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601 | In recent decades, the Russian family has undergone profound changes in relations between generations of parents and children. There is a practice-justified view that Russian children were never as different from parents by their mentality as in today’s reality. The retrospective analysis carried out in the article of the family’s performance of its educational function with regard to children differentiated by sex shows the importance and place of each parent in the formation of the child’s personality. The conducted survey of schoolchildren in five regions of Russia (2019) and comparison of its results with the data of a similar survey of ten years ago (2009) make it possible to draw conclusions about trends in family education, as well as about which parents most successfully perform their educational role in the modern Russian family. In retrospect of the last ten years, alarming conclusions are being formulated about the reduction of parents’ authority as advisers. In the dynamics of these years there is a decrease in the attitude of children to be similar to their parents. Attention is drawn to the fact that most children do not view the family environment as comfortable for cohabitation with parents, which indicates the factors of disadvantage of these families. The desire of children to assert their financial independence by independently earning money for pocket expenses has been revealed. There is an increase in the number of children evading the answer about the sources of money, which may indicate improper practices in obtaining it. The given data of the comparative study make it possible to conclude that there has been an increase in certain deformation of parental roles in the family over the past ten years. The task of the family today is to contribute to the formation of life guidelines of children, offering them reliable starting conditions for achieving success. The scientific novelty of the study consists in the analysis of the influence of educational actions (omissions) of each parent on the formation of immunity in children from possible external negative influences taking into account modern social risks in society. Keywords: father, mother, family, children, parenting, trends in family education | 945 | |||||
602 | The prevalence of aggressive behavior of children in the school environment in recent years has a tendency to increase. The space of the educational organization is no longer safe, despite the measures taken to ensure it: the installation of turnstiles, metal detectors, the presence of security, the creation of a school mediation service (conflict resolution), etc. The article analyzes the concept and content of aggressive behavior. The problem of aggression in an educational institution is considered from the position of violent actions both in relation to students, and in relation to teachers and the educational organization as a whole. The extreme expression of aggression and cruelty, as today’s realities show, are cases of attacks on schools and mass violence by students, accompanied by the death of children and teachers alike. Under these conditions, the role of a teacher as a carrier of a model of social behavior in school is of particular importance. However, in some cases, the teacher can cause the pupils to act aggressively by illegally using verbal means to express their hostility towards students insulting their dignity. Based on the results of scientific research, the article analyzes the manifestations of aggressiveness in school society, identifies the factors that provoke aggression of adolescents. It is concluded that interpersonal relationships play a leading role in the formation of aggressive intentions of a teenage schoolchild. Therefore, in the educational environment it is important to create such a model of interaction between the subjects of education, which will provide the most optimal combination of their positions and interests. Keywords: school society, adolescents, aggression, teachers, factors of aggressiveness, trends in relationships in school society | 945 | |||||
603 | Fundamental importance for the development of thinking of a teenager, his intellectual education has the formation of concepts. Organization of training aimed at taking into account the laws of the process of formation of conceptual thinking is relevant in the methods of teaching natural sciences. Knowledge at the conceptual level is the knowledge of some sets of features of the concept (identification of features of the concept; establishment of the presence or absence of a certain feature in a given mathematical object; construction of objects with these features, etc.). The nature of each individual concept implies the existence of a certain system of concepts, beyond which it can not exist. Formation of the concept includes the construction of the content of education, aimed at establishing links between concepts. Establishment of a variety of relationships between concepts is especially important in the study of such a fundamental concept of mathematics as “function”, as this concept helps to identify the mutual connection and conditionality of different phenomena. Investigations show that this role of the concept of function is not always realized. Therefore, we need special educational texts that would create conditions for establishing links between concepts at each of the phases of the process of formation of the concept of “function”: motivation, categorization, enrichment, links. The motivation phase is “text – establishment of inter-subject relations”, motivating the search for a new concept that would allow to combine externally dissimilar, different situations, to find approaches to their study. Phase categorization – “text – encoding information, text – establishment of generic-specific relations, text - focus-example”, “text – relationships-mapping, analogy.” The phase of enrichment “text – establishing interdisciplinary connections, text –signs, concepts, text – systematization of concepts.” Transfer phase - “text – intra-subject links”, “text – concept application”. The knowledge of the typology of educational texts, contributing to the establishment of links between concepts in the study of “functions”, creates conditions for improving the quality of the study of this concept, for the formation of universal educational actions of various blocks. Keywords: teaching text, function, phases of concept formation, genus-species relations, classification, operation of the recognitions, inter-subject links between concepts | 944 | |||||
604 | The article deals with the problems of strategic education quality management through the processes of adaptation of students to the higher education system. Various problems affecting the poor quality of adaptation are analyzed. In particular, as the first problem, a significant gap between the school and university educational space is highlighted and analyzed, which is that the university and the school have practically no points of contact: the students have no idea about the structure of the educational space of the university, the temporary rhythms of its work organization (semesters, modules, sessions), stream methods of organization of the educational process, the flow of students, uniting large masses of students of one course or related areas of training. Lecture-seminar and test and examination systems are also very different from the usual for 11 years of schooling methods of organizing the educational process and knowledge control. A big problem is created by the lack of necessary information (which can only be gathered on the days of open doors, and then not in full), the low autonomy of schoolchildren, the passivity of the school teaching system, etc. As a result of the analysis, a number of trips to solving the problem are proposed: firstly, university teachers should “go to school”. It is necessary to think over and organize the interaction of the school and the university, both to improve the quality of school education and to adapt schoolchildren to other, university teaching methods. The second solution would be the earlier vocational orientation of schoolchildren. This work must begin no later than grade 8 school. The third area of activity for the adaptation of students in the system of higher education, from our point of view, can be the introduction of elements of project management in the implementation of the educational process in higher school. Keywords: adaptation, educational space, applicants, quality of education, strategic management of education | 943 | |||||
