| Curriculum
Possibilities of the modern Anthropology are reflected in
the High Anthropological School curriculum. We propose innovative
schedule stressing the most up-to-date trends.
Anthropologist is a specialist
possessing such abilities as past reconstruction, presence
analysis and future prognostication. Besides, anthropologist
of XXI century is required to have knowledge of modern informational
records and technologies to process actual data.
These general positions determine substantial system of disciplines
included in curriculum as of anthropological major.
World
literature: fiction text in the context of
time, periodization of World literature: Ancient Greece myths,
Homer, Aeschylus, Archilochus, Pindar, Sappho, Catullus; Middle
ages and Renaissance: Dante, Petrarca; French Renaissance:
poetry of vagrants, Villon, Montaigne; English Renaissance:
Shakespear; Spanish Renaissance: Servantes, Lope de Vega;
Moliere, Defoe, Schiller, Goethe, Russo, Byron, Lermontov,
Eminescu, Petofi, Hugo, Dickens, Poe, Stendal, Jules Verne,
Balsac, Flaubert, Conan Doyle; realism, modernism, post-modernism.
History of Romanians (from ancient times till XVI c.):
History of Moldova periodization; Paleolithic age, Mesolithic
age, Neolithic age and Neolithic revolution; Bronze age and
Indo-Europeization; Hallstatt; problems of Thracs’ origin,
Greeks, Scythes and Illyrians; Goths, Odryssians and Triballians;
Dacians; from Daco-Roman wars till the invasion of Huns, Chernyakhovsky
culture; beginning of Peoples Great Resettlement, Antians
and Sclavonians; Ulychians and Tivertsians; Berladnians, Brodnicians,
Galician Vygontzy; Valachians and Valachian colonization;
Golden Horde; beginning of Moldavian state.
Universal History (from
ancient times till XVI c.): advent of human
beings; Paleolithic and Mesolithic ages, Neolithic age and
transition to manufacturing economy; Aeneolithic age; Bronze
age; Indo-European problem; Archaic Greece; Ancient East as
a historical and cultural integrity; civilization of Ancient
Egypt; Ancient Mesopotamia; Classic Greece; Roma: from republic
to the empire; European Middle Ages: basic peculiarities;
Europe in the epoch of High Middle Ages; Eastern Europe in
the epoch of Middle Ages; Great Geographical Discoveries.
Europe in the 16th c.: beginning of the New Age.
Mathematics (Algebra
and Geometry): mathematical logics elements;
multitudes; functions; powers and radicals; exponential; logarithmic
function; trigonometric functions; complex number; magnitude;
method of full mathematical induction; combinatoric elements;
Newton’s binom; polynominal; Horner’s scheme; algebraic equations;
Bezout's Theorem; Vieta's Formula; solution of algebraic equations
of highest powers; matrix; system of linear equations; real
numbers; sequence range; indeterminacy expansion in solving
function’s range; differentiable functions; asymptotes; prototype;
undetermined integral; basic notions of planimetry: triangle,
circle, square, parallelogram, rhomb, trapezium; parallelity
and perpendicularity in space; polyhedrals: prism, pyramid,
truncated pyramid; figures of revolution; cone section: circle,
ellipse, hyperbola, parabola; theory of probability elements;
mathematical statistics elements.
Culturology:
informational-semiotic conception of the culture; sign, language,
text; subconscious basics of the culture; symbol, archetype,
myth; cultures and peoples; masses and cultural elite; death
and the purpose of life as a cultural problem; mythology,
its significance and interpretation; primacy of culture; state
and war as a cultural phenomena; national cultures and national
programs; ethnical archetypes.
Basics
of innovational activity: innovatics as a
science; creativity as a style of activity; personal, intellectual,
emotional correlates of creativity; concept of creative objective.
Perplexity and conflict as its main feature; typology of innovations;
problem of novelty; innovational organizations; administrative
consulting of innovations: methods and procedures; social
innovations; innovational organization culture; diagnostics
of organization capability for training.
Formal logics:
logics, sphere of its problems and its role in society; concept.
Kinds of concepts; generalization and limitation of concepts,
judgment. Essence of judgments. Judgments division. Complex
judgments; simple categorical syllogism; basic formal and
logical laws; deductions. Kinds of deductions; logic methods
of scientific thought; analogy; proof and disproof; hypothesis.
