Teaching Cultural Studies in Modern Online Education

The article analyzes the importance of the discipline of cultural studies in the educational process of modern higher education, which today has largely moved away from classical developments and academic principles of education. If we talk about teaching subjects, then the traditional lecture option remains predominant against the background of the widespread use of various online forms of education. The lecture is sometimes com-pletely replaced by the available means of universal computer information. Direct communication with the au-dience in the modern world remains an important art that allows you to convey information and interact with the audience, organically using the techniques of storytelling and visual demonstration of illustrative material. Con-sidering the lecture as an important educational unit, the authors address the issue of the professionalism of the discipline taught in online education, focusing on the analysis of classical works of art as enduring exam-ples of artistic heritage in the formation of ethical norms, aesthetic taste, and always relevant universal values. The purpose of this article is to analyze this relationship and the significance of this phenomenon within the boundaries of the modern educational process. In the context of the rapid development of information technol-ogy and mobile communication, the teaching of cultural studies retains its unique importance. The art criticism method makes it possible to identify the urgency of existing problems and assess their relevance.

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Общество социология психология педагогика
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2025-04-23
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https://doi.org/10.24158/spp.2025.4.11
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Ideological and Political Education
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Teaching Cultural Studies in Modern Online Education

I.V. Portnova, Natalia V. Kazennova
Общество социология психология педагогика
Ideological and Political Education
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Teaching Cultural Studies in Modern Online Education

I.V. Portnova, Natalia V. Kazennova
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Abstract

The article analyzes the importance of the discipline of cultural studies in the educational process of modern higher education, which today has largely moved away from classical developments and academic principles of education. If we talk about teaching subjects, then the traditional lecture option remains predominant against the background of the widespread use of various online forms of education. The lecture is sometimes com-pletely replaced by the available means of universal computer information. Direct communication with the au-dience in the modern world remains an important art that allows you to convey information and interact with the audience, organically using the techniques of storytelling and visual demonstration of illustrative material. Con-sidering the lecture as an important educational unit, the authors address the issue of the professionalism of the discipline taught in online education, focusing on the analysis of classical works of art as enduring exam-ples of artistic heritage in the formation of ethical norms, aesthetic taste, and always relevant universal values. The purpose of this article is to analyze this relationship and the significance of this phenomenon within the boundaries of the modern educational process. In the context of the rapid development of information technol-ogy and mobile communication, the teaching of cultural studies retains its unique importance. The art criticism method makes it possible to identify the urgency of existing problems and assess their relevance.

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