605 | The facts testifying to the problems of modern education are given. One of the significant problems that many educators and teachers ascertain is a general decrease in motivation for education and, especially, in the study of school physics, which leads to shortcomings in the overall development of students. The drop in interest in physics among schoolchildren also affects the insufficient choice by graduates of schools of technical specialties in universities and the difficulties in studying subjects in universities, as noted by university teachers. The way out of this situation is to increase the motivation for the physics of schoolchildren from the very beginning of its study. As the study of questions of motivation to study the subject shows, it can appear only in activities that interest students, in most cases it is practical activity. Since the active inclusion of students in practical activities is currently hampered by a lack of time in the lessons, it is proposed to use students to perform home experiments to develop motivation for the subject – physics. The introduction of home experiments in grades 7-8 is based on the characteristics of adolescence, when students aspire to active independent or joint educational activities and this activity should be interesting and contribute to their success. Ways to increase motivation to study the subject based on home experiences are presented. Recommendations for teachers are formulated that contribute to effective results in terms of increasing motivation for the subject and obtaining additional and in-depth knowledge of students. Keywords: difficulties of modern education, motivation and cognitive interest in learning, the role of practice in teaching physics, home experiences as a means of developing motivation | 943 | |||||
606 | We described the issues of different age education in a rural school and presented the main components of information literacy of school students (obtaining information; evaluating information; using information). The concept of “information” is disclosed. We studied the relationship of information literacy with such types as network literacy (the ability to analyze, collect and use information coming from social networks); digital literacy (the ability to understand and use information provided by a variety of formats and sources using a computer); internet literacy; computer literacy (knowledge, skills and abilities necessary for understanding information and communication technologies, including hardware, software, systems, networks (local networks and the Internet)); media literacy (knowledge, skills and abilities necessary for understanding all means of (mass) communication and formats in which the creation, storage, transmission and presentation of data, information and knowledge is carried out). We gave examples and analysis of the current situation in rural schools, the reasons why it is necessary to develop and implement information and communication technologies in small schools and the practice of their application. We also described the main directions of development of teachers in rural schools (areas that require special attention when designing a development program for a particular school) and the conditions that are necessary for this. Keywords: information literacy, rural school students | 942 | |||||
607 | One of the urgent problems of the development of additional education of children in Russia is to increase its accessibility and quality. Modern measures of state policy in the field of education are aimed at updating the content and technologies of additional education of children in accordance with the needs of the individual and public order, ensuring its accessibility for children with different educational needs and opportunities in the context of increasing the efficiency of the resources used. The article discusses the basic principles of the development of the system of additional education of children in Russia at the present stage. Based on the analysis of modern regulatory and program-targeted documents, a characteristic of the main directions of modernization of regional systems of further education is presented. The leading theoretical ideas of building a system of personified continuing education are described: individualization, personalization and personification. The analysis of modern state requirements for the regional system of additional education of children is carried out, the leading mechanisms of the formation of the regional system of additional education are highlighted. The author analyzes the content of personified funding for the implementation of additional general education programs in accordance with the requirements of accessibility, quality and effectiveness. The meaning of the idea of personalization in continuing education is disclosed applicable to the system of accessibility and quality management of educational programs. Based on the program approach, a model of a regional system of additional education for children is proposed that meets modern requirements. Keywords: model, regional educational system, personified additional education of children | 941 | |||||
608 | The article is devoted to the problem of the future teacher inclusion in interaction with the family in the process of teaching practice. The transition to tiered education in universities, the importance of meeting the new requirements of the State and society offer new challenges for pedagogical practice, increase its value in mastering pedagogical competences, the basics of teaching and educational work. Pedagogical practice as one of the forms of vocational training in the university relies on theoretical professional knowledge and provides grounds for practical cognition of patterns and principles of education and upbringing. In the educational process the course work and cognitive activity of future teachers is closely related to the academic disciplines of theoretical training. During teaching practice, theoretical knowledge is therefore used in solving practical problems. Teaching practice, serving as an activity, is interpreted as the interdependence of internal and external substantive activity, the coordination of goals, objectives, motivations, conditions for their achievement. Internal actions imply planning, foreseeing the outcome, understanding the purpose, principles and mode of action and implementation criteria. External actions imply organization of real practical activity and interaction with objects and phenomena of the surrounding reality. This situation is characteristic of the future teacher’s activities during the teaching practice, which contributes to the development of general pedagogical knowledge and skills. The content of teaching practice is aimed at students’ development of cognitive, activity and emotional-personal components (criteria) of vocational training for interaction with the family. In the course of the experimental work the level of students’ preparedness for interaction was assessed. The results showed positive dynamics of changes in the components of students’ preparedness for interaction. Keywords: teaching practice, vocational training, activity, future teacher, interaction with family | 940 | |||||
609 | The present article considers the motivation for Creative writing in a foreign language. Even such techniques of Creative writing as Automatic writing and Free Writing do not motivate some students to write creative texts. We see the solution to this methodology problem in employing visual materials. We organized a questionnaire for third- and fourthyear Linguistics students of the Humanitarian Department at Novosibirsk State Technical University. According to the questionnaire 54 % respondents need visual materials for writing creative texts. The purposes of research are to study the selection criteria of visual materials and to consider the possibilities for using them in a Creative writing process (in particular at German lessons at non-linguistic universities). Finally, the key findings are analyzed. Keywords: Creative writing, writing in a foreign language, visual materials, ways to increase motivation for Creative writing in a foreign language | 938 | |||||