Basics of Law and Human
rights: concept and essence of law; Constitutional
law; Civil law: general part; Civil law: particular part;
Civil Judicial law; general positions of Labour and Matrimonial
Laws; general concepts of criminal-legal disciplines; International
public law; Human rights.
Modern language of literature:
oral and written language of literature; normative, communicative,
ethical aspects of oral and written speech; types of texts
– narration, description and dissertation; modern Russian
language of literature styles; language standard; interaction
of functional styles; lexical, syntactical, stylistical synonymy;
concept of verbal temperature of the text; scientific style;
official-business style; language and style of commercial
correspondence; functioning conditions of colloquial speech;
culture of the speech.
Theory of Synergetics:
crisis of classic science and formation of
synergetic problematic; structure and chaos; mathematical
basis of synergetics; concept of phase space, nonlinear functions
and attractors; fractals and bifurcations; mechanisms of synergetics;
historic time and its functions; problem of facts veracity;
fact as a construction; interaction of synergetics and history;
synergetic laws in culture; structure of cultural space; synergetics
and possibilities of propagation.
General
psychology: conscious and unconscious; altered
states of conscious; illusions of perception; memory structure;
memory kinds; imagination; creative thinking; intelligence;
emotions and feelings functions; abilities, knowledge, skills
and acquirements; social standards and values; socialization
institutions; speech and psychic phenomena; psycho-linguistic;
psychology of communication; leadership and conformism; intergroup
conflicts; psychic phenomena in big social groups; psychological
peculiarities of ethic groups.
Conflictology:
conflict concept, its necessary and sufficient conditions;
history of conflictologic ideas; K. Lorenz theory of aggression;
cultural model of the conflict; dynamic model of the conflict:
mechanisms of its evolution; intrapersonal conflict; interpersonal
conflicts: sphere of existence variety; styles of behavior
in conflict; group conflicts: typology and peculiarities of
evolution forms; conflicts management; negotiations process;
meditation as a technology of conflict regulation.
Informatics:
memory, its types and units; basic computer devices; computer
structure; files, folders, characteristic; name, extension,
size, data and time, properties, etc.; root, tree; operating
system WINDOWS 2000; OS basic elements; disc file structure;
windows, its kinds and elements; desktop and control panel;
work with WINDOWS EXPLORER application; networks, Internet;
WORD; symbol and its ratings, technology development in WINDOWS
XP; WORD work session document navigation; EXCEL table editor;
work sheet; work book and technology development in EXCEL
XP; work with auto parameters; absolute address; functions
wizard; POWERPOINT; presentation, presentation samples creation;
work with blocks; work with sound; text animation.
Publishing
activity: concept of proof reading and layout;
different programs instruments; text style description; creation
of model publication; peculiarities of inserting images and
tables; types of word division, dash, quotation marks; column
aligning mode; work with graphics; images cutting; bitmapped
and vector graphics; table of contents and index creation;
realization of book artwork.
Higher
mathematics: liner algebra elements; matrix
elements; triangular and diagonal matrix; elementary transformation
of matrix; diagonals of square matrix; matrix transposition;
square matrix determinant of n-order; 2-nd and 3-rd order
determinants calculation; algebraic addenda to matrix elements;
determinants properties; minors of rectangular matrix; compatibility
of system criteria; conditions of singularity; system solutions;
analytical geometry elements; co-ordinates in the plane and
space; line and plane equations in the space; kinds of plane
equations in the space; planes and hyperplanes in k-dimensional
space; vectors in the plane, space and n-dimensional space;
linear dependence of vectors, base of space; curve of II-nd
order in the plane; homogeneous system of linear equations;
tie between arbitrary equation system solutions with solution
of homogeneous equation system.
History of Moldova (Middle
Ages, New and Modern Age): genesis and evolution
of Moldavian state; Alexander the Kind in the period of internal
wars; Europe and Moldova; Stephan the Great: Moldova – «gates»
of the Christian world; establishment of Osmanic dominion;
Moldavian principality in XVI-XVII cc.; establishment of Turkish-phanariot
regime; Moldova in the system of international relations in
XVIII, beginning of XIX cc.; annexation of Besarabia to Russia:
myths and reality; «Golden» age of Moldavian literature; «great
union» of Romanian peoples; formation of MASSR; formation
of SSRM – reality of Soviet epoch; Moldova at the modern stage
(1991-2003). Place of Moldova in the framework of post-industrial
civilization.
