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Process of formation of a principle of presentation at mathematics training at Russian school of second half of 19 centuries

Pertsev Vladimir Vladimirovich  (Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, associate professor at the Yelets State University)

It is considered that the presentation principle in didactics has been put forward and scientifically proved in 17 century by the Czech teacher J.A. Komensky. In Russia outstanding teacher K.D. Ushinsky became its first follower and the active supporter, whose teaching activity had on second half of 19 centuries. In many respects thanks to it the presentation principle began to be discussed and given reason actively by scientific community for universal application as fine methodical means. In given article we have analysed formation process «a presentation principle» at training to the mathematician at Russian school of second half of 19 centuries, have defined the basic stages of its distribution in our country and a scientifically-methodical substantiation of its application by leading methodologists of that time (V.A. Evtushevsky and S.I. Shohor-Trotsky).

Keywords:Technique, training to the mathematician, S.I. Shohor-Trotsky, V.A. Evtushevsky, didactics, second half of 19 centuries, Russian school, a presentation principle.
 

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Citation link:
Pertsev V. V. Process of formation of a principle of presentation at mathematics training at Russian school of second half of 19 centuries // Современная наука: актуальные проблемы теории и практики. Серия: ГУМАНИТАРНЫЕ НАУКИ. -2018. -№03. -С. 91-94
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