problems of Russian educational system’s participation in varied and diversed processes of international integration in education. The problem of quality in home education under new conditions is examined. Special attention is given to possible consequences of Russian educational system’s participation in processes of international integration.

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