610 | Nowadays the use of authentic videos at the lessons of foreign lessons in secondary schools is an urgent topic for research and study. The use of video at the lessons contributes to the formation of skills and the development of skills of one of the most important types of speech activity – speaking. Comparing the facts, cultural characteristics, and the behaviour of people in society, we form a positive attitude to the culture of the country of the language being studied, using modern techniques and techniques for working with video materials. The article describes the criteria for selecting authentic videos and the main stages of working with video materials that can be used at the lessons of foreign language in secondary schools. The article presents the results of a study on the influence of various authentic videos on the process of improving the skills of monologue speech. The article demonstrates the tendency of the effective use of authentic videos in the process of improving the students’ speaking skills and the positive dynamics of the students’ attitude to the learning process as a whole. The necessity to develop speaking skills through the use of authentic videos in the educational process is also shown, noting that this process will be given special attention in the following scientific papers. The results of the study allow us to outline a strategy for further work with video materials. Keywords: mastering speaking skills, authentic video materials, monologue speech, foreign language, secondary school | 938 | |||||
611 | This article is devoted to the development of students’ interest in the technical profile of education and the identification of engineering thinking, implementation of educational robotics in the framework of the Federal State Educational Standard of the new generation. The possibilities of integrating subjects within the framework of the educational robotics course are presented. The main directions of educational robotics, as well as the possibilities of educational robotics and its impact on other subjects such as technology, science, mathematics and physics are considered. The author’s teaching methods based on LEGO educational constructors are studied. The most popular learning methods at the moment are the method of Filippov Sergei, the method of Polyakov Konstantin Yurevich and increasingly popular method is the League of Robots, Author Paul Basker. On the basis of age psychological features, and also Federal State Educational Standard of new generation, criteria for the analysis of the chosen techniques have been compiled, the analysis of techniques is carried out. The result is presented in the table. An example of testing a training robotics course at the Children’s Center for Educational Robotics of Tomsk State Pedagogical University, as a result of which a practical orientation and a meta-subject teaching technique for educational robotics have been proved. Keywords: Educational robotics, meta-subject learning technique, teaching method | 937 | |||||
612 | Introduction. In the context of a continuously increasing flow of educational information, there is a contradiction between its large volume and limited time to study. Accordingly, the question arises about the structuring of educational information for laboratory work on inorganic chemistry based on the characteristics of its perception by students. Material and methods. The study was conducted on the basis of determining the effectiveness of the developed instructions for laboratory work in chemistry. It included the results of students’ questioning, determining the difficulty of their perception of instructions in textual and structured forms, estimating the time spent on preparation, execution of work and drawing up a report for them in the experimental and control groups. The groups had the same working conditions and level of training, but their difference was the use of different teaching materials. The results of the input and output control of students’ knowledge in order to identify the quality of the assimilation of chemical information in laboratory classes are given. Results and discussion. The features of the developed instructions for laboratory studies at the university are described, including: presenting them in a table containing individual blocks, algorithmizing the description of actions performed during the experiment, highlighting questions and tasks for experiments. The construction of proposals in the algorithm of the course of the chemical experiment is proposed. An example of the description of the content of experience to the laboratory work is given. The results of the pedagogical experiment are presented, which includes an analysis of the assessment of the difficulty of perceiving instructions of various forms, the cost of study time for preparing and conducting chemical ex periments at work, and testing students in the control and experimental groups. A survey of teachers of chemistry and biology was conducted, the results of which testify to the universality of the presented materials and the possibility of their use in school practice of teaching natural science subjects. Conclusion. The use of structured instructive and methodological materials in conducting laboratory studies in inorganic chemistry helps save study time for preparing and carrying out experiments, on the basis of which the methods of carrying out laboratory work are improved, which allows learners to assimilate chemical information more consciously and qualitatively. Keywords: chemistry laboratories, structured teaching materials, ergonomics in teaching, difficulty of perception of the text, teaching aid, input and output controls | 936 | |||||
613 | Prognostic competence is necessary for future specialist’s professional stability and perspective. It is also necessary for his prognostic orientation in the education system ensuring its effective organization. In this work, we consider the structural and content characteristics of pedagogical magistracy student’s prognostic competence. The author formulated three components of competence: knowledge, activity and motivational-value. A criteria-based assessment has been developed for pedagogical magistracy student’s prognostic competence. It includes indicators and levels of prognostic competence formation, as well as diagnostic tools that allow to determine the effectiveness of pedagogic magistracy student’s prognostic competence formation. We provide a questionnaire to identify the level of cognitive component formation of magistracy student’s prognostic competence. This questionnaire shows the level of conceptual and categorical apparatus possession of scientific and pedagogical forecasting, terminology of the problem, knowledge of the methods and ways of forecasting in pedagogy, strength and completeness of theoretical knowledge assimilation in forecasting. It also shows the idea of modern forecasting methods in the educational system and the possibility of combining it with traditional methods, the use of their skills to predict their professional activities. The results of the study may be used by teachers that train future pedagogical specialists in higher educational institutions. Keywords: pedagogical magistracy, university education, forecasting, prognostic competence, structural and content characteristics | 936 | |||||
614 | The article presents the author’s view on the training of qualified specialists for agricultural production. The economic and managerial training of qualified specialists for agricultural production is considered taking into account the World Skills Russia standard in the field of training “Agricultural mechanization” using the example of secondary vocational education. The author describes the model of training qualified specialists in the specialization «Agricultural Mechanization». The specification of the World Skills standard on the competence “Operation of agricultural machines” is given. The introduction of this specification in the educational process of OGBPOU «Tomsk Agrarian College» is described. The process of organizing training sessions is considered. The connection of teaching with life, with agricultural production is not only the use of materials about the historical path of agricultural science and practice, but the consideration of an urgent issue as the need for knowledge of the economy, organization and planning of agricultural production. The teacher’s task is to apply economic knowledge in practice, for example, in the study of agricultural machinery, that is, machines and mechanisms, to be able to determine the effectiveness of the use of machines, fertilizers, pesticides, etc. Thus, in the matter of training students, it is important that the content of classes include specific material aimed at developing students’ interest in their chosen specialty. Keywords: secondary vocational education, qualified specialists, economic management training, agriculture, standard specification, theoretical training, intersubject communications, production training | 936 | |||||
