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Nekrasov S.V. THE RENAISSANCE OF THE SOVIET TRADITION OF EDUCATION [№ 3 ' 2024] Interest in the Soviet education system is being revived in the pedagogical science of modern Russia. The influence of the pedagogical heritage of the Soviet school on the development of the modern educational system significantly depends on current sociocultural factors. The Soviet model, characterized by a systemic and ideological orientation, provided many effective pedagogical practices that are especially relevant in modern conditions when our country faces serious socioeconomic and political challenges, most of which are in many ways similar to the Cold War period. It is necessary to rethink the Soviet experience and integrate it into the process of modernization of education, so that schoolchildren, in the process of their development, strive for an educational ideal that includes patriotism, citizenship and respect for national history. The need for this is recognized both by society and at the state level; as a result, these values are integrated into modern educational programs through the creation of new organizations for schoolchildren, similar to the pioneer ones, which reflects the continuity of traditions. Modern state policy in the field of education includes elements of the Soviet heritage adapted to current realities. Changes at different levels of the educational system cover both the content of school programs and the methodology of educational work. Traditional Soviet practices in education are preserved and modernized, but at the same time, modern educational policy has eliminated some ideological aspects of the Soviet period, while simultaneously expanding and updating the main directions of educational work. Thus, the study of Soviet pedagogical experience and its adaptation play a key role in the successful modernization of the Russian education system ensuring the continuity of traditions and their development in new historical conditions.
Nekrasova O.A., Dergacheva M.I., Uchaev A.P. TO RECENT BASE FOR PALEOECOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTIONS BASED ON HUMUS OF URAL PALEOSOLS [№ 12 ' 2017] When carrying out the reconstruction of the natural environment of the past by paleopedology methods the humus composition is used as one of the significant diagnostic features. Interpretation of materials is based on the recent basis — similar characteristics of modern soils of different formation conditions on both the territory of location of the paleosols and adjacent to them. Revealing the Holocene-Pleistocene evolution of the Ural natural environment requires the materials of exploring the specific features of the humus composition of different types of soils in its different regions including the Middle Urals for which data on humus are not generalized. On the basis of the original and literary material data generalisation of the humus composition specific features of the modern Middle Ural types of soils, the closeness of most humus characteristics and the reliable differences of some of them in the most common in this region plain sod-podzolic and brown mountain-forest soils are revealed. It was established that the differences in the content of individual groups of humus substances and the integral index Cha:Cfa are unreliable. Significant differences were revealed only for the following characteristics of humus composition: the content of total organic carbon, as well as FA1a, FA2, and FA3. The parameters of the composition of humus in gray forest soils of the Middle Urals are typical for similar soils of other regions of the Urals and adjacent territories. The obtained limits of variation of the integral indicator of the composition of humus in soddy-podzolic, brown mountain-forest and gray forest soils of the modern Middle Urals, will allow to reconstruct the conditions of humus formation in paleosols in similar bioclimatic conditions. It has been established that the sod-podzolic and brown mountain-forest soils of the Middle Urals, forming within the boundaries of a single bioclimatic zone at different positions in the relief, have close characteristics of the qualitative composition of humus.
Nekrasova O.A., Uchaev A.P. PALEOECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS IN SUBBOREAL SUBATLANTIC PERIODS AND FOREST-STEPPE ZONE SOUTH URAL [№ 10 ' 2015] The peculiarities of composition and properties of paleosols exposed in Baturino quarry and archaeological site Stepnoe-7 in the Southern Urals are studied. Diagnostics of paleoecological conditions in the Subboreal and the Subatlantic periods within the modern forest-steppe of the Southern Urals was carried.
Dergacheva M.I., Nekrasova O.A. URANIUM AND THORIUM CONTENT IN THE HUMIC ACIDS OF PALEOSOLS BURIED UNDER BARROWS AND CULTURAL HORIZONS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL OBJECT STEPNOE 7 (SOUTHERN URALS) [№ 10 ' 2013] In this paper the contribution of humic acids in the total soil pool of radioactive elements U and Th was estimated on the example of paleosols, buried in the Bronze Age, the cultural horizons of the same time and territorial localization, as well as modern background soils in forest-steppe conditions of Southern Urals.
Dergacheva M.I., Nekrasova O.A., Vasilieva D.I., Fadeeva V.P. HUMIC ACID ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION OF DIFFERENT FORMATION CONDITION VIRGIN CHERNOZEMS [№ 10 ' 2012] Humic acid element structure characteristics of virgin chernozems of different regions (ETR, Southern Ural, Western Siberia and Mountain Altai) and different formation conditions are discussed. It is shown that the mass percentages, share of individual element content and their relationship clearly responsible landscape conditions. Materials can serve as a basis for assessing agricultural land and use for revealing of anthropogenic transformation specificity and diagnostic environment as well.
Nekrasov V.I. ELEMENT STATUS OF NOVOSIBIRSK’S INHABITANTS, WORKING IN NUCLEAR INDUSTRY AND OCCUPIED IN NON-PRODUCTIVE SPHERE [№ 12 ' 2005] In the given work on the basis of the analysis of hair methods ИСП-АЭС and ИСП-МС the element status is investigated of the workers of the Novosibirsk chemoconcentrate factory in comparison with group of practically healthy adults the inhabitants of Novosibirsk who are not contacting to chemical elements on manufacture. The basic and control groups included 100 person in the age of from 25 till 46 years. It is revealed, that loading with toxic chemical elements at workers of NCF is comparable to average values over Novosibirsk. However at workers of NCF in comparison with control group the revealed deficiencies and surpluses of chemical elements are more expressed and infringements of a mineral exchange also meet more often, than at the persons occupied in non-productive sphere. Key words: macrocells, microcells, toxic chemical elements, the analysis of hair, workers of the nuclear industry, the element status.
Notova S.V., Nekrasova V.I., Frolova O.O. ELEMENTAL STATUS OF EMPLOYEES OF ORENBURG INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES [№ 12 ' 2005] Comparative group analysis of chemical elements content in the employees’ hair of different enterprises is given in this article for setting of possible dependence of employees’ “element portrait” from professional belonging.
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I.V. Nekrasova, N.A.Chernenko THE INFLUENCE OF STRUCTURE OF THE SHARE CAPITAL ON RESULTS OF ACTIVITY OF THE COMPANIES [№ 6 ' 2003] The traditional approach to the analysis of influence of structure of the share capital on results of activity of the company is investigated. In opinion of the authors, the given approach is excessively narrow. The carried out analysis has shown, that at an estimation of influence of structure of the capital on activity of the company the big value has not only the size of a share of the capital of the shareholder, but also functional value of the shareholder for the company.
Nekrasova E.V. THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS AND HYPOTHESES WHICH RESEARCH A PERSONTS VITAL WORLD CHARACTERISTICS [№ 7 ' 2002] The article examines some theoretical and methodological foundations while researching a personTs spatial and temporal organization. Some theoretical proposition of self-organizing psychological systems are examined as these foundations. The article also gives some hypotheses which research the personTs vital space characteristics.
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