Ogarev-online
Ogarev-online is an electronic open access academic journal founded in 2013. The journal is named after the Russian poet and essayist Nikolay P. Ogarev, whose name was also given to the Mordovia State University.
The journal is multidisciplinary. This means that we publish the results of original research of young scientists and scholars, undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral students, teachers, young researchers, and practitioners in a wide range of sciences and humanities.
All articles submitted to the journal are subject to peer review, which ensures a high scientific level of publications. The editorial board maintains high scientific standards and follows strict ethical rules.
Articles are published free of charge according to the principles of open access. Authors do not pay any fees.
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Founder and publisher: Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “National Research Ogarev Mordovia State University” (68/1 Bolshevistskaya St., Saransk 430005, Republic of Mordovia, Russian Federation).
Editor-in-Chief: Anatoly I. Lysyakov, Cand.Sci (Engineering)
Frequency / Access: 4 issues per year / Open
Included in: RISC
Current Issue
Vol 13, No 4 (2025)
- Year: 2025
- Published: 29.12.2025
- Articles: 10
- URL: https://ogarev-online.ru/2311-2468/issue/view/23927
Full Issue
Social Sciences and Humanities
Parental Involvement in Students' Education
Abstract
Introduction. The relevance of the study is due to the continuing significant role of parents at the stage of higher education in the context of the prolongation of the growing up period. The purpose of the work is to analyse the phenomenon of parental involvement in higher education, including the classification of its forms and the identification of key factors determining its intensity and specific characteristics.
Materials and Methods. The study used the results of a semi-structured interview of four students of the National Research Mordovia State University and their parents (one parent per student). The interviews were conducted in April – May 2025. The sample was formed according to the principle of targeted selection to ensure the maximum variety of educational paths and parenting styles. The data was analyzed using the thematic analysis.
Results. Four main forms of parental involvement during the university period have been identified and classified: emotional, financial support, control and supervision, participation in extracurricular activities. Three parenting styles have been identified that determine the nature and intensity of engagement: democratically protective, liberal (permissive), and democratic with elements of authoritarian control. It has been established that emotional support based on trust has the most positive effect on students' learning motivation and well-being. Mothers are more involved in the learning process than fathers. The key factor determining the activity of parents is the attitude towards education as a strategic resource.
Discussion and Conclusion. The classification of the forms of involvement and the analysis of influencing factors led to the conclusion that parental involvement remains an important resource for students during the university period. The nature and intensity of parental involvement are determined by the adopted parenting style, gender identity of the parent and their educational attitudes. The research results can be used to develop communication models between universities and families as well as to create methodological recommendations for constructive student support.
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Self-Employment in Creative Industries: Marketing Practices and Growth Potential
Abstract
Introduction. The study of marketing practices and the growth potential of self-employed in creative industries is relevant in connection with the rapid growth in demand for handmade goods due to the trend for individualization of consumption. Self-employed are faced with the need to develop an assortment of quality goods and their promotion, while experiencing a lack of marketing competencies. The aim of the study is to describe the marketing practices of self-employed doing needlework and the tools for business development.
Materials and Methods. The study is based on a mixed methodology. In April 2025, an online survey (n = 67) of self-employed doing needlework was conducted. For in-depth analysis, a semi-structured interview was conducted with respondents meeting the target criteria (self-employed status, age 18–35 years, needlework activities).
Results. It has been established that self-employed in creative industries use social networks (86%), individual orders (61%) and personal sales (55%) to promote goods. Respondents are in need of additional competencies in the field of marketing and SMM (69%), financial literacy (42%) and raising awareness of state support measures (46%). Plans to expand the business are associated with the increase in activities on social media (61%) and participation in offline events (51%).
Discussion and Conclusion. The study results show that self-employed business development is constrained by a lack of professional competencies in marketing and management, which limits the transition from episodic sales to sustainable business. Based on the conclusions, practical recommendations were formulated for authorities and educational institutions, including the creation of a centralized support system, educational marketing programs, expanding sales channels and improving financial literacy of self-employed.
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The Role of Five-Year Plans in the Pre-War USSR
Abstract
Introduction. Introduced in 1928, five-year plans for the development of the USSR national economy, became a key instrument of the state economic policy. Studying the experience of Soviet planning enable modern economists and historians to analyze the effectiveness of various models of economic development. The aim of the study is to analyze the impact of five-year plans on industrialization, social sphere, and living standards.
Materials and Methods. The archival data of the USSR State Planning Committee, statistical reports, and memoirs of Soviet leaders are analyzed. The methods of historical analysis, comparative analysis and statistical processing of data are applied. The study covers both achievements and problems associated with the implementation of five-year plans, including disproportions in the development of industries and social consequences.
Results. The analysis shows that five-year plans enabled the USSR to transform itself from an agrarian country into an industrial power in the shortest possible time. The first five-year plan (1928-1932) ensured the creation of new industrial centers such as Magnitogorsk and Kuzbass, and also gave impetus to the development of heavy industry.