615 | In the new standard one of the important formed actions is problem solving. The solution to any problem begins with a question that a researcher or a student who has a difficulty has posed to himself. This requirement stems from modern standards for school education. The world has become so complex that a person has problems in any field of activity. At school No. 49 in Tomsk, one of the programs for the development of a teacher is aimed at teaching pupils to solve educational problems. At the beginning of its formation, primary school students were trained in this, but then it became necessary to teach elementary students to the elements of the program. Teaching primary school students the ability to solve first the simplest problems revealed the need to train them to ask questions, since the problem itself is formulated as a question. In the educational culture there are different types of questions. Not all types of questions cause students to solve a problem. But, different types of questions are needed to solve it. They serve to understand the text, the situation, the problem, as a result of which it is so important to teach schoolchildren how to work with questions in elementary school. The most effective are the six types of questions developed by B. Bloom. The authors suggest ways of teaching elementary school students an understanding of the meaning of questions, posing different questions and competent and complete answers to questions. As a model of question types, Bloom’s flower is used. In the submissions you can get acquainted with the ways of assessing students from the second to the fourth grade – how the number of students asking questions changes. As students gradually ask more difficult questions. How these questions are applied in solving problems. Keywords: Bloom’s flower, recognition of the meaning of different questions, questions for different texts, questions at different stages of problem solving, the effectiveness of questions in training | 934 | |||||
616 | The question of professional tasks of a preschool education teacher is discussed. Pedagogical activity is a process of solving professional tasks of various types. The article describes the psychological task, as one of the types of professional tasks in educational activities. The specificity of the psychological task in a teacher’s practice is its uncertainty. The uncertainty of the task is related to an individual’s perception of a situation, his personal attitude towards that situation, the individual experience of solving such problematic situations and the presence of personal meanings regarding what is happening in the context of the general level of psychological maturity of a person. This implies the variability of solutions. The choice of pedagogical actions is connected to a number of conditions: the perception of the situation, attitude towards the situation, the emotions it causes, the experience of solving problematic situations and the preferred behavioral models and the desired outcome. The article describes the informative characteristics of the three solutions of the psychological problem. The following situation is psychologically competent: a wholesome perception of the situation, the attitude towards the situation as a meaningful one for others (a personally and socially significant situation), feelings are associated with internal experiences shared with feelings of others; decisions are aimed for benefitting all of the participants of the situation, the result is defined as useful and significant for other people, for society, along with their own achievements. The article provides an example of solving a psychological problem by a teacher in the form of a case in accordance with the third option. Appeal to the groups of universal and general professional competencies, indicated in modern FGOS VO, showed that each of the designated competencies contains not only psychological terminology, but also contains ideas of a variable approach towards their development. One of the options for the development of professional competencies, in our opinion, is the use of a task approach that includes a combination of different types of tasks. In the typification of professional tasks noted in the FGOS VO 3 ++, the psychological task is included in broad nominations of such types as accompaniment, cultural and educational, organizational and managerial, methodical. Keywords: tasks of a teacher’s professional activity, a psychological task, an open type problem, a teacher’s psychological competence, system approach, subject approach, humanitarian paradigm of education | 933 | |||||
617 | The article shows a new sociocultural vision of the principle of intellectualization, focused on the development of the intellectual culture of bachelors from various perspectives. The material for the study was the development system of the intellectual culture of bachelors of higher education, where the principle of intellectualization was the backbone principle. A theoretical and methodological analysis of the leading concepts on the topic under study, a content analysis, comparative analysis. In the study of pedagogical experience, the method of classification and analogies was used. Empirical methods included questioning, conversation, comparative analysis. Statistical methods were based on mathematical analysis methods. The leading methodological approaches, the functional significance of the principle of intellectualization as a special reference point, necessary for the implementation of the new generation of FSES in higher education are shown. The psychological and pedagogical significance is disclosed, the trend of intellectualization as a leading direction and the social need for the development of Russian education in the future, forward taking into account international challenges: innovation, information, development of nano, bio, cognito, information technology, integration processes, employer requirements, is substantiated. The pedagogical view reveals the principle of intellectualization in improving the quality of bachelor’s training at a university. The sociocultural aspect of the implementation of the principle of intellectualization provides professional growth, a career for bachelors in the near and long term. Particular attention is focused on the possibilities of manifesting the principle of intellectualization through the parameters of activity, content structure, level indicators of the development of intellectual culture of bachelors. The effectiveness of the implementation of the development system of the intellectual culture of bachelors is proved, where the principle of intellectualization has become the system-forming element of the system. The levels of development of intellectual culture, the main types of activity in educational, research work are determined by the following indicators: activity in the training session; research activities; Bachelor’s mental work culture; reflective activity; experience of communicative interaction. Indicators of the development of intellectual culture were analyzed and taken into account at each course (from 1 to 4 courses) for undergraduate in technical and pedagogical areas. It is proved that the principle of intellectualization is a key strategy, a guideline that provides a high level of development of the intellectual culture of the future bachelor of various directions. The implementation of the principle of intellectualization is embedded in the content and activity components of education and involves the active involvement of future bachelors in scientific and practical activities, focusing on obtaining a specific result, which ensures the future professional success of bachelors. Keywords: intellectualization, principle of intellectualization, professional training, intellectual culture, quality of training | 933 | |||||
618 | Introduction. Many aspects of history of formation at the beginning of the XX century, both the pre-revolutionary and Soviet periods, have still not received adequate lighting in historical and pedagogical studies. With development of the economic sphere of the state at a boundary of XIX – the beginnings of the 20th century, education became mass and gained more and more secular character, and the system of training of teachers demanded change in approaches and methods of teaching. Reforms in the system of pedagogical education in the conditions of revolutionary events, changes of political regimes in the years of civil war, formation of the Soviet school system forced to look for actively more effective strategy for preservation and development of traditions of teachers’ training. In these conditions, people who defined professional formation of future teacher and sought to keep the educational capacity of educational institutions in any circumstances were of particular importance. Research objective is to restore Alexander Konstantinovich Volnin’s biography – the famous representative of the Russian professional and pedagogical corporation of the beginning of the 20th century. His pedagogical career was connected with active participation in processes of reforming of the teacher’s institutes directed to improvement of the principles of training of teachers and the organization of business of national education. Material and methods. Article is prepared on the basis of unique archive materials and the publication of various profile editions. Results and discussion. Throughout the Soviet period of historical and pedagogical researches the name of A. K. Volnin was mentioned only in connection with his pupil famous for the Soviet teacher A. S. Makarenko. These circumstances made impossible an objective research of the biography of Alexander Konstantinovich. Using the fractional information collected from the most different and quite often contradictory sources it is established that the major stages professional Alexander Konstantinovich Volnin’s activity in the sphere of pedagogical education, were connected with history of the Poltava and New Nikolaev teacher’s institute. He took the most active part in development of provisions of reform of teacher’s institutes of 1917. He was an expert and the methodologist in the field of training of teachers for labor school. Conclusion. Studying of history of development of pedagogical education, traditions of teaching, restoration of historical continuity in work of various generations of teachers is an important factor of development of pedagogical science and daily teacher’s practice. Keywords: Alexander Konstantinovich Volnin, history of pedagogical education, reform of teacher’s institutes, A. S. Makarenko, Poltava teacher’s institute, New Nikolaev teacher’s institute | 932 | |||||
619 | The paper considers the issue of organization and implementation of distance education in higher education institutions during the period of self-isolation and quarantine, established in many countries in connection with the spread of a new coronoviral infection. Examples of the main problems and trends revealed by sociological surveys of university instructors and students conducted in Russia and abroad have been described. Thus, the number of educational institutions had to introduce three main types of teaching and learning including asynchronous with students studying independently, synchronous based on web-conferencing services and blended covering both the types; the most popular trends in dealing with the implementation of digital teaching and learning indicated student volunteering activities in providing technological and psychological support to teachers and school students. The results of the online survey of university instructors and students in Tomsk State Pedagogical University conducted at the end of the spring semester 2020 have been exposed. The author identifies some possible directions of the university on work with digital technologies in education and implementation of successful cases and practices: an introductory stage of training university students and instructors how to use digital tools in the teaching and learning process, updating university digital platforms and tools, providing on-going technological and methodological support to university instructors, arranging seminars on best teaching and learning practices. Keywords: distance learning, online survey, self-isolation, electronic resources, digital technologies in education | 932 | |||||
620 | The article analyzes the experience of the organization of research work at the Faculty of Culture and Arts of Tomsk State Pedagogical University in the direction of training masters of 44.01.03 Pedagogical education, orientation (profile) Music. The role and place of the research work of students in the formation of professional competencies, in increasing the motivation to learn, expanding the research qualities of the future teacher is substantiated. The main directions and tasks of research work in the system of pedagogical training of students-musicians are indicated. The essence, content and forms of organization of research work of students in higher education institutions are considered, aimed at creating a system of theoretical knowledge and practical skills that allow to form attitudes towards science as a priority tool for diagnosis, design, forecasting and improvement of pedagogical practice in music education. Despite the presence of significant scientific developments, methodological recommendations, the effectiveness and efficiency of students’ research work still leaves much to be desired: the majority of future teachers have an incomplete or distorted understanding of this aspect of vocational training, in addition, they have no practically or present fragmentary relevant methodological knowledge and skills. The overwhelming number of students and a significant part of teachers are not aware of the social and personal significance of research activities, their place in vocational training, the general cultural development of a personality, its self-realization and effectiveness. There is still a certain inconsistency in the methods of managing the research work of students. Practice shows that the organization of research work of students contributes to improving the quality of training, the growth of scientific and pedagogical qualifications of teachers and scientific and pedagogical workers, the direct use of significant scientific potential to accelerate scientific and social development and achieve relevant results. Keywords: research work, magistracy, music teacher, educational process | 930 | |||||
621 | The article is devoted to the analysis of such social phenomenon as tolerance to children and adolescents with developmental disorders. It contains a fragment of research carried out by the authors during 2009–2017. Based on the analysis of the answers given by representatives of three socio-demographic groups (pupils in secondary schools, students of higher educational institutions, adults) to the author’s questionnaires their attitude to children with disabilities from four categories was studied: children with mental retardation, cerebral palsy, blind and visually impaired, deaf and hard of hearing. Adult respondents express less tolerant attitude to children with disabilities, in comparison with students and schoolchildren: 45.9 % object to teaching their children together with a child with developmental problems, 41.2 % speak out for separate education, 33.9 % object to joint extracurricular activities. 82.5 % of students and 76.6 % of adults are not ready to provide voluntary, even temporary, assistance. A comparative analysis of interaction with them in various spheres and situations is described. In general, the studied groups are characterized by differences in the answers to the questions, suggesting and not suggesting personal involvement in the situation of interaction with such a child, more pronounced in the responses of adult respondents. The differences in the level of tolerance, as in different social situations of interaction and in relation to different categories of children with disabilities were obtained. Keywords: tolerance, schoolchildren, students, adults, children with mental retardation, hard of hearing and deaf children, children with cerebral palsy, visually impaired and blind children | 929 | |||||