History of philosophy:
philosophy of Ancient East; Ancient Greek philosophy; anthropological
and systematic periods of Ancient Greek philosophy; Plato’s
philosophy; Aristotle’s philosophy; philosophy of Hellinism;
medieval philosophy; philosophy of Renaissance; European philosophy
of XVII c.; philosophy of Enlightment; classic German philosophy;
philosophy of Marx; non-classical philosophy; philosophic
thought in Moldova.
History of Religion:
general approaches to the religion’s origin problem solution;
genesis and evolution of religion in the history of society;
mythological perception; primitive forms of religious believes;
tribal religions; polytheistic religions of Ancient world;
national religions of the East; formation of monotheistic
religions; formation and evolution of world religions; creed
and cult of world religions; ecumenist movement; religion
in the modern world.
Physical anthropology:
evolutional ecology; place of human in the system of animal
world; tendencies of primates evolution; modern anthropoid
apes; anthropoid social behavior; primates evolution stages;
morphology of the human; anthropological types of humans;
diversity of human variance forms and factors; intelligence
evolution; emotional evolution; human biological adaptation
problems.
Politology
and geopolitics: politics and ethics; politician
and power; Human rights and its nature; conflict of rights
and freedoms; politician and economy; political culture; political
systems and regimes; state in the modern world; prospects
of democracy; formation of investment climate; Islamic fundamentalism
and terrorism in the modern world; national minorities and
modern world; geopolitical niche of Moldova; transnistrian
problem in the context of federalism and secession.
Ethnology:
classification of ethnos; language families and groups; Australoids;
peoples of Oceania; North and South America aborigines; peoples
of black Africa; Japan; peoples of India; peoples of China;
peoples of South-East Asia; Islamic world; nomadic world of
Eurasia; peoples of Western Europe; peoples of Eastern Europe;
Russia; Europeans in colonies; peoples and diasporas; rhythms
of civilizations evolution; inter-ethnical dialogues problems.
History of Civilizations
(Ancient age of humankind evolution): introduction
in pre-history; pre-history chronology and periodization;
pre-history historiography; human biological evolution; key
moments of anthropogenesis; culture formation in the early
and middle Paleolithic Age; Upper Paleolithic Age revolution;
Neolithic Age revolution; society in pre-history; pre-history
and the theory of cultural evolution; language origin problem;
art origin problem.
Records studies and socio-anthropological
researches methods: methodology and methods
of scientific research; stages of scientific research; observation
as a social anthropology method; scientific research schedule;
questionnaire method in social anthropology; questionnaire
classification; measurement concept in social sciences; selective
research concept; interview as scientific research method
definition; interview organizing; content analysis as a mean
of quantity-quality research of communication; focus-group
method in socio0anthropological research; moderator quality
and competence level; quantitative and qualitative information
processing.
General ecology:
ecological examination basics; human ecology problems of current
importance: management and marketing in ecology; modern ecology
problems of current importance; biosphere evolution; biology
of populations and societies; private ecology; ecological
physiology; ecological biology of evolution; ecologic monitoring;
methods of field researches and cameral material processing.
Theory
of Probability and Mathematical Statistics:
chance events. Probabilistic space; conventional probability.
Theory of multiplication of probabilities; variate and the
law of its distribution. Mathematic expectation and dispersion;
the law of big numbers; normal distribution; correlativity
and dependence. Regression lines; statistics. Goals and objectives.
Sampling technique. Polygon and bar graph; statistic evaluation
of distribution parameters; confidence intervals.
History of Civilizations
(Ancient Orient): the concept of the Ancient
Orient; images of the Ancient Orient in historiography; the
period of the first states; the king and the society in the
Ancient Egypt; the king and the society in Hittite state;
the king and the society in the Northern and Southern Mesopotamia;
the last third of III millennium; the first half of II millennium;
the epoch of rivalry between the great powers; the epoch of
Assyrian hegemony; the Persian epoch; political set-up and
social structure of states in the Ancient Orient: the problem
of «Ancient Oriental Despotism»; the man of the Ancient Orient
and European civilization: similarities and differences.
The
Global Economy: the world distribution of
productive forces; the global economy at the modern stage;
development of the most important regional and national economic
systems; the global distribution of resources; natural and
resource potential of the global economy; branch structure
of the global economy; the mechanism of the global economy;
trends and perspectives in development of the global economy;
major problems of the global economy and economic development;
developed countries in the global economy; developing countries
in the global economy; transitional countries in the global
economy.
