Ivan Bekh

Ivan Bekh (born October 9, 1940) is a professor who currently holds the position of Director of the Institute for Educational Problems.^[1] He was born in Vilchya, a village in the Polissya district of the Kiev Oblast province, and he is a respected member of the science and technology fields in Ukraine. Bekh is also a doctor of psychology (Doktor nauk) and an active member of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine.

Ivan Bekh
Head of Institute of Problems on Education at
National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine.

Education

Ivan Bekh graduated from the Faculty of Defectology, Pedagogics and Psychology at Ukraine's National Dragomanov Pedagogical University in 1964.

Career

1970-1993 - I. Bekh began his scientific efforts in the Psychology Research Institute at Ministry of Education of the Ukrainian SSR, where he made his way from a junior researcher to a head of the research department.
1993-1996 - He was deputy head of the Institute of Defectology at National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine
December 1996-now - He was the founder and the first Head of Institute of Problems on Education at the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine

Scientific activities

1992 - defended a thesis for receiving a psychology doctor's degree
1995 - was awarded a professor title
since 1999 - an acting member of National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine
2002 - was awarded an Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine

He created a unique theory of person-oriented education, an original concept of rules-driven subject-subject interaction and an act concept.

Bekh is author of more than 460 scientific papers. He has 10 individual monographs, is co-author of 9 monographs and author of 17 tracts.

References

↑ "Joint Session Took Place of the Ukraine 3000 Fund and Institutes of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences Working Group". ukraine3000.org.ua. Ukraine 3000 fund. 13 March 2007. Retrieved 14 April 2012.

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