622 | Currently, the modern teacher is increasingly faced with the need to process a large information amount in classes’ preparation. This is especially true of university teachers who need to convey to students a lot of new information, using modern educational technologies. They consider lesson plans writing as a routine and time consuming activity. We propose to use the “structuring” of the lesson, in the process of which the teacher determines its theme, formulates the goal, objectives, final results and distributes the material into groups in accordance with the new state educational standards. In the future, such an information fragmentation has a positive effect on the students learning. In this article, the problem of structuring a lesson is considered with the interconnected teaching of German as a second foreign language, since the planning of such a lesson is associated with the simultaneous teaching of various aspects of the language. Of the entire spectrum of modern teaching technologies, in the course of teaching a second foreign language, health-saving, gaming, technologies of modular learning, personalityoriented, and others were applied. The practical training structure in the second foreign language has been experimentally tested and confirmed. It is proved that a properly structured, phased study of material leads to its effective learning by students. Keywords: structuring, modern learning technologies, second foreign language, higher education institution, interconnected teaching | 929 | |||||
623 | The problem of conceptual underdevelopment of the supervisory practice of tutor support is discussed. The reason for the absence of theoretical models of supervision is seen in the empirical outstripping of this practice in relation to the conceptual reflection of tutoring as a type of professional activity. As a possible theoretical model for the supervision of a tutor, a “tutor system” is proposed, similar to the psychotherapeutic supervision system, which includes 3 types of focus of attention: on a tutorant, a tutor, and the process of tutor support. The content of supervision is indicated, which is determined by each of these angles of attention. Behavioral patterns characterizing tutors and tutorants are described, the corresponding deficits of subjectivity and identity are identified. Deficiencies in educational and professional subjectivity, as well as diffuse educational and professional identity, are defined as criteria for identifying a “complex” supervisor and tutorant. The most important conditions for effective supervision of tutoring practice are called accurate recognition in the process of supervision of the limitations and shortcomings of the personal, activity and communicative plan, which are characteristic of a tutor and a tutorant, as well as the implementation of the fundamental idea of the activity approach about turning the concept of action into activity. Keywords: supervision of a tutor, “tutor system”, behavior patterns, deficiencies of subjectivity and identity, “difficult” clients | 929 | |||||
624 | The article highlights the issues of the development of the quality of higher education under modern conditions through the provision of the network interaction of the universities. This article clarifies the concepts of “quality of education”, “network (joint) educational programs”, “academic mobility”, reveals the essence of the content of network interaction. The main contexts that determine the actualization of the network interaction of universities in Russia and abroad are identified. The practice of implementing the network interaction of Tomsk State University aimed at the ensuring of the academic mobility of students is described. The analysis of scientific and pedagogical literature on the development of the quality of education is presented. The article presents that in order to achieve the quality of higher education under modern conditions, it is necessary to substantiate the potential of university networking and to ensure its conceptual apparatus. Through the combination of the benchmarking survey, analysis of the university regulation documents and a set of the interviews with the Russian and international students – participants of the academic mobility programs, a deeper understanding of the importance of the universities’ networking interaction is developed. This study proves the necessity for the universities to consider the use of a universities; networking interaction for the development of the quality of education. Keywords: quality of education, networking, joint (network) educational programs, academic mobility | 929 | |||||
625 | The analysis of modern normative documents, including the Federal state educational standard of preschool education, which regulates the activities of preschool organizations, was performed. The methodology of this work is presented by three groups of methods: theoreticaltheoretical analysis of psychological and pedagogical literature on the studied problems, their generalization and synthesis, empirical – «Ladder» (V. G. Shchur); «Tree» (L. P. Ponomarenko); « What am I?» (R. S. Nemov); «Definition of emotional self-esteem» (A. V. Zakharov); «Test De Greefe», as well as empirical data processing methods-statistical calculation of the Mann-Whitney U-test. A comparative analysis of the levels of self-esteem in preschool children with different sibling positions at a ascertaining stage revealed that the majority of the only children in the family has a high level of self-esteem, younger siblings also have a high level, while the vast majority of elder siblings has an average level, and even a low level of self-esteem was revealed in small manifestations. Taking into account age-related characteristics and the leading type of activity, a program was developed to optimize the self-esteem of preschool children. Analyzing the changes that occurred after the forming stage of the study at the control stage, it was found that the level of self-esteem in preschoolers increased, since the dominant level is the average level, and the results at the low level were reduced, in addition, some children were found to have a high level. Adequate self-esteem affects the further formation and development of the child’s personality. Therefore, it is important to work in preschool institutions to optimize the selfesteem of children. However, only comprehensive work will allow psychologists to monitor and help children optimize their self-esteem in time. A cartoon activity is a good method of optimizing the self-esteem of preschool children with different sibling position. Keywords: sibling, sibling position, preschool age, preschoolers, self-esteem | 928 | |||||
626 | The article presents the data relevant for training and socialization of persons with disabilities. The urgency of studying vocabulary in the conditions of inclusive education, based on the example of children with visual impairments and children with autism spectrum disorders, is proved. Analyzed the specificity of formation of vocabulary in a deficit and a distorted form of dysontogenesis. The difficulties of perception and reproduction of vocabulary in students with disabilities are indicated. Based on the above data a strategy for the compensation of vocabulary deficits through an interagency approach has been developed. The interdepartmental approach involves interaction at three levels (the level of the region, the municipality and the specific organization), which makes possible social partnership and provides the necessary general conditions for the sustainable functioning of the process of compensation of lexical deficit as a social system. Social interaction is presented on the example of volunteer activity of students of pedagogical university on the basis of school for students with disabilities and theatrical excursions organized for children with disabilities and youth by the Department of Culture of the Administration of Tomsk, the Museum of History of Tomsk, the Tourist Information Center of Tomsk. Volunteer activities of students are manifested in various directions: summer school camp, creative workshops and master classes, tolerance days and New Year party. This practice is very useful for students, as modern realities imply the ability to work in an inclusive education system. In turn, creative activities can interest children and gain new social skills, enrich vocabulary and compensate for lexical difficulties. Keywords: lexical deficit, inclusive education, interactive excursion, volunteer activity, children with disabilities, vocabulary, interdepartmental interaction, socialization | 928 | |||||