Discussion and Conclusion. The five-year plans accelerated industrial growth and strengthened the country's defense capability, especially in the pre-war and post-war years. However, excessive centralization and focus on quantitative indicators have led to economic imbalances, lower living standards and social tension. The five-year plans became an important experiment in state planning by having an impact on the Soviet economy and its place in world history. The materials of the article can be useful for further research and preparation for practical history classes for students of all levels of education.
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Development of Lease Accounting and Right-of-Use Asset Frameworks in Russia and Internationally: Key Factors
Abstract
Introduction. The relevance of the study is driven by the large-scale transformation of lease accounting following the introduction of new standards (IFRS 16 and FSBU 25/2018), which have significantly impacted corporate financial reporting. This study aims to identify and systematize the factors influencing the formation and development of the accounting concept for lease objects and rights to use assets, with a focus on harmonization of Russian and international standards.
Materials and Methods. Using a systematic approach, comparative historical analysis, and analysis of regulatory documents (IFRS 16, FSBU 25/2018) and scholarly publications (2000–2025), the research examines the evolution of lease accounting in Russia and internationally.
Results. Main factors include the growing complexity of business relations, the need for reporting transparency, the shift from legal form to economic substance, institutional reforms, and the impact of tax and regulatory environments. The adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS 16) and Federal Accounting Standard (FSBU 25/2018) has aligned Russian practice with global standards, emphasizing the recognition of right-of-use assets and lease liabilities.
Discussion and Conclusion. The development of lease accounting reflects a transition from expense-based models to asset capitalization, driven by economic, regulatory, and methodological factors. Future evolution will be shaped by digitalization, ESG reporting, and the integration of intangible assets into accounting frameworks.
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Lexical Features of American Rap Lyrics: A Pragmatic Approach
Abstract
Introduction. Modern linguistics shows a great interest in discourse analysis of rap lyrics as a marker of cultural and language dynamics. American rap lyrics is currently in the focus of song lyrics studies due to its dominant status in the global rap culture. The aim of the study is to reveal the vocabulary features of American rap lyrics of the XXI century and define the pragmatic intentions of the rap singers.
Materials and Methods. The study material included the rap lyrics by popular American rappers of the XXI century. The number of analyzed lyrics totalled 20 rap songs. The method of content analysis, classification of lexical units, pragmatic analysis were used.
Results. The classification of lexical units frequently used in modern American rap lyrics was developed, which includes slang, obscene vocabulary, abbreviations, metaphors, name-dropping, phrasal verbs and idioms. The thematic groups of the lexical units were defined. The analysis of rap lyrics by Kendrick Lamar and Cardi B showed the differences in their vocabulary choices and pragmatics of the vocabulary use revealing individual stylistic preferences of the rappers.
Discussion and Conclusion. The study expands scientific knowledge of the lexical and semantic features of English-language rap lyrics and demonstrates how vocabulary choices can show pragmatic intentions of the rappers. The study results can be useful for further studies of English-language rap lyrics in the framework of gender linguistics, cultural linguistics, sociolinguistics.
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Mechanisms of Social Adaptation of Educational Migrants
Abstract
Introduction. The urgency of the problem is due to the growth of academic mobility and the internationalization of higher education. The success of this process affects academic results, the psychological well-being of students and the competitiveness of university. The purpose of the study is to analyze the mechanisms of adaptation of international and non-local students to a new social environment in order to optimize the university's adaptation policy.
Materials and Methods. The research is based on an integrated approach to social adaptation, analyzing the process through the prism of the interaction of organizational, social and psychological factors. As part of a qualitative study, eight semi-formalized interviews were conducted in May 2025: four with international students and four with non-local students at Ogarev Mordovia State University. A comparative analysis of the data reveals the specific cultural and language challenges the international students have to face.
Results. The results demonstrate that the process of adaptation of educational migrants is determined by the complex interaction of organizational, social and psychological mechanisms. Low awareness of students about the organizational support of the university has been established. The language barrier and cultural shock significantly complicate the adaptation process for international students, while non-local students face mainly practical and academic problems.
Discussion and Conclusion. The main differences in the adaptation strategies of international and non-local students were identified. While international students focus on overcoming cultural shock and the language barrier, non-local students are focused on solving everyday and academic problems. The study results and the recommendations developed can be applied to improve the university's adaptation policy and can be useful to specialists in the field of sociology of education.
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Technical Sciences
Laboratory Synthesis of Technical-Grade Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose from Hemp Shive (Industrial Hemp)
Abstract
Introduction. Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) is an important cellulose derivative widely used in various industries. The aim of the study is to develop a method for synthesizing HPMC from industrial hemp cellulose, which is a renewable and cost‑effective raw material.
Materials and Methods. The study used samples of cellulose‑containing hemp shive and industrially produced chemical reagents without additional purification. The synthesis was carried out in a heterogeneous medium of toluene/isopropanol. The product was characterized using Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy on nuclei ¹H and ¹³C. The viscosity of 2 % aqueous solutions was determined using a Brookfield viscometer.
Results. The synthesis of HPMC from pre‑dried hemp shive was successfully accomplished. The degree of methylation (DS) and hydroxypropylation (MS) was determined by ¹³C NMR spectroscopy. FTIR spectroscopy data confirmed the formation of cellulose ether. The dynamic viscosity of the obtained samples for 2 % aqueous solutions ranged from 35 to 58 Pa · s.
Discussion and Conclusion. The developed method demonstrates the possibility of efficiently producing HPMC from renewable hemp raw material under laboratory conditions. The process is reproducible and controllable, with the yield of the target product ranging from 76 to 81 %.
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Low-cost Hydroponic Cell with Microcontroller Reintegration to Programmable Logic Controller
Abstract
Introduction. High start-up costs and excessive automation when implementing vertical farms and hydroponic systems increase the risk of project failure in the early stages. The aim of this study is to formalize and validate a stepwise methodology for transferring control of a hydroponic cell from a microcontroller to an industrial controller without loss of controllability or data, thereby maintaining low startup costs.
Materials and Methods. The prototype is a hydroponic cell operating a 2-hour/15-minute flood–drain cycle. The hardware includes an Iskra Mega microcontroller, peristaltic and air pumps, pH and electrical conductivity (EC) sensors, dimmable horticultural luminaires, and Modbus RTU over RS-485. Methods comprised laboratory experimentation, sensor calibration, event logging and auditing, stress testing of the communication bus, and modeling of online-takeover and offline-migration algorithms. pH/EC control loops were implemented with proportional-integral (PI) controllers using integrator anti-windup protection.
Results. The scheduling was deterministic, with phase-switching errors < 0.1 %. pH and EC settled within ≤12–15 minutes with low overshoot. The fraction of frames rejected by the CRC integrity check was low. The online takeover was executed within milliseconds without frame loss, while the offline migration correctly restored all monitoring trend plots.
Discussion and Conclusion. The feasibility of multi-stage transition from a microcontroller to industrial implementation is confirmed. The synchronization bus and address-based subroutine activation provide a seamless handover and preserve data integrity. Economically, the microcontroller is justified for 1–3 cells, whereas industrial controllers are preferable for ≥ 6–12 cells. The results are useful for industrial automation and control system (IACS) integrators and vertical-farm developers, offering step-by-step procedures for online/offline reintegration, requirements for bus/addressing, and criteria for transitioning to industrial implementation when scaling the system.
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Assessment of Technical Condition of Vacuum-Piston Dough Dividing Machines by Consumption of Food Oil
Abstract
Introduction. Vacuum piston type dough dividing machines are widely used in the bakery industry for batching dough blanks. However, their technical documentation lacks criteria for assessing the ultimate state. The aim of the study is to determine the criterion of the ultimate state and the method for finding its value when evaluating the technical condition of vacuum-piston type dough dividing machines.
Materials and Methods. The study was conducted on a TD-4 machine using Foodline WP 32 oil. Oil consumption was measured using scales and a specially designed device. Experiments involved processing 300 dough pieces weighing 500 g.
Results. The indicator of food oil consumption is defined as the evaluation criterion. According to the data obtained, the optimal oil consumption ranges from 320-350 ml per 1,000 units of production (production cycles). To maintain this flow rate, the upper throttles must be opened for three turns, and the side throttles for two turns. At the beginning of the process, oil consumption increases through the upper chokes, and when ten opening revolutions are reached, through the side chokes. The scheme of the device for measuring oil consumption has been designed.
Discussion and Conclusion. It is shown that the consumption of food oil is a diagnostic criterion for the parts wear. To temporarily compensate for the parts wear, a short-term increase in the oil supply from the pump to the maximum value is carried out by opening the throttles. Timely monitoring helps to extend the equipment service life. The proposed methodology can be used by technical service enterprises.
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The Nosological Structure of Eye Diseases in Pregnant Women
Abstract
Introduction. The relevance of this study is due to the increasing incidence of ophthalmological pathologies in pregnant women, which impact pregnancy and delivery management. Early diagnosis of such conditions allows for the adjustment of obstetric strategies, reducing risks for both mother and fetus. The aim of the study was to analyze the dynamics and pattern of ophthalmological diseases in pregnant women from 2021 to 2024.
Materials and Methods. The study is based on an analysis of 7,265 medical records of pregnant women observed at the Perinatal Center of the Mordovia Republican Clinical Hospital. Each patient underwent a comprehensive ophthalmological examination, including visometry, refractometry, biomicroscopy, ophthalmoscopy, and external examination of the ocular structures. Statistical data processing was performed in Microsoft Excel 2010, with the probability criterion calculated at a significance threshold of p < 0.05.
Results. The proportion of pregnant women with ophthalmological pathologies in 2021–2024 ranged from 71.6 to 80.9 %. The most common conditions were myopia and retinal angiopathies. A steady increase in the detection of myopia was noted, while the number of angiopathies remained relatively stable (400–500 cases annually).
Discussion and Conclusion. The obtained results highlight the need for systematic ophthalmological monitoring of pregnant women, especially in those with high myopia and angiopathies indicating a risk of preeclampsia. Regular examinations can reduce the risk of perinatal complications. The study results will be useful for obstetricians/gynecologists and ophthalmologists in the care of pregnant patients.
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