Os projetos metódicos como método para aprender futuros professores

The search for the effective means of improving the training of a mathematics teacher led to the idea of creating projects by the students demonstrating the methodology of the teacher's work with the student on the task, theorem or textbook text. The article summarizes the results of the experimental study. The methods of collective subjective experience and visual modeling were considered as basic. The project presentation form was a computer presentation, the animation effects of which allow consistently creating graphic images, as well as organizing a pause in the teacher's dialogue with the students. The conditions for ensuring the students' success in the project development are as follows: 1) observance of the stages of the collective subject experience method; 2) formulation of the task to the methodical project, reflecting the requirements for the results of its creation; 3) reasonableness of methodical decisions by the requirements of the activity approach and the personally oriented training. The requirements of the activity approach are as follows: 1) the existence of the goal as a planned activity result; 2) use of indicative bases of activity, formulated in a generalized form; 3) development of individual steps of activity. The requirements of the personally oriented training are as follows: 1) training orientation to enrich the students' subject experience (Yakimanskaya, 2014). 2) ensuring the leading position of the students in cognitive and reflexive activity; 3) compliance with the requirements for the organization of the training dialogue (motivation of the questions, their general nature, connectedness, focus and stageby-stage nature of the dialogue, recording of the personal experience of the students, initiative of the students and possibilities of the polylogue).La búsqueda de los medios efectivos para mejorar la formación de un profesor de matemáticas condujo a la idea de crear proyectos por parte de los estudiantes demostrando la metodología del trabajo del profesor con el alumno en la tarea, el teorema o el texto del libro de texto. El artículo resume los resultados del estudio experimental. Los métodos de experiencia subjetiva colectiva y modelado visual se consideraron básicos. El formulario de presentación del proyecto fue una presentación en computadora, cuyos efectos de animación permiten la creación consistente de imágenes gráficas, así como la organización de una pausa en el diálogo del docente con los estudiantes. Las condiciones para asegurar el éxito de los estudiantes en el desarrollo del proyecto son las siguientes: 1) Observancia de las etapas del método de experiencia colectiva del sujeto; 2) Formulación de la tarea al proyecto metódico, que refleje los requisitos para los resultados de su creación; 3) Razonabilidad de las decisiones metódicas según los requisitos del enfoque de la actividad y la capacitación orientada personalmente. Los requisitos del enfoque de actividad son los siguientes: 1) La existencia del objetivo como un resultado de actividad planificado; 2) Uso de bases indicativas de actividad, formuladas en forma generalizada; 3) Desarrollo de pasos individuales de actividad. Los requisitos de la capacitación orientada a la persona son los siguientes: 1) Orientación de capacitación para enriquecer la experiencia de los estudiantes en el tema (Yakimanskaya, 2014). 2) Garantizar la posición de liderazgo de los estudiantes en la actividad cognitiva y reflexiva; 3) Cumplimiento de los requisitos para la organización del diálogo de formación (motivación de las preguntas, su naturaleza general, conectividad, enfoque y naturaleza del diálogo etapa por etapa, registro de la experiencia personal de los estudiantes, iniciativa de los estudiantes) y posibilidades del polílogo).A busca de meios eficazes para melhorar a formação de um professor de matemática levou à ideia de criar projetos pelos alunos demonstrando a metodologia do trabalho do professor com o aluno na tarefa, o teorema ou o texto do livro didático. O artigo resume os resultados do estudo experimental. Os métodos de experiência subjetiva coletiva e modelagem visual foram considerados básicos. O formulário de apresentação do projeto foi uma apresentação de computador, cujos efeitos de animação permitem a criação consistente de imagens gráficas, bem como a organização de uma pausa no diálogo do professor com os alunos. As condições para garantir o sucesso dos alunos no desenvolvimento do projeto são as seguintes: 1) Observância das etapas do método de experiência coletiva do sujeito; 2) Formulação da tarefa ao projeto metódico, que reflete os requisitos para os resultados de sua criação; 3) Racionalidade das decisões metódicas de acordo com as exigências do foco da atividade e do treinamento orientado pessoalmente. Os requisitos da abordagem de atividade são os seguintes: 1) A existência do objetivo como resultado da atividade planejada; 2) Uso de bases indicativas de atividade, formuladas de forma generalizada; 3) Desenvolvimento de etapas de atividades individuais. Os requisitos da formação orientada para as pessoas são os seguintes: 1) Orientação de treinamento para enriquecer a experiência dos alunos no assunto (Yakimanskaya, 2014). 2) Garantir a posição de liderança dos alunos na atividade cognitiva e reflexiva; 3) A conformidade com os requisitos para a organização da formação diálogo (motivação das perguntas, a sua natureza geral, conectividade, o foco ea natureza da fase de diálogo e estágio, registrando a experiência pessoal dos alunos, a iniciativa estudante) e possibilidades do polylogo)

