The role of self-education in the multicultural development of students

This article presents an analysis of the organization of self-education, including modern foreign language, caused by the multiculturalism of the modern world. A review is performed, and the classification of self-organized teaching methods is presented. The usefulness of mass mastery of a foreign language, which is characterized by multiculturalism and multilingualism, is revealedПредставлен анализ организации самообучения, в том числе иностранному языку, вызванного поликультурностью современного мира. Выполнен обзор и дана классификация самоорганизованных методов самообучения. Раскрыта полезность массового овладения иностранным языком, которому присущи мультикультура и полилингвиз

Probability for Primordial Black Holes Pair in 1/R Gravity

The probability for quantum creation of an inflationary universe with a pair of black holes in 1/R - gravitational theory has been studied. Considering a gravitational action which includes a cosmological constant ($\Lambda$) in addition to $\delta R^{- 1}$ term, the probability has been evaluated in a semiclassical approximation with Hartle-Hawking boundary condition. We obtain instanton solutions determined by the parameters $\delta$ and $\Lambda$ satisfying the constraint $\delta \leq \frac{4 \Lambda^{2}}{3}$. However, we note that two different classes of instanton solutions exists in the region $0 < \delta < \frac{4 \Lambda^{2}}{3}$. The probabilities of creation of such configurations are evaluated. It is found that the probability of creation of a universe with a pair of black holes is strongly suppressed with a positive cosmological constant except in one case when $0 < \delta < \Lambda^{2}$. It is also found that gravitational instanton solution is permitted even with $\Lambda = 0$ but one has to consider $\delta < 0$. However, in the later case a universe with a pair of black holes is less probable.Comment: 15 pages, no figure. submitted to Phys. Rev.

Formation of moral culture of students using a foreign language in a professional-pedagogical university

The provisions on the upbringing and formation of the moral culture of students when teaching a foreign language in a professional-pedagogical university are considered. The relevance is due to the introduction of amendments to the Federal Law "On education in the Russian Federation on the upbringing of students". The purpose of the educational process at the university as an organic unity of teaching and upbringing is analyzed. It is proved that the student, getting acquainted with a different national culture, learns to appreciate and recognize the culture of his people. The pedagogical experience of organizing events for the formation of moral culture using a foreign language is presented. The effectiveness of the implementation of the plan of measures for education in the organization of independent work is shown.Рассматриваются положения по воспитанию и формированию нравственной культуры студентов при обучении иностранному языку в профессионально-педагогическом вузе. Отмечена актуальность темы, обусловленная внесением изменений в Федеральный закон «Об образовании в РФ» по вопросам воспитания обучающихся. Проанализировано предназначение образовательного процесса в вузе как органического единства обучения и воспитания. Доказано, что знакомство с иной национальной культурой позволяет обучающемуся учиться ценить и узнавать культуру своего народа. Представлен педагогический опыт организации мероприятий по формированию нравственной культуры средствами иностранного языка. Показана эффективность осуществления плана мероприятий по воспитанию при организации самостоятельной работы

National plans and awareness campaigns as priorities for achieving global brain health

Neurological conditions are the leading cause of death and disability combined. This public health crisis has become a global priority with the introduction of WHO's Intersectoral Global Action Plan on Epilepsy and Other Neurological Disorders 2022–2031 (IGAP). 18 months after this plan was adopted, global neurology stakeholders, including representatives of the OneNeurology Partnership (a consortium uniting global neurology organisations), take stock and advocate for urgent acceleration of IGAP implementation. Drawing on lessons from relevant global health contexts, this Health Policy identifies two priority IGAP targets to expedite national delivery of the entire 10-year plan: namely, to update national policies and plans, and to create awareness campaigns and advocacy programmes for neurological conditions and brain health. To ensure rapid attainment of the identified priority targets, six strategic drivers are proposed: universal community awareness, integrated neurology approaches, intersectoral governance, regionally coordinated IGAP domestication, lived experience-informed policy making, and neurological mainstreaming (advocating to embed brain health into broader policy agendas). Contextualised with globally emerging IGAP-directed efforts and key considerations for intersectoral policy design, this novel framework provides actionable recommendations for policy makers and IGAP implementation partners. Timely, synergistic pursuit of the six drivers might aid WHO member states in cultivating public awareness and policy structures required for successful intersectoral roll-out of IGAP by 2031, paving the way towards brain health for all.</p

National plans and awareness campaigns as priorities for achieving global brain health

Neurological conditions are the leading cause of death and disability combined. This public health crisis has become a global priority with the introduction of WHO's Intersectoral Global Action Plan on Epilepsy and Other Neurological Disorders 2022–2031 (IGAP). 18 months after this plan was adopted, global neurology stakeholders, including representatives of the OneNeurology Partnership (a consortium uniting global neurology organisations), take stock and advocate for urgent acceleration of IGAP implementation. Drawing on lessons from relevant global health contexts, this Health Policy identifies two priority IGAP targets to expedite national delivery of the entire 10-year plan: namely, to update national policies and plans, and to create awareness campaigns and advocacy programmes for neurological conditions and brain health. To ensure rapid attainment of the identified priority targets, six strategic drivers are proposed: universal community awareness, integrated neurology approaches, intersectoral governance, regionally coordinated IGAP domestication, lived experience-informed policy making, and neurological mainstreaming (advocating to embed brain health into broader policy agendas). Contextualised with globally emerging IGAP-directed efforts and key considerations for intersectoral policy design, this novel framework provides actionable recommendations for policy makers and IGAP implementation partners. Timely, synergistic pursuit of the six drivers might aid WHO member states in cultivating public awareness and policy structures required for successful intersectoral roll-out of IGAP by 2031, paving the way towards brain health for all.</p

The European Cancer Patient’s Bill of Rights, update and implementation 2016

In this implementation phase of the European Cancer Patient’s Bill of Rights (BoR), we confirm the following three patient-centred principles that underpin this initiative: 1: The right of every European citizen to receive the most accurate information and to be proactively involved in his/her care. 2: The right of every European citizen to optimal and timely access to a diagnosis and to appropriate specialised care, underpinned by research and innovation. 3: The right of every European citizen to receive care in health systems that ensure the best possible cancer prevention, the earliest possible diagnosis of their cancer, improved outcomes, patient rehabilitation, best quality of life and affordable health care. The key aspects of working towards implementing the BoR are: - Agree our high-level goal. The vision of 70% long-term survival for patients with cancer in 2035, promoting cancer prevention and cancer control and the associated progress in ensuring good patient experience and quality of life. - Establish the major mechanisms to underpin its delivery. (1) The systematic and rigorous sharing of best practice between and across European cancer healthcare systems and (2) the active promotion of Research and Innovation focused on improving outcomes; (3) Improving access to new and established cancer care by sharing best practice in the development, approval, procurement and reimbursement of cancer diagnostic tests and treatments. - Work with other organisations to bring into being a Europe based centre that will (1) systematically identify, evaluate and validate and disseminate best practice in cancer management for the different countries and regions and (2) promote Research and Innovation and its translation to maximise its impact to improve outcomes

The 42nd Symposium Chromatographic Methods of Investigating Organic Compounds : Book of abstracts

The 42nd Symposium Chromatographic Methods of Investigating Organic Compounds : Book of abstracts. June 4-7, 2019, Szczyrk, Polan