About the objectivity of the use of pedagogical invariants
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.41580Keywords:
principle of symmetry, invariant, group, analytical model, pedagogical system, formalization, classificationAbstract
The analysis of pedagogical invariant concept is conducted. The necessity of application of symmetry is reasonable at the construction of mathematical models of the pedagogical systems. It is shown that every pedagogical system is stipulated by the original set of invariants. It offers to use invariant constituents with the aim of classification of the pedagogical systems. It is suggested to revise main pedagogical laws in relation to temporal and spatial translations, dilatations, and also principles of equality and interconversion
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