Technology development of obtaining essential fatty acids from hydrobionts hydrolyzates

Articleɷ-3, 6-fatty acids from hydrobiontsare a minor component in the nutrition of European countries population. This causes a number of diseases, such as cardiovascular ones, cancer etc. There is a task of concentrating these acids in oil due to the fact that to meet their daily needs it is problematic to use large quantities of fish oil-from 15 to 20 g. Particularly rich in ɷ-3, 6-acids are wastes from the cutting of hydrobionts, containing muscle tissue and skin. Protein hydrolysates were obtained from rainbow trout (Oncorhynchusmykiss) and Atlantic herring (Clupeaharengus) wastes by the electrochemical method using electrolyzers of the original design which are allowed to be used in food industry. A technological scheme of separating of lipids from protein hydrolyzates has been developed and experimental batches of oil samples have been developed. To concentrate the fatty acids the cryoconcentration method was used. The phase transitions of the obtained lipids were studied after their cryoconcentration in the temperature range from + 15 °C to minus 40 °C in the environment of calcium chloride using a low-temperature refrigeration unit. To analyze phase transitions the plant was used, which is a container with a solution of calcium chloride cooled by a low-temperature refrigeration machine. The properties of 5 fractions of lipids formed at the time of lipid phase transitions have been identified and studied (the fractional composition, acid, iodine numbers, the content of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), vitamin D3 and A). It was established that as cryoconcentration increases the concentration of PUFAs, reaching values close to 90%, which allows the resulting product to be attributed to biologically active food additives (BAA). By calculation, it was shown that to create functional food products on fish base from fish of the Gadidae family it is enough to inject 4 grams of BAA to 100 grams of the product. Organoleptic properties of food products from low-fat fish species were improved

Magnetic configurations of the tilted current sheets in magnetotail

In this research, the geometrical structures of tilted current sheet and tail flapping waves have been analysed based on multiple spacecraft measurements and some features of the tilted current sheets have been made clear for the first time. The geometrical features of the tilted current sheet revealed in this investigation are as follows: (1) The magnetic field lines (MFLs) in the tilted current sheet are generally plane curves and the osculating planes in which the MFLs lie are about vertical to the equatorial plane, while the normal of the tilted current sheet leans severely to the dawn or dusk side. (2) The tilted current sheet may become very thin, the half thickness of its neutral sheet is generally much less than the minimum radius of the curvature of the MFLs. (3) In the neutral sheet, the field-aligned current density becomes very large and has a maximum value at the center of the current sheet. (4) In some cases, the current density is a bifurcated one, and the two humps of the current density often superpose two peaks in the gradient of magnetic strength, indicating that the magnetic gradient drift current is possibly responsible for the formation of the two humps of the current density in some tilted current sheets. Tilted current sheets often appear along with tail current sheet flapping waves. It is found that, in the tail flapping current sheets, the minimum curvature radius of the MFLs in the current sheet is rather large with values around 1 <I>R<sub>E</sub></I>, while the neutral sheet may be very thin, with its half thickness being several tenths of <I>R<sub>E</sub></I>. During the flapping waves, the current sheet is tilted substantially, and the maximum tilt angle is generally larger than 45°. The phase velocities of these flapping waves are several tens km/s, while their periods and wavelengths are several tens of minutes, and several earth radii, respectively. These tail flapping events generally last several hours and occur during quiet periods or periods of weak magnetospheric activity

