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JEAN MONNET CHAIR ON BEST EUROPEAN PRACTICES OF QUALITY ASSURANCE (JM4EQA) |
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JEAN MONNET CHAIR
The key objective of JM Chair on Best European Practices of Quality Assurance (JM4EQA) is bringing up a new generation of quality assurance experts for Russian education system reforming and integration into EHEA.
JM4EQA is a project within European Union Erasmus+ programme initiated by DSTU Pedagogical Measurement Department together with the leading university staff responsible for internationalization who participated in a number of European projects: Tuning Russia (2010-2013), IQA (Independent Quality Assurance, 2012-2015), VALERU (Validation of Non-formal/Informal Learning in Russian Higher Education, 2013-2016), EQUASP (On-line Quality Assurance of Study Programmes, 2013-2016), etc.
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
JM4EQA is aimed at Master’s programme “Education measurement and quality assessment” modernization by implementing a module on European best practices of independent quality assessment. Master students are to participate in additional project activities such as seminars and conference. Planned curriculum modernization is considered as a first step to creation of the joint master study programme on quality assurance.
An advanced training programme on European best practices of independent quality assessment, seminars on Bologna Process implementation in Russia, presentations of international quality assurance projects and Tuning methodology outcomes are also scheduled during the project lifetime.
RESEARCH AND EUROPEAN STUDIES
JM4EQA activities also include field research and outcomes publications in expert scientific editions in order to transmit and popularize scientific and pedagogical experience gained during the project realization. Scientific comparative studies will be presented at the final conference which will unite acting and future experts on quality assurance as well as educators and policy makers.
KEY STAFF
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NADEZHDA EFREMOVA
Head of “Pedagogical measurement” department, PhD, professor, member of the following organizations: Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, International Slavonic Academy of Education named after J. A. Komensky, International Academy of Ecology and Life Protection Sciences, Interregional Academy of Quality Problems.
Nadezhda Efremova is author more than 300 scientific work including monographs, tutorials and manuals, statistics and analytics digests on secondary education quality in Rostov region, articles and papers. Her monograph “Competency formation and evaluation in education” was awarded in the Paris Book Fair 2015.
Her scientific interests involve theory and practice of pedagogical measurement and qualimetry, quality assurance system development and learning outcomes monitoring. As a coordinator of 2nd and 3rd study programmes she is a scientific advisor for more than 20 master and PhD students.
Nadezhda Efremova also runs methodological seminars for teachers and educators on quality assurance, education technologies and competency-based learning.
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SVETLANA SHVADOVA
Vice-Rector for International Affairs DSTU, PhD, associate professor of “Research and Technical Translation and Professional Communication” Department, BFUG-RF official member, Higher Education Reform Expert, The concept creator and the President of Bologna Club in Russia.
Svetlana Shvedova carries out scientific research in the field of: implementing Bologna process achievements into the Higher education system of the Russian Federation, internationalization of education. Participant in the Bologna process advisory group of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation (BFUG). Certified participant in the international organization OECD AHELO working on international assessment of higher education learning outcomes. Manager and steering committee member of Tempus projects: TUNING RUSSIA, IQA, TACHYwe, E3M, EQUASP, VALERU, MMATENG and Erasmus + projects: COMPLETE and EURIDIQE. Awarded with Certificate of Honor by the Ministry of Education and Science of the RF.
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IRINA MAEVSKAYA
Chief of International education department, Dean of International Faculty, PhD, associate professor, European Higher Education Expert. Carries out research in the field of diversification and optimization of academic and professional mobility, internationalization and social dimension of higher education. Has European certificates for traineeship in Study programms development (2009-2015: Moscow, Bilbao, Dublin, Brussel, etc.). Certified tutor in distance education by the UNESCO Institute for Information Technologies in Education. Work group participant in TEMPUS projects: TUNING RUSSIA, IQA, TACHYwe, E3M, EQUASP, VALERU, MMATENG and Erasmus + projects: COMPLETE and EURIDIQE. Certified participant of in the international organization OECD AHELO. She is a member of the editorial board of annual scientific digest “Information and Communication culture: science and education”. Member of managing board of annual international forum “Education without boarders”.
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MARIA SENINETS
Director of the Center of International Education and Tuning, PhD student of Madrid Autonomous University.