Mathematical Methods
in Humanities: theory of graphs; oriented
graphs and networks; mathematical and computer linguistics;
language as a complex algorithmic system; decoding early texts;
mathematical models in psychology; mathematical models of
social systems; modeling individual’s socialization; methods
of mathematical statistics and informatics in archaeology;
mathematics and insurance business. Actuary mathematics; classes
of signs and statistics; decision-making models; synergetics
in psychology; model of power division system.
History of Civilizations
(Ancient Time): Aegeid in the Bronze Age;
Cretan-Minoan civilization and Mycenaean culture; «Dark Ages»;
birth of civilization: archaic period; Greek-Persian wars;
the Athens in during pentecontaetia; Peloponnesian war. Conflict
of the two worlds; Alexander the Great’s Empire; Etruscan
Civilization; Rome of the first kings; Early Roman Republic;
the period of «Great Victories»; Rome of the Late Republic;
from Caesar’s dictatorship to Augustus’ Empire; Rome in I-II
cc. AD: «aggressive integration» or «constructive globalism»;
late Roman Empire in III c. AD; Fall of the Western Roman
Empire and the end of the Ancient Civilization.
Social Psychology:
classification of social-psychological phenomena; the concept
of personality in social psychology; the essence and the mechanisms
of socialization; social psychology of big groups; dominants
of political power; social-psychological mechanisms and consequences
of gender deprivation; social beliefs and judgments; intercourse
as communication; communication models; structure, dynamics,
functions and typology of conflict; impact of the group; the
idea of psychological community; social facilitation, social
passivity, group polarization, group thinking; the idea and
the nature of leadership; social-psychological climate in
the group; regulation of social-psychological climate.
Fundamentals of Communication:
verbal and nonverbal means of communication; identification
of personal masks used in communication; determination of
personal values; channels of communication; individual and
social in communication; styles of communication; cultural
peculiarities of communication process; low-context and high-context
cultures; expressive behavior and culture (mimics, gestures,
posture); the language of business communication in different
cultures; Internet addiction syndrome.
History of Civilizations
(Europe in the Early Middle Ages): civilization
phenomenon of Byzantine Empire (IV-XI cc.); Carolingian Empire
and the Holy Roman Empire; papacy; Arabian conquests in Europe;
Europe in the time of the Vikings; nomadic factor in history
of Europe (V-XI cc.); Kiev Russia in IX-XI cc.; countries
of Central Europe and the Balkans at the cross-roads of cultures;
development of urban culture; Christian Church before the
schism of 1054; the Celts in history of Europe; the Slavs
in pre-state period; medieval law; countries and peoples of
Western Europe seen by contemporaries; religious fight in
Europe of IV- mid. XI cc.; Western European culture in «dark
ages».
Cultural
Anthropology: anthropology before the early
XIX c.; racism and «psychology of peoples»; evolutionism and
its crisis; sociologism in France; individualization in anthropology;
anthropogeography and migrationism; diffusionism and transmissionism;
historical particularism; the concept of closed cultures and
cyclism; Freudism in anthropology; functionalism; Marxism
in anthropology; neo-evolutionism; structuralism; postmodernism.
Fundamentals
of Mathematical Modeling: types of models
and the process of modeling; linear models; forecast models;
models of optimization of activities; models for analysis
of conflict situations; mathematical models in biological
disciplines; mathematical description of social processes;
mathematical modeling in socio-economic disciplines; balance
and imitational models; global development models of the world
system; management models in hierarchic systems; simplex-method;
theody of decision-making.
History of Civilizations
(countries of Europe and America in the New and Modern Time):
bourgeois revolution in England in 1640-1660; England in XVIII
c.; war for independence and formation of the USA; transformation
of mentality in Western Europe; the Great French Revolution
of 1789-1799; «Napoleon’s Age »; Europe in early XIX c.; industrial
civilization in the first half of XIX c.; the human universe
in XIX c.; «Europe set on fire» (1848-1849); Germany in the
first half of XIX c.; Austrian Empire in XIX c.; conservatism,
liberalism, Marxism, anarchy – ideological environment of
the industrial society; Russian Empire in XIX – early ÕÕ c.;
American nation in XIX c.; the First World War; international
relations in 20-30; revolution of 1917 in Russia; peculiar
features of bolshevism; transformation of industrial civilization;
countries of «Western democracy» in interwar period; totalitarianism;
Germany in interwar period; rises and falls of the USA; sacral
nature of the «cold war»; formation of the modern world; development
of post-industrial society; Western civilization on the turn
of millennia.
