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Foreign experience of Competence Approach


Lidiya Chernyshova, Tatyyana Ostapenko, Yuriy Efimychev
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Chernyshova Lidiya Ivanovna –

Ostapenko Tatyyana Petrovna –

Efimychev Yuriy Ivanovich –

Published in:
Creative Economy
– № 1 / January, 2010



Keywords: behavioral approach, competence, core competencies, foreign school study skills, functional approach, holistic approach, multidimensional approach


Citation:
Lidiya Chernyshova, Tatyyana Ostapenko, Yuriy Efimychev (2010). Foreign experience of Competence Approach. Creative Economy, 4(1), 61-68. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/301


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Abstract:

We consider the international experience of competence approach on the example of various European countries, identified the main benefits of each of the schools and their contribution to the general theory of competence.







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