2014, no. 2
PRACTICE OF HIGHER SCHOOL

Organization and improvement of educational process at forest engineering faculty of Petrozavodsk state university within framework of international cooperation

Lukashevich Victor Mihailovich, Suhanov Yury Vladimirovich, Katarov Vasily Kuzmich, Pekkoev Alexey Nikolaevich

pp. 59–6380 RUB

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Abstract

Presented is information concerning international cooperation of forest engineering faculty of Petrozavodsk state university in the sphere of improving quality of education and it’s results during realization of scientific project of “New cross-border solutions for intensification of forestry and increasing energy wood use”. Also provided is an example of organization of educational process, using passive, active and interactive methods of training for the course of “Forest tending. Tending felling”.

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