2012, no. 1
PEDAGOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY

On the problem of self-realization in higher education

E.N. Shutenko

pp. 41–4580 RUB

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Abstract

The development of higher education as a sphere of personal self-realization is considered, and the university’s role in young people’s self-determination is shown. Scholarly approaches to and conditions for personal self-realization in higher education are identified.

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