627 | The article uncovers the conceptual approaches to interpreting of personal selfdetermination. The fundamental statements, as the authors state, continue to be relevant from the modern scientific point of view. The authors assume that this notion research results may steer the direction of further research of the personal self-determination characteristics within the inclusive education field. The given object/process phenomenon is in focus of philosophical, sociological and pedagogical studies. The contexts of each of those sciences are used to address the actual complex tasks of the research. The discussion touching different philosophical concepts is based on the speculation in regards to: what it the level of personal freedom impact on the professional growth of a person, how do the external social circumstances affect the personal choices, how do family, personal and social factors of the past affect the behavioral strategies. The sociological approach evaluates the specifics of selfdetermination as an element of goal-establishment and a social role-based behavior. The psychological approach defines the procedural characteristics of self-determination and its determining internal factors. The personal and subject-behavioral psychological approaches are the most productive bases in considering the issue of the self-determination for people with limiting life circumstances during the period of their professional establishment in the inclusive educational environment. Keywords: personality, personal self-determination, positive psychology, education, professional education, personal potential, inclusive education | 927 | |||||
628 | The professional difficulties of teachers and the educational difficulties of primary schoolchildren, updated by the regime of total distance learning caused by the spread of COVID-19, are highlighted. The author concludes that regulatory and cognitive UUD are insufficiently formed in children, which entailed the educational helplessness of the child. The reason for this is the lack of focus on educators on the formation of the ability to learn and the relationship between subject and universal educational activities. The author discusses why distance learning cannot be the basic form in elementary school: the harmful effects on children’s health, the destruction of general cultural skills, technological risks, the destruction of living contacts with adults and other children. The author shows how the didactic scheme of the lesson and the professional functions of the teacher have changed: from intermediary to organizational and methodological. The main features of the online lesson and the typical mistakes of teachers during its conduct are highlighted. It is shown how it is possible to attract parents to the implementation of different models of interaction with the child in home schooling. The author predicts how the traditional lesson will change due to the teachers getting the experience of intensive distance learning in elementary school, which didactic and methodological aspects will become relevant. Keywords: distance learning, universal educational activities, lesson, elementary school (student), interaction | 926 | |||||
629 | The article raises the question of finding effective forms and means of overcoming the value disorientation of the younger generation. As a solution to this problem, the author proposes to use the volunteer resource of student youth, to attract future teachers to work with children’s associations of different ages at leisure and recreation sites. The content, purpose, objectives, methods and forms of interaction between volunteers and children at such sites determine the spiritual and moral orientation of their joint activities. To understand the specifics of such social practice, the author of the article presented the rationale for the peculiarities of educational activities of a spiritual and moral orientation, concretized the pedagogical goals and the result of this activity, taking into account possible restrictions, methods of selecting specific types and forms of interaction between children and volunteers, which allow initiating the spiritual efforts of pupils to self-analysis of activities and behavior, to motivate them to choose creative ways of self-realization. These theoretical propositions have been tested in practice and have proven their effectiveness within the framework of the “Guys from Our Yard” project, which has been implemented for five years by students of the Solikamsk State Pedagogical Institute (branch) of the Perm State National Research University. The materials proposed in the article can be used by volunteer associations, student pedagogical teams for organizing educational activities of a spiritual and moral orientation at leisure and recreation sites (or in working conditions with children’s associations of different ages at the place of residence). Keywords: spiritual and moral education, volunteering, educational activities at leisure and recreation sites, children’s association of different ages | 926 | |||||
630 | The current stage of world historical development is characterized by a tendency towards economic and cultural rapprochement between countries and peoples, which forms a certain social order in the use of functional capabilities of both native and foreign languages by carriers in order to implement strategically important life tasks: educational, industrial, everyday – household, scientific, cultural. Mastering the Russian language by a foreign native speaker should take into account the achievements of a number of branches of scientific knowledge: linguodidactics, general pedagogy and psychology, theories of speech and textual activity, the theory of linguistic personality, psycholinguistics, communication science, subject methodology (theory and practice of teaching Russian as a foreign language). Based on their own pedagogical experience in teaching Russian as a foreign language in the audience of native Chinese speakers, by systematizing and generalizing the existing developments, the authors propose an original concept, in which the types of secondary linguistic personalities are described, distinguished on the basis of the competence approach. In the course of the study, the comparative method, observation and the method of scientific description are involved. Mastering a foreign language marks a certain level of competence characteristics of an inauthentic speaker. The most “advanced” level of proficiency in Russian as a foreign language presupposes the conscious use of the resources of the language, expressed in the ability to correctly assess the situation in terms of relevance, ethics and communicative expediency of use. From these positions, a secondary linguistic personality is understood as a carrier who masters a foreign language in an authentic socio-cultural context and relying on it in order to implement the tasks of effective multicultural communication. At the same time, the carrier demonstrates a certain level of development of competencies: linguistic, linguocultural, intercultural and communicative. The results obtained in the course of the study allow us to say that in the study of the activity of a secondary linguistic personality aimed at mastering Russian as a foreign language, the most effective is the use of a competence-based approach. This approach allows us to study the secondary linguistic personality in the dynamics of the formation of its competence properties at each stage of development that we have identified: the formation of the secondary linguistic personality as a user of a foreign language, the formation of a system of special knowledge and skills in the foreign language in relation to the target language, professional knowledge of a foreign language. The presented typology of secondary linguistic personalities, highlighted on the basis of the competence-based approach, can be used in modern linguodidactics. Keywords: secondary linguistic personality, linguodidactics, Russian as a foreign language, competence-based approach, competence | 926 | |||||
