2011, no. 9
PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION

Intensifying and innovating horizons of educational process in institutions of higher education

V.V. Xripko

pp. 34–3680 RUB

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Abstract

In high schools are practically no longer in use such two most important categories as “Teaching” & “Intensifying of teaching”. The author seeks for roots of that phenomenon.

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