Designing subject-subject relations on the basis of analysis of individual features of students’ thinking

¹ Institute of Pedagogy, Psychology and Social Problems, Research Department, Kazan, Russia
² Ivan Jakovlev Chuvash State Pedagogical University, Humanitary Sciences Department, Cheboksary, Russia
³ Bryansk Polytechnic University, Department of Philosophy and History, Bryansk, Russia
⁴ Kazan Federal University, Automotive Department, Department of Automobile Transport Operation, Kazan, Russia
⁵ I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, Institute of Linguistics and Intercultural Communication, Moscow, Russia

^* Corresponding author: kamaleyeva_kazan@mail.ru

Abstract

This article discusses determination of prevailing thinking style of students with possible typology of the thinking styles. Determination of prevailing thinking style is required to determine strategy and tactics of teaching and maximum use of student-centered results of the performed diagnostics during designing further successful subject–subject interaction. The relevance of the considered problem is related with the necessity to resolve the issue of optimum use of individual features of students’ thinking, future lawyers, regarding development of analytical thinking style. It is proposed that the research method should be based on the diagnostics by A. Alekseev and L. Gromova, Individual Thinking Styles, its aim is analysis of individual thinking styles. It has been established that the proposed method provides analysis of basic thinking styles of the students: synthetic, idealistic, pragmatic, analytical, realistic. The obtained data would allow each teacher to design respective arrangement of subjectsubject interactions and to rearrange methods of teaching the involved discipline with orientation at personal features of cognitive tools of each student individually and in overall group.