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Abstract

The paper considers technologies on how to monitor completeness of general purpose intellectual educational activities (such as skills to analyze, to synthesize, to compare, to generalize and to classify) based on criteria, put forward by the author, and also on the author�s proprietary level-sensitive description of the degree of these activities� completeness, as displayed by learners. Universality of educational activities manifests itself in their abovedisciplinary nature, as these actions provide for consistency of common cultural, individual and cognitive development of a learner�s personality and underpin organization and control of any activity of a learner, regardless of an academic subject area. The author believes that identifying the nature of logical faults, made by learners in the course of intellectual operation, would facilitate the focused efforts to eliminate such faults, which in turn would help: to improve the degree of intellectual skills� completeness; to increase the quality of learners� knowledge as well as to forecast training outcomes of individual learners and of the class as a whole. In conclusion the author presents outcomes of monitoring, implemented within the practical work of a general secondary school, and emphasizes, that the outcomes obtained give insights in concrete specifics of intellectual skills mastering and ways to eliminate errors in the process of mastering of such skills.