Training at school and university: results of the imitating modelling

Journal Title: Бюллетень науки и практики - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 8

Abstract

In the article, the features of the use of the computer simulations for the study of the didactic systems are discussed. It is offered the three-component model of training of the learner interested by exact sciences, which after leaving school goes to university on the physical and mathematical faculty. The purpose and tasks. To study opportunities of construction of the “teacher-learner” model which takes into account: 1) division of the educational disciplines on the “exact” and “humanitarian–qualitative” subjects; 2) distributions of the educational information on years of training; 3) transitions of the weak (quickly forgotten) knowledge in the strong knowledge, which the pupil forgets slower; 4) dependences of the learner’s motivation and the assimilation coefficient from character of the learned subjects and year of training; 5) degrees of use of the studied material on various disciplines at the subsequent training and everyday life. To create the imitating model of training at school and university, to analyse the results of modelling. Methodology. The methods of the qualitative, mathematical and computer (imitating) modelling are used. It is analysed the one-component model of the didactic system. The three-component model of training at school and university is created, the system of the differential equations is written, the computer program, which calculates the learner’s knowledge in the various time moments, is submitted. Results. The computer model of the system “teacher-learner” is offered. The graphs of temporary dependences of the strong and weak knowledge of the physical and mathematical and “humanitarian–qualitative” disciplines are received and analysed. Conclusions. It is proved the possibility of creation of the imitating model of training at school and university which for any moment of time allows calculating approximate quantity of 1) the strong and weak knowledge of learner; 2) the knowledge of the “exact” and “humanitarian” subjects; 3) the pupil’s knowledge studied within concrete year of training.

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Robert Mayer

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  • EP ID EP296196
  • DOI 10.5281/zenodo.842963
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Robert Mayer (2017). Training at school and university: results of the imitating modelling. Бюллетень науки и практики, 3(8), 291-300. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-296196