Abstract

The Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation has established a score-rating system to assess the achievement quality within academic disciplines. The word "rating" is a foreign-language term, literal translation into Russian means "assessment". The second meaning of the word "rating" is a numerical measure; it characterizes performance of a student, pupil, etc., during a certain period of training, usually by the 20-point scale, or 100-point scale. This article highlights the history of formation and implementation of a score-rating system into the curriculum. Due to development of advanced technologies, there is a need for training highly qualified personnel to solve increasingly complex problems in professional activities. In our opinion, pedagogical assessment of student's knowledge in the form of score-rating system is a key role for preparing highly qualified personnel. The authors study processes of training skilled professionals in the course of academic education in technical universities of our country. Key words: score-rating system (SRS), competence, student, progress, credit, rating, factor.

Highlights

  • Higher education institutions of the Russian Federation use a score-rating system to assess the quality of students' achievements within academic disciplines

  • The study conducted at Astrakhan Technical University of the Fishing Industry and later named "Astrakhan" showed that in the current education system according to the evaluation of exams and tests on the examination passing date, as well as the results of qualitative or non-qualitative responses to teachers' questions the majority of students learn, memorize or learn by heart, and forget after a while all the studied

  • The second meaning of the word "rating" - is a numerical criterion characterizing the performance of a student, pupil, etc., during a certain period of training, usually represented in the 20-point scale, or 100-point scale

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Introduction

Higher education institutions of the Russian Federation use a score-rating system to assess the quality of students' achievements within academic disciplines. In a normative way, a score-rating system was formed in the early 1930s, and later by the 1960s the authorities started to implement it gradually. The study conducted at Astrakhan Technical University of the Fishing Industry and later named "Astrakhan" showed that in the current education system according to the evaluation of exams and tests on the examination passing date, as well as the results of qualitative or non-qualitative responses to teachers' questions the majority of students learn, memorize or learn by heart, and forget after a while all the studied. After reviewing the results of the study, teachers across the country asked the question: “Is our current assessment of the quality of knowledge and achievements of students right?” And, they initiated the heated discussion on simplification of the control and achievement system

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