Maria has worked in the Center of International Education and Tuning since its opening in the framework of Tuning Russia project in June 2013. She is involved in DSTU study programmes modernization, course catalogue content creation and joint diplomas development. She took part in conferences in Israel and two mobility programmes in TACHYwe project “530580-TEMPUS-1-2012-1-DE-TEMPUS-JPCR”. She has undergone training in Rostov-on-Don on Validation of Non-formal and Informal Learning (VNIL) within the frameworks of VALERU project, .
Her scientific interests involve theory and practice of study programmes internationalization, quality assurance and education standardization processes, bilingual education for joint diploma programmes development.
research and deliverables
Teaching materials for the course module on Best European practices on Quality Assurance (in Rus)
The monograph “Quality Assurance in the conditions of European Integration” (in Rus)
events
International forum "Education without borders: modern approaches and the best practices "
May 18-21, 2017
- Education without boarders, Ponomarenko
- Education without boarders, Chelyshkova
- Education without boarders, Efremova
- Education without boarders, Malygin
- Education without boarers, Zvonnikov
International forum "Quality assurance: EHEA trends and innovations" August 9-10, 2019
dissemination
teaching
Module “Best European practices on Quality Assurance” for the Master programme «Education measurement and quality assessment”
Plan of study
Syllabus
Syllabus revised
Advanced training programme “Quality Assurance as a key to European and Russian education system integration”
SYLLABUS of Adv. training programmePARTNERS
International Kazakh-Turkish University, Turkestan (Kazakhstan)
Quality assurance of education center, State University of Management, Moscow
North-East Federal University, Yakutia
Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Madrid (Spain)
Education Department of Spanish Embassy in Moscow
Rostov Region Ministry of General and Professional Education
USEFUL LINKS
JM CHAIR PUBLICATIONS
- Efremova N.F. The best European practices in ensuring the quality of education. - SKIF DGTU, 2017
- Efremova N.F. National education systems and the features of assessing its quality. - SKIF DGTU, 2017
- Meskhi B.Ch., Efremova N.F., Shumskaya N.N. Assessment of students' achievements within the framework of the Federal State Educational Standards of High Professional Education (FSES HPE) requirements. - Rostov-on-Don. DSTU Publishing Center. 2012. - 104 p.
- Efremova N.F. Competencies in education: formation and evaluation. - M .: National Education. 2012. - 416 p.
- Bolotov V.A., Efremova N.F. Systems for assessing the quality of education. - Moscow: University Book. Logos. 2007. - 192 p.
- Efremova N.F. Testing. Theory, development and use in the teaching practice. - M .: National Education. 2012. - 224 p.
- Guskova M.V. Basics of evaluation in education quality management. Monograph. - M .: SIC INFRA-M. 2014 - http // znanium.com
- Polivanova K.N. National and international programs for assessing the quality of education. - Moscow: Moscow Higher School of Social and Economic sciences. 2012.- http://shr.receptidocs.ru/
- Guskova M.V. Evaluation in education. - M .: SIC INFRA-M. 2012. - 153 p.
- Anderson P., Morgan G. Developing Tests and Questionnaires for a National Assessment of Educational Achievement. Volume 2 / The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank. 2008. 190 p.
- Biggs J., Tang C. Teaching for Quality Learning at University. Third edition. SRHE and Open University Press, Buckingham. 2007. 335 p.
- Birnbaum A. Some Latent Trait Models and Their Use in Inferring an Examinee’s Ability. In Lord F.M. and Novick. Statistical Theories of Test scores. Reading Mass.: Addison-Wesley.1968. Ch. 17-20. pp. 378-479.
- Сlarke M. Framework for building an effective assessment system. The World Bank, 2011. 42 p.
- Сlarke M. Roadmap for building an effective assessment system. The World Bank, 2010.
- Greaney V., Kellaghan T. National Achievement Levels in Education. Volume 1. / The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank. 2008. 178 p.
- Lord, F.M. Applications of Item Response Theory to Practical Testing Problems. Hillsdale, 1980. 274 p.
- Murray, Henry Alexander. Explorations in personality, 1938. pp. 531-545.
- Rasch, G. On Specific Objectivity: An Attempt of Formalizing the Generality and Validity of Scientific Statements / Danish Yearbook.
news
QUALIFICATION UPGRADING COURSES UNDER THE PROJECT "JEAN MONNET CHAIR " ARE BEING CONDUCTED IN DSTU
INTERNATIONAL FORUM "QUALITY ASSURANCE: EHEA TRENDS AND INNOVATIONS" OPENING CEREMONY HELD AT DSTU
"The European Commission's support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein."