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Editorial Reflections on the Art-Based Pedagogies in Education for Sustainability
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In this closing chapter, Ekaterina, Isabel and Divya take the stage to share their stories about how they personally connected with art. To honor the theme of the book, they use words, poetry and images. Three stories, three paths connecting them with art, learning, personal transformation of perspectives, and personal growth. Many more stories are behind the 22 chapters of this book. Stories of the educators describing their pedagogical innovations, stories of their students. This last chapter invites the reader to get inspired and experiment. If you are already using art, try out more, or different approaches. If you haven’t done so, let yourself be guided by one of the chapters that most resonated with you. There are no right- s and wrongs, just trial and learning. Like in art— a painting is never finished, it’s just the decision of the artist to set an end, and to start thinking of the next one.
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Сизикова Т. Э., Леонов С. В., Polikanova I., Национальный психологический журнал 2026 Т. 21 № 4 С. 79–89
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The relevance of this study is driven by the rapid increase in anxiety disorders in modern society. According to WHO data from 2021, 359 million people worldwide suffered from anxiety disorders. In psychological practice, there is a growing number of techniques being applied, including those aimed at reducing anxiety, but their effectiveness is not always scientifically proven. Thus, ...
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Aleksei Samarin, Aleksei Toropov, Kotenko E. et al., , in: Proceedings of the 37th Conference of Open Innovations Association FRUCT, Helsinki, Finland, 14-16 May 2025, Issue 1 (Full Papers)Vol. 37.: Helsinki: FRUCT Oy, 2025. P. 271–277.
This study focuses on improving iris and pupil segmentation in infrared images, a crucial task for gaze-tracking systems. We propose a lightweight image preprocessing approach, which ensures controlled data transformation, effectively eliminating parasitic reflections, noise, and contrast inconsistencies without introducing unwanted artifacts. Our approach employs analytically defined transformations, incorporating local and global filtering techniques to ...
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Shmelev I., Мир психологии. Научно-методический журнал 2026 Т. 125 № 2 С. 269–288
The article is devoted to the study of subjectness phenomenon in higher education.
Subjectness is considered as a person’s ability for active creative actions, self-determination,
and transformation of reality. The main theoretical approaches to understanding subjectness
269in psychological and pedagogical discourse are analyzed. Techniques for developing students’
subjectivity are presented, including coaching, techniques for developing critical thinking,
dialogic learning, collaborative ...
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Rzyankina E., Y.S. Vitko, Novaes Gomes Pereira D. et al., Cultural-historical psychology 2026 Vol. 22 No. 1 P. 128–140
Context and relevance. This reflective paper explores the significance of personal academic experience in advancing understanding of Cultural-Historical Theory (CHT) and Activity Theory (AT). Objective. Drawing on Rolfe’s (2001) reflective framework of What? So What? Now What? the paper situates the ten authors’ participation in the Summer University and a visit to Lev Vygotsky’s grave ...
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Polikanova I., Sizikova T. E., Cultura y Educacion 2026 Vol. 38 No. 1 P. 157–182
This study aims to examine the impact of reflection on the central nervous system. Our hypothesis included two assumptions: first, that specific brain oscillatory activity occurs after reflection; second, that this activity is age dependent. The novelty of the study lies in registering wave activity before and after acts of reflection, as well as in ...
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Akhmedjanova D., Окунола А. О., Психологическая наука и образование 2025 Т. 30 № 5 С. 91–104
Context and relevance. Metacognition is the control over one’s thoughts. There is a lack of a reliable survey measuring metacognition of schoolchildren in Russia. Objective. The goal of this article is to report on the adaption of the metacognition survey on a sample of Russian adolescents. Hypothesis. The adaptation of the metacognition scale from the ...
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Yang C., Ivanova E., Ivanova M., , in: The Power of Arts-Based Pedagogies: Transforming Mindsets to Shape Our Future.: NY: Routledge, 2026. Ch. 13 P. 224–239.
Recent research proposes that arts-integrated teaching approaches in business education can nurture students’ aesthetic sensitivity and emotional capacities, such as self-awareness and empathy. In this chapter, we examine the pedagogical possibility of art appreciation in art museums as a consciousness-raising practice, especially for the sake of cultivating business students’ environmental awareness in two different contexts. ...
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Akim M., Ivanova E., , in: The Power of Arts-Based Pedagogies: Transforming Mindsets to Shape Our Future.: NY: Routledge, 2026. Ch. 11 P. 193–205.
An innovative graduate course, “Technologies for ESG-transformation,” was developed at HSE University Graduate Business School, employing culinary arts to teach sustainability. Michael, with extensive industrial decarbonization experience, created the course, while Ekaterina contributed her expertise in sustainable business education as a cofacilitator. The culinary art-based pedagogy utilizes hands-on cooking exercises and menu planning to convey ...
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Ivanova E., Rimanoczy I., Singhal D., , in: The Power of Arts-Based Pedagogies: Transforming Mindsets to Shape Our Future.: NY: Routledge, 2026. Ch. 1 P. 1–12.
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Art has a unique power to resonate deeply, leaving lasting emotional and cognitive impressions. This practical book presents a comprehensive toolkit of innovative, high-impact pedagogical approaches, tested across diverse fields, to enable readers to confidently integrate art into education for sustainability within business schools, universities, and cultural institutions.
The book is an interdisciplinary roadmap to art-based interventions ...
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Kapuza A., Andriasian Lilit, Open Learning 2026 Vol. 41 No. 2 P. 228–244
This study investigates the effectiveness of brief reflection interventions designed to support self-regulated learning in a short, Massive Open Online Course for in-service teachers. Two types of text-based reflection prompts were tested in a randomised controlled trial with over 5,000 participants. Learners were randomly assigned to one of three groups: (1) directed prompts focused on ...
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Sorvin K., Bogachev M., Вопросы философии 2025 № 4 С. 27–38
The article discusses the problem of synthesis of opposing sociological theories. The principles of such synthesis are most clearly presented in Hegel’s concept of the God-human idea of Christianity, interpreted by the philosopher as a dialectical-reflexive synthesis of the principles of mono-, poly- and pantheism. The position on society as a genuine object of religious ...
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Сизикова Т. Э., Леонов С. В., Polikanova I., Сибирский психологический журнал 2025 № 95 С. 78–95
Addressing the psychophysiological correlates of reflection in the context of modern psychology based on the integrity paradigm is an urgent and promising area. We rely on the ideas of L.S. Vygotsky and the critical ontology of N. Hartmann, which allow us to analyze reflection using modal analysis and take into account the relationship between mental ...
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Shurakov A., Razakova A., Lvov A. et al., IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters 2025 Vol. 24 No. 1 P. 88–92
The quality of wireless connections in the sixth-generation (6G) communication networks is tightly linked to the capabilities of smart antenna environments. They should enable effective routing of ultra-narrow radio beams, intrinsic to D-band channels, and make use of so-called reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RISs). Practical RISs are seriously judged by their cost and operation efficiencies. In ...
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Сизикова Т. Э., Леонов С. В., Polikanova I., Культурно-историческая психология 2024 Т. 20 № 2 С. 15–22
The concept of “free action” was introduced by L.S. Vygotsky to explain the driving forces of mental development. Using the method of reconstruction, we determined that the trinity of awareness (awareness — logicality — arbitrariness) in each mental function is transformed in the process of development into the trinity of reflection — motive — will, ...
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Warsz., Brux., Oxford, Wien, NY, Bern: Peter Lang, 2023.
Similarity makes it possible to recognize sameness in deviation. In terms of the history of ideas, thinking in similarities goes back to ancient times and has recently become more relevant, especially in cultural studies research. The volume focuses on the question in which ways similarity thinking structures contemporary poetry and poetics and manifests itself in ...
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Shurakov A., Rozhkova P., Khakimov A. et al., IEEE Access 2023 Vol. 11 P. 134677–134689
The sixth-generation cellular systems are expected to utilize the text sub-terahertz frequency band covering 100–300-GHz. Due to high path losses, the coverage of such systems will be limited to a few tens of meters making them suitable for indoor environments. As compared to outdoor deployments, indoor usage of text sub-terahertz systems is characterized by the ...
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Starovoytenko E. B., Юрченко А. Ю., Мир психологии. Научно-методический журнал 2023 Т. 114 № 3 С. 44–65
The problem of the presented in this article research is the search for methods of personal living of collective trauma. The study was conducted in the format of general personology, based on the definition of the specificity and comparison of collective and individual trauma, the living of collective trauma by society and personality. Personal living ...
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Shadrikov V., Мазилов В. А., Психологический журнал 2022 Т. 43 № 3 С. 15–24
The article analyzes one of the “eternal” problems in psychology. The authors note that in Russian
psychology the outstanding philosopher and psychologist S.L. Rubinstein carried out the most profound study
of the principle of psychophysical unity. The authors’ position is that the principle of psychophysical unity retains
its significance for modern psychology. However, the accumulated empirical data and ...
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Starovoytenko E. B., Психология. Журнал Высшей школы экономики 2022 Т. 19 № 3 С. 606–625
The paper is focused on the problem of the Unknown Self (which is understudied in per- sonality psychology). The author turns to the “Confessions” by Aurelius Augustinus as a source of psychological knowledge about the Unknown Self and explains new opportunities of this text for the study of personality. A personological methodology used in the ...
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Klimova S., Антиномии 2022 Т. 22 № 1 С. 44–64
This article discusses the versions of Leninist re ection theory in the Russian philosophy of the rst half of the twentieth century. The very nature of the discussions made the problem of understanding the features of the theory of cognition a “hard” problem. This was facilitated by the ideological and political impurities characteristic of philosophical ...
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