Economic
Anthropology: forms of anthropological decisions
in economy; consumption societies and norms of consumption
in different societies; cultural theory of commodity; consumption
and social identity; mechanisms of irrational behavior; virtualization
of consumption; the concept of exchange of gifts; systems
of ceremonial exchange; trading minorities and ethnic entrepreneurship;
models of economic integration and globalization.
Sociology:
elements of culture: signs, language, norms, values, intercultural
interaction; ethnocentrism, xenocentrism and cultural relativity;
subcultures and countercultures; mass culture; poverty, inequality
and social classes; marginality; structure and functions of
religion; bureaucracy; norm and pathology; personality of
delinquent; the origin of town, urbanization and megapolises;
globalization of social and cultural processes; types and
forms of social conflicts in Moldova; advertising and values
of the society; advertising in political communication.
Fundamentals
of Management: types of leadership and managerial
relations; the concept of organization; structure and functions
of organization; external environment; corporate culture:
concept, structure, function and types; philosophy, politics,
strategy and tactics of organization; management of organizational
changes; positive and negative motivation; formal and informal
structure; information and disinformation; sources of power;
strategies of application of power in management; organizational
conflict; management decision-making.
Psychology
of Management: phenomenon of statuses and
roles in organization; role expectations; subjective aims
of the personnel; individual styles in management; correction
of sub-systems in organization; linear, functional, headquarters’
and matrix co-submission in an organization; phenomenon of
role ambiguity; peculiarities of non-formal and informal substructures
in an organization; psychological consulting on optimization
of business structures; use of psychological methods of management;
phenomenon of equifinality; classification of social and psychological
methods of management.
History of Material Culture:
flint splitting technique; genesis of culture; Paleolithic
art; natural conditions and technical innovations; appearance
and spread of manufacturing economy; neolithization in Europe;
discovery of iron – civilizational and cultural consequences;
Ancient archaeology; the process of lateneization and the
cultural phenomenon of the North European La-Tene; Roman Time
as a step to relative chronology of Iron Age; Sarmatian «conquest»
of the Northern Black Sea coast in archaeological perspective;
peculiarities of studies of material culture of the medieval
period; history of interpretations; «five worlds» of Moldovan
Middle Ages; the problems of genesis and heritage; processes
of cultural integration; from rise to catastrophe and stagnation.
Social Anthropology:
anthropology of modern society; affinity of phenomena of the
studied culture and techniques of its anthropological perception;
social functions of culture as a central problem of social
anthropology; general theory of culture; theory of social
organization; theory of ethnos and ethnicity; anthropology
of everyday life; anthropology of family and kinship; ecological
anthropology, anthropology of art; anthropology of teaching
and education; social engineering as a sphere of implementation
of anthropological knowledge.
Sociolinguistics:
society and multilingualism; nation, ethnicity and language;
multiethnic nations and multinational states; the role of
language from the viewpoint of nationalism and "nationism";
state, official and title languages; differences of speech
characteristics with different peoples; evaluation of speaker’s
social status by his/her speech; genders in language; language
and age; preservation of language and death of language; linguistic
conflicts: reasons, characteristics, means of settlement;
language and self-identification; mixed languages; problems
of intercultural communication; written language and oral
language; the problem of interpretation of written text; language
and power.
Theory of Sign Systems:
sign processes and systems; sign systems and text; language
as a sign system; signs in life, culture and language; people
and signs; the concept of sign process; transformation of
an object into a sign; unification of signs into systems;
internal structure of sign system; paradigmatic relations
in sign systems; communicative failure; examples of cultural
attribution of objects; symbols of color, numbers, language
of gestures, language of flowers, dances; signs in language:
truth, lies and sense.
Psychological
Anthropology: cultural shock and stages in
intercultural adaptation; ethnic consciousness and self-consciousness;
ethnic world view; psychology of interethnic relations; development
and transformation of ethnic identity; studies of «national
character»; interconnection of the cultural and the psychological;
cultural conventionality of perception, memory, motivation;
influence of social context on formation of ethnic identity;
ethnic stereotypes; settlement of ethnic conflicts.
Modern
European Institutes:
appearance and development of European integration; ideas
of European unification and attempts to realize them; the
model of «three pillars» of the European Union; common institutional
framework of the EU; leading institutes in the European Union.
