Elena Aleksieva, BULGARIA

THE MAIN FEATURES OF RUSSIAN SPONTANEOUS SPEECH
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Abstract: The article defines the necessity of studying spontaneous speech and its features in comparison with the literary norm of pronunciation. The complexity of the study of spontaneous speech is determined by fuzzy boundaries of language levels, the decreasing of the role of classical linguistic units (phonetic word, syntagma, phrase). The attention of researchers is directed to the study of elementary discursive units as a minimum step, which is advanced by the speaker in the process of generating speech. The studies in the field of intonation of spontaneous speech consider specific intonational units and their prosodic characteristics, as well as the intonational design of various syntagms and utterances. A significant part of the research is devoted to establishing the dependence of reduction processes in spontaneous speech on the semantic loading, the frequency of words, personal belonging, phrasal-intonational conditions, and also on their character. This article discusses some research methods of spontaneous speech.

Ganka Yankova, BULGARIA
Associate professor at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

Krassimira Chepisheva, BULGARIA 

PEDAGOGICAL COMMUNICATION IN THE BULGARIAN LANGUAGE LESSON

Abstract: The article discusses pedagogical communication in the Bulgarian language lesson as a challenge whose end is always unexpected but successful when the teacher carefully reflects, plans and realizes the educational interaction. Alternate and motivating approaches are presented, with which the teacher will, at the very beginning, generate curiosity and interest on the part of the student, which is a prerequisite for successful interaction. Some aspects of students' most difficult language learning rules and the ways in which problems will be overcome will be addressed and higher performance will be achieved

Gergana Kirilova, BULGARIA
Assoc. Prof., PhD, Pedagogical faculty at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

Diana Marinova, BULGARIA
Master in Logopedia, Pedagogical faculty at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

„SMALL SCREENS” AND THEIR IMPACT ON REČEVOTO, A CONVENIENT LINGUISTIC AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT

Abstract: Today's children, born in the fast-moving digital age are beginning to use electronic devices and the Internet becoming more and more diverse than any previous generation. It is impossible, and there is no need for them to be completely cut off from them, as in their lives in the future will have to have the necessary digital literacy.

Gyulnihar Nedzhib, BULGARIA
Phd, Lecturer at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

Radostina Deneva, BULGARIA
Student in Speciality of Social Activities at Konstantin Preslavsky – Universoty of Shumen

KINESITHERAPY – EMERGENCE, ESSENS AND DEVELOPMENT

Abstract: Kinesitherapy has its roots far away in antiquity, but there are still attempts to underestimate it as a method of prevention, treatment and recovery. Today, efforts are being made to solve its various problems in order to increase the range of use, given its great benefits for the overall rehabilitation process.

Krum Dobrev, BULGARIA
PhD student at University of Library Studies and Information Technologies

ROLES ACCORDING TO BEST PRACTICES IN THE IT SERVICE MANAGEMENT ACCORDING TO THE VARIOUS STAGES OF THEIR LIVING CYCLE

Abstract: The main stages in the lifecycle of each IT service are: Service Strategy; Design of services; Transition to Services (Change Management); Implementation of services; Continuous improvement of services.

INTERACTION BETWEEN PROCESSES IN IT SERVICE MANAGEMENT

Abstract: To achieve efficiency in the management of IT services, it is necessary to define and interact the following processes: Processes and their interaction with the processes in the direction - Service Strategy; Processes and their interaction with the processes in the field - Design of services; Processes and their interaction of the processes in the direction - Transition of services; Processes and their interactions of the processes in the direction - Implementation of the services; Processes and their interactions of processes in the direction - Continuous improvement of services.

DEFINITION OF KEY INDUSTRY PRODUCTIVITY FOR EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF IT SERVICES

Abstract: To achieve efficiency in managing IT services, it is necessary to define and measure indicators called CIP - a key performance indicator. Determination of desired and measurement of achieved values can be applied for the following indicators according to the different phases and processes: Phase I Service Strategy Phase; Financial Management CIC; CIP for business relationship management; CIP for leveling the service level, Capacity Management CIP; CMS for availability management; CIP for continuity management (disaster availability) of services; CIP for information security management.

Mitko Shoshev, BULGARIA
M.D, MPsy, PhD, Trakia University, Medical faculty, Department of Social activities

NEUROSCIENCE AS PART OF THE SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION-MYTH, REALITY AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

Abstract: The article presents the trends in the development of the educational process of students in the specialty "Social activities" and the inclusion of the neurosciences as part of their training. A person as a social being is closely connected with his social communication and reflects his influence on the personality through changes at the physiological level. Neurosciences in social work study the effects and mechanisms of this influence on the processes of empathy, neuroplasticity and neurogenesis. The task of neuroscience in social work is to reveal the neural mechanisms of mental processes in individuals in norm and pathology, to compare them and to reveal the neural mechanisms underlying interpersonal communication.

Velina Chocheva, BULGARIA
PhD student at Trakia University of Stara Zagora

YOUNG PEOPLE‘S ATTITUDES ABOUT PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

Abstract: This paper examines the motives of the young people to communicate with people with disabilities. The method of motivation for prejudice-free communication with people with disabilities was used to study the attitudes of 243 participants from the country and abroad, aged from 14 to 30, regarding their acceptance or rejection of established stereotypes in the society in their communication with people with disabilities. The focus was placed on the participants’ choice regarding what they find acceptable or reject in the communication with people with disabilities. An attempt was made to answer the question of how to work in the society towards overcoming the prejudices against the people with disabilities and what the young people’s place in this process.

Svetlozar Stoyanov, BULGARIA
Logistic engineer and technician , "Construction and architecture", Secretary of the Branch of the National institute of archaeology with museum in Shumen

THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTION IN SHUMEN – FIRST STEPS TO CREATING A MUSEUM

Abstract: The proposed theme presented in summarized form the first steps of creating a museum from Shumen county archaeological society.

Milena Georgieva, BULGARIA
Historian of Regional History Museum Shumen, department  „History of the Bulgarian people XV – XIX century”, Phd student in „History of Pedagogy and Bulgarian Education” at the University of Shumen „Bishop Konstantin Preslavski”

FOR THE STUDENTS YEARS OF THE BULGARIAN REVIVAL PEDAGOGUE TODOR IKONOMOV

Abstract: The study reveals the most important moments from the formation of the young Bulgarian pedagogue Todor Ikonomov. His school years are related to the achievements of his teachers – Nikola Ikonomov, Sava Filaretov and Sava Dobroplodni.

Tatiana Miteva, BULGARIA
teachet in Bulgarian language and literature at Secondary school "Hristo Botev" – Rousse

RESULTS OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE PRACTICAL ABSORPTION OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SPELLING FEATURES OF THE WORDS IN RELATION TO ITS MORPHIC DEVELOPMENT

Abstract: In today's dynamic, technological world, the achievement of the main goal of Bulgarian language learning - the development of students' communicative competence - is a difficult and complex process. For its effective realization, systematic and consistent work is needed to improve students' spelling culture as an essential element of their language culture.

Krasimir Markov, BULGARIA
Prof. DSc, Lecturer at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen

ABOUT PSYCHOLOGICAL PROTECTION IN THE CONFLICT

Abstract: The article discusses strategies of behavior in the conflict and based on them the defense mechanisms developed by people..

Yordanka Yankova-Yordanova, BULGARIA

PhD, at Konstantin Preslavsky - University of Shumen

ASSESSMENT OF COMPETENCIES IN THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR THE PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Abstract: The model of abolitionism treats the form of exploitation and violence, which impose a state reaction to protect the victims and reorient the moral sanction to the client. Such is the position in the modern interpretation of negative moral evaluation and in the prohibitions for passive exploitation of the person by another.

Yordanka Yankova-Yordanova, BULGARIA

PhD, at Konstantin Preslavsky - University of Shumen

QUALITY CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF PRODUCTION

Abstract: The introduction of a quality system according to the international standard ISO 9001: 2008 is a strategic decision of the top management of the organization. The organization of technological production chooses one of the three standards ISO 9001, ISO 9002 or ISO 9003 to certify its quality control system in accordance with business processes. In world practice, the ISO 9004 standard is required, which provides guidance based on a wider range of objectives for the management system than ISO 9001, especially for the continuous improvement of the overall performance and efficiency of an organization.