TY - JOUR
TI - Cultural Traditions and Innovations in Education Reforms.
Review of the book: Vanhemping E., Novak M. Innovative Practices and Civic Initiatives in Teaching Generation Z, 2020
T2 - Educational Studies Moscow
IS - Educational Studies Moscow
KW - education
KW - liberal arts education
KW - innovation
KW - traditions
KW - university
KW - school
KW - educational reforms
KW - the Bologna recommendations
AB - Valentina Kurganskaya — Doctor of Sciences in Philosophy, Professor, Leading Researcher, Institute for Philosophy, Political Science and Religion Studies under the Science Committee of the Ministry of Education and Science оf the Republic of Kazakhstan. E-mail: vkurganskaya@mail.ruMukhtarbek Shaikemelev — Doctor of Sciences in Philosophy, Head of the Department of Political Science, Institute for Philosophy, Political Science and Religion Studies under the Science Committee of the Ministry of Education and Science оf the Republic of Kazakhstan. E-mail: muhtarbek64@mail.ruAddress: 29 Kurmangazy Str., 050010 Almaty, Republic of Kazakhstan.The monograph Innovative Practices and Civic Initiatives in Teaching Generation Z by Elina Vanhemping and Maria Novak summarizes the authors’ experience of working in the education systems of Kazakhstan, Russia and Finland, identifies innovative trends in the three countries and analyzes the education reforms administered during the period of social transformations in the Russian Empire and in present-day former Soviet republics. The authors bring up the question of why the Bologna recommendations fail to be implemented in the education systems of Kazakhstan and Russia for discussion by the academic and teaching community and propose a scenario for including the two countries in the global educational environment with due account taken of the peculiarities of their historical and cultural development.Our review mainly focuses on the philosophical aspects of university and school reformation issues discussed in the monograph as well as on the relationship between cultural and historical traditions and innovations in theories of liberal arts education.
AU - Valentina Kurganskaya
AU - Mukhtarbek Shaikemelev
UR - https://archive_vo.hse.ru/en/2020--4/425971564.html
PY - 2020
SP - 273-287
VL -