Didactic Student-Friendly Approaches to More Effective Teaching of the Fundamentals of Scientific Research in a Digital Era of Scientometrics
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1 Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engineering Department, Donbass State Engineering Academy, Shkadinova 72, Kramatorsk, 84313, Donetsk Region, UKRAINE* Corresponding Author
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This didactic instructional article presents an original educational approach, directed toward the improvement of existing university curriculum using effective and student-friendly teaching of fundamentals of modern scientific research for graduate and undergraduate students, emphasizing scientometrics and integrity. This approach applies to students majoring in a wide range of basic and applied academic specializations in the various branches of science, engineering, computation and technology. The present methodological paper provides a novel, humanized and student-centered way of presenting a comprehensive and unified didactic explanation of originally narrated instructional material, which is based on the adaptation, generalization and creative re-thinking of the previous ten years of the author’s publishing experience. This experience has been in Scopus®- and SCIE WoS® Core Collection-indexed referred academic periodicals. The proposed learning material has found a full-scale educational approbation for a widely-targeted audience of full-time young bachelor-, M. Sc.- and Ph. D.-students as well as distant adult students, university faculties, scientific researchers, college instructors and engineering staff.
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EURASIA J Math Sci Tech Ed, Volume 14, Issue 12, December 2018, Article No: em1632
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