DEVELOPMENT POWER OF COGNITIV VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES IN STUDYING OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

The purpose of the work was the discovery of educational possibilities of cognitive-visual technologies. The meaning of the term “cognitive-visual technologies”, offered by us, was also to be revealed in this work. A humanistic educational paradigm, which considers education as not only teaching, bu...

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Published in:Sovremennye issledovaniia sot͡s︡ialʹnykh problem no. 4
Main Author: Kondratenko Olga Anatolievna
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Science and Innovation Center Publishing House 01-04-2013
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Summary:The purpose of the work was the discovery of educational possibilities of cognitive-visual technologies. The meaning of the term “cognitive-visual technologies”, offered by us, was also to be revealed in this work. A humanistic educational paradigm, which considers education as not only teaching, but also the development of the subject of education along with the realization of his capabilities, was chosen as a methodological basis. This is ever important due to the humanistic principles which are established in professional education. We came to the conclusion that the cognitive-visual technologies possess great developing potential as long as they primarily develop the student’s visual thinking. This was proven while giving psychology tutorials, using the offered method of infographics as a component of cognitive-visual technologies. This method may be considered an innovation as, though its popularity rises in school education, it is almost ignored in higher education. This method has not been used in the teaching of psychological disciplines so far. The results of the work may be used in higher education institutions for psychologists` and teachers` training. The stated technologies may be applied for teaching psychological disciplines as well as other humanities.
ISSN:2077-1770
2218-7405
DOI:10.12731/2218-7405-2013-4-20