Journal of Pedagogical Inventions and Practices
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Metaphor and metonymy in literature.
Get PDFThis article is selected examples of metonymy from metaphor and from literalness and anomaly in short English sentences. In the method, literalness is distinguished because it satisfies contextual constraints that the nonliteral others all violate. Metonymy is discriminated from metaphor and anomaly in a way that [1] supports Lakoff and Johnson's (1980) view that in metonymy one entity stands for another whereas in metaphor one entity is viewed as another
Sport Training Technology Based on PsychoEmotional Approach in the Paralympic Sport of Goalball
Get PDFIn the light of its prospects and significance, it is important to apply an approach based on purposeful, conscious regulation of the psycho-emotional state of athletes in the process of training. The improvement of psychophysical training based on this approach, the development on this basis of a complex of physical culture and sports exercises in the field of adaptive physical culture and Paralympic sports, and its approbation in the training process of goalball players are considere
Development of Physical Fitness of Wrestlers
Get PDFThis article analyzes the work on the development of national sports and develops proposals and recommendations for the development of wrestling sports
The Role of Body Language Inside the Language Classroom
Get PDFAs we know, body language, an inseparable part of nonverbal communication, plays an important role in foreign language learning and teaching. Language teachers use body language in interpersonal communication in the classroom for a wide variety of reasons. This article investigates some of the reasons why language teachers use body language in the foreign language classroom
The concept of micro toponyms. Study of micro toponyms
Get PDFThis article talks about the concept of microtoponyms and researches on microtoponyms
Use of national traditions in the development of personality of children of preschool age
Get PDFThe concept of custom is also present in psychology, and it means an action that is formed under the influence of certain circumstances, is strengthened in a person's character, and is later performed involuntarily. Tradition covers a wide range as a phenomenon characteristic of all spheres of social life, work, and cultur
Competence Development of Future Technological Education Teachers Based on an Integrative Approach
Get PDFThis article describes the forms of development of pedagogical and professional competence of technology teachers based on an integrative approach
The role of HEMIS in the management of the educational system of higher education institutions
Get PDFThe article analyzes the importance of digitalization and learning in the digital world in the HEMIS system of general secondary education and higher education in our country, current activities and opportunities
Methods for developing expressive reading in elementary school students
Get PDFWe all know that the elementary school phase is the essence of the education system. This is because almost all of the student's abilities begin to be seen and developed at that time. Some readers begin to write poetry, others begin to prove that they have beautiful speech, others paint a picture very beautifully. Responsibility for the teacher at that time will be strong, and he should make the students look at their abilities and create conditions for them. In this article, we will discuss some of the recommendations, methods, and importance of expressive reading available in each language that helps to shape those beautiful speech entitie
Basic Competencies Formed While Studying the Subject of Physics
Get PDFThe article deals with the formation of basic competencies when teaching a physics course. The types, functions, pedagogical and psychological qualities of the basic competencies on which they are based are substantiated