Transient and localized processes in the magnetotail: a review

Many phenomena in the Earth's magnetotail have characteristic temporal scales of several minutes and spatial scales of a few Earth radii (<I>R<sub>E</sub></I>). Examples of such transient and localized mesoscale phenomena are bursty bulk flows, beamlets, energy dispersed ion beams, flux ropes, traveling compression regions, night-side flux transfer events, and rapid flappings of the current sheet. Although most of these observations are linked to specific interpretations or theoretical models they are inter-related and can be the different aspects of a physical process or origin. Recognizing the inter-connected nature of the different transient and localized phenomena in the magnetotail, this paper reviews their observations by highlighting their important characteristics, with emphasis on the new results from Cluster multipoint observations. The multi-point Cluster measurements have provided, for the first time, the ability to distinguish between temporal and spatial variations, and to resolve spatial structures. Some examples of the new results are: flux ropes with widths of 0.3 <I>R<sub>E</sub></I>, transient field aligned currents associated with bursty bulk flows and connected to the Hall current at the magnetic reconnection, flappings of the magnetotail current sheet with time scales of 100 s–10 min and thickness of few thousand km, and particle energization including velocity and time dispersed ion structures with the latter having durations of 1–3 min. The current theories of these transient and localized processes are based largely on magnetic reconnection, although the important role of the interchange and other plasma modes are now well recognized. On the kinetic scale, the energization of particles takes place near the magnetic X-point by non-adiabatic processes and wave-particle interactions. The theory, modeling and simulations of the plasma and field signatures are reviewed and the links among the different observational concepts and the theoretical frameworks are discussed. The mesoscale processes in the magnetotail and the strong coupling among them are crucial in developing a comprehensive understanding of the multiscale phenomena of the magnetosphere

Neonatal developmental venous anomalies: Clinicoradiologic characterization and follow-up

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Although developmental venous anomalies have been frequently studied in adults and occasionally in children, data regarding these entities are scarce in neonates. We aimed to characterize clinical and neuroimaging features of neonatal developmental venous anomalies and to evaluate any association between MR imaging abnormalities in their drainage territory and corresponding angioarchitectural features. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We reviewed parenchymal abnormalities and angioarchitectural features of 41 neonates with developmental venous anomalies (20 males; mean corrected age, 39.9 weeks) selected through a radiology report text search from 2135 neonates who underwent brain MR imaging between 2008 and 2019. Fetal and longitudinal MR images were also reviewed. Neurologic outcomes were collected. Statistics were performed using x 2, Fisher exact, Mann-Whitney U, or t tests corrected for multiple comparisons. RESULTS: Developmental venous anomalies were detected in 1.9% of neonatal scans. These were complicated by parenchymal/ventricular abnormalities in 15/41 cases (36.6%), improving at last follow-up in 8/10 (80%), with normal neurologic outcome in 9/14 (64.2%). Multiple collectors (P =.008) and larger collector caliber (P <.001) were significantly more frequent in complicated developmental venous anomalies. At a patient level, multiplicity (P =.002) was significantly associated with the presence of ≥1 complicated developmental venous anomaly. Retrospective fetal detection was possible in 3/11 subjects (27.2%). CONCLUSIONS: One-third of neonatal developmental venous anomalies may be complicated by parenchymal abnormalities, especially with multiple and larger collectors. Neuroimaging and neurologic outcomes were favorable in most cases, suggesting a benign, self-limited nature of these vascular anomalies. A congenital origin could be confirmed in one-quarter of cases with available fetal MR imaging

A New Methodological Approach to the Evaluation of the Course and Conduct of Therapy Patients Co-infected with Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Hepatitis C Virus

Coinfection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) is one of the most common pathological conditions worldwide. Liver disease is a major cause of death for these patients. We attempted to determine whether the order of HIV and HCV acquisition is important for the progression of liver fibrosis. In was shown that in patients younger than 35, the order of HIV and HCV acquisition has a crucial role in this process. In particular, the patients who acquired HIV as the first pathogen are at higher risk of progressive liver fibrosis and have higher HIV viral load and lower CD3(+)CD4(+) cell count