European Council; institutes of power in the EU; the idea
of European currency system; the idea and the borders of the
region; peculiarities of EU membership of federative states;
associated states and partner-states; regulation of basic
rights and freedoms in the EU; the place and the role of the
EU among the regional international organizations (OSCE, Council
of Europe, NATO, EFTA, NAFTA, etc.); legal essence of the
EU.
Pedagogy and
Modern Teaching Technologies:
subject, main categories and methodological foundations of
pedagogy; pedagogical process; development, education and
formation of personality; essence and contents of education;
methods of education; education of personality in the group;
diversity and integrity of educational process; the contents
of education; the essence of the teaching process; principles
and methods of teaching; forms of teaching organization; the
idea of organizational forms of teaching. Different systems
of teaching; psychological foundations of pupils’ activity
during the process of teaching.
Minor
Courses:
Ethology:
instinctive-genetic mechanisms of human behavior from the
viewpoint of informational theory; natural hierarchies of
social structures; aggression and natural morale; cultural
symbols of power; rank potentials in sexual and family behavior;
aggressive conventionality of human socio-cultural behavior;
infant and adolescent hierarchies; formal and informal hierarchies
in army and prisons; ethological essence of bribery and corruption.
The Origin of the Moldavian
People and State: ethnos, state and theories
of state formation of Moldovan state; ethnic names «Wallachian»,
«Moldovan», «Romanian»; historical records on development
of Moldovan state; political situation in South-Eastern Europe
before the Mongols’ invasion; Moldova’s neighbors in the second
half of XIII c.; major events in the late XIII and early XIV
cc.; the Fourth Crusade; Galicia in XIII-XIV cc.; Wallachia
and Transylvania in XIII-XIV cc.; Moldova and its neighbors
in XIV c.; formation of Moldovan state.
Early Slavic Language:
Old Slavic alphabets; common lexical fund in modern Slavic
languages; the meaning of Old Slavic conjunctures, prepositions
and pronoun adverbs; phonetic system; vocal system; peculiarities
of consonantal system; palatalizations; morphological system;
noun; types of declinations; single, plural and dual number;
anaphoric pronoun; athematic verbs; perfect, plusquamperfect,
conditional mood, future tense, future in the past, prior
future, passive voice; review of Old Slavic Syntactic constructions;
independent dative.
Chinese language:
aspirate consonants; graphemes ascending to image of man and
parts of face; non-aspirate consonants; disyllabic words;
graphemes ascending to symbols of natural phenomena; nasal
finals; graphemes ascending to image of animals; hieroglyphics:
monograms and heterograms; ideograms and phonoideograms; simplified
hieroglyphs. Methods of simplification; rhythmic structure
of sentences; tenses in Chinese; hieroglyphics and lexicon.
Fundamentals of the Modern
Genetics: methods of genetics; fundamental
laws of heredity; changeability of genetic material; cytological
peculiarities of heredity; molecular fundamentals of heredity;
fundamentals of genetic engineering; genetics of immune system;
mobile genetic elements; genetics and medicine; genome dactyloscopy;
problems of genetic security; ethical problems of genetics.
Upon graduation, the students
shall pass two state exams: History of Philosophy and Anthropology,
and shall sustain a thesis project. Successful students who
have passed the state exams and sustained their theses papers
shall receive a state diploma with qualification «Licensed
Anthropologist».
As most courses taught at the University High Anthropological
School are unique and not typical for other academic institutions
of the Republic of Moldova, we try to ensure the teaching
with the necessary textbooks:
• Cultural
Anthropology: L.A.
Mosionjnic. Man in Front of Culture. Textbook. Kishinev.
2002.
• Ethnology:
L.A.
Mosionjnic. Anthropology of civilizations. Textbook.
Kishinev. 2000.
• Theory
of Synergetics: L.A.
Mosionjnic. Synergetics for Students of Humanities. A
textbook for universities. St.Petersburg - Kishinev. 2003.
• History
of Civilizations: L.B.
Vishnyatskiy - Introduction to Pre-history. Problems of
Anthropogenesis and the Formation of Culture. Kishinev. 2002.
We are working on a textbook of Moldova’s history and on manuals
and students’ books on linguistic disciplines. It is worthwhile
to mention that most of the practical courses are supported
by teaching aids that enable use of interactive techniques.
Particularly, these are special packages of materials with
functional utility for different stages during the lesson
(of Romanian, English, Russian, Fundamentals of Communication,
etc.).
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