631 | The problem of socialization of students with autism spectrum disorders is addressed. One of the main problems of interaction with adults and peers is violation of communication owing to the distorted perception of reality. The analysis of strong and weak points of use of speech components of children of the specified category is carried out and one of the modern approaches to enhancing communication processes – the use of alternative communication is presented. The inclusion of scripted (scripted, automated) phrases in the learning process, social interaction, and game allows children with autistic range disorders to form the communication skills that are necessary for their inclusion in a society. The article presents examples of social scenarios that mimic children in the classroom. The significance of the diagnosis of speech typologies in ASD is determined, which is due to the determination of the educational path of social communication in children with ASD. The analysis of the behavior and interaction of autists with adults was also carried out according to the following criteria: a large volume of nouns, imitation of nouns, a small number of imitations, wider use of narrative sentences, the presence of correlations of the subject’s concept of a word. In this regard, among children with ASD, both reference and expressive children can be distinguished. Keywords: children with autism spectrum disorders, communication, referential and expressive speech type, social and echolalistic scripting | 925 | |||||
632 | Conditions of formation of psychological and pedagogical conditions of adaptation of children to school already at a stage of preschool education are considered. There is a great influence of the degree of development of psychological factors in preschool children on the success of their adaptation to school. Particular attention is paid to the problem of adaptation of children to school, taking into account the development of their sound, lexical and grammatical structure of speech, phonemic abilities. Factors influencing successful adaptation of first-graders are generalized. The addition of one more factor to this group is substantiated: competent and expressive speech of the child, correct pronunciation of letters and syllables, developed phonemic abilities. The analysis of the ratio of phonemic abilities and subsequent adaptation of children to school was carried out. At the theoretical level, the features of manifestation of phonemic abilities in the learning process in the first grade and their impact on the success of adaptation to school. The main approaches to the formation of phonemic abilities in preschool children are considered. There are specific conditions for the organization of classes in kindergarten for the development of phonemic abilities, taking into account the age characteristics of children and special requirements for the organization of work with children at this stage of development according to the Federal State Educational Standard for Pre- School Education. It is concluded that the timely development of phonemic abilities will contribute to the correct pronunciation, understanding of speech, its perception, and then successful learning in school, which will lead to a more favorable and positive adaptation of firstgraders. Keywords: phonemic abilities, speech, adaptation, preschoolers, maladaptation, grammatical structure, sound reproduction | 923 | |||||
633 | The modernization of society raises issues of training personnel with developed innovative potential. In this situation, the issues of studying the specifics of the innovative behavior of the individual, the development of the innovative potential of students in the context of professional education are relevant. The study of innovative potential and innovative human behavior is based on an activity-based approach in psychology. Innovative activity creates favorable conditions for the development of personality, the effective use of internal potential. In innovative behavior, a person realizes his “actual potentiality”, the ability to transcendence, and personal growth becomes an actual state. For the development of the innovative potential of the individual, it is fundamentally important to develop the worldview of the individual, tolerance to uncertainty, and the need for self-realization. The problem of initiating innovative behavior is of great interest today. For modern pedagogy and psychology, the task of forming and developing a personality focused on innovative behavior is currently becoming urgent. Although the concepts of “formation” and “development” are close, the development process is still more significant in this issue, since it involves subjectivity, human activity. Currently, a promising model in the preparation of a modern specialist is a model of professional selfdevelopment, where the emphasis is on the internal activity of a person, the need for selfrealization. A necessary condition for the development of innovative potential is the educational environment, where a person is included in the cultural ties of society. The educational environment should contribute to the formation of an innovative culture of students, create a single and holistic process of innovative training of specialists. Keywords: innovative potential, innovative behavior, personal self-development, educational environment | 922 | |||||
634 | The methodological features of the course “Modern History of the Countries of Asia and Africa”, which the author reads for historian students at TSPU, are examined, relying on a brief comparative analysis of textbooks on relevant issues. The chronological framework of the course, based on the oriental approach, is substantiated: manifestations of a systemic or structural crisis in the countries, that took place in the 17th – first half of the 18th centuries are selected as the starting line, for the most part, revolutionary events or important milestones of the national liberation struggle – for the finite. The author’s version of the course structure is proposed, based on the “call-and-answer” concept of A. J. Toynbee: the material is divided into three parts – “internal challenge” (crises of the beginning of the Modern Time), “external challenge” (forms and consequences of Western powers colonial policy in the East), “response” (reaction of the population of Asian and African countries to internal and external challenges). The theoretical basis of the course is described, which has a comprehensive character and includes a civilizational approach, elements of a Marxist theory and a theory of modernization, the first being responsible for structuring micro-level material, the second and third provide macro-level generalization. Keywords: methods of teaching history at the university, Modern history of the countries of Asia and Africa | 922 | |||||
635 | In the article the aspects of teaching foreign languages to students with the application of distance technologies are considered. The advantages of distance learning are studied, the learning technology and the influence on mastering material are described. The authors justify the thesis that distance learning technologies must be applied together with traditional technologies according to university upgrading, integration and educational tendencies. The article gives the structure of distance learning course for studying foreign languages to students at Surgut State University. The university provides teachers and students with access to Wi-Fi, computer rooms and online libraries. In order to ensure successful learning as well as support for students, teachers of the Foreign Languages Department use digital curriculums, online repositories for teaching materials, tools and a management system for content development and course management. The present article provides an up-to-date evidencebased information of how distance learning has been developed at Surgut State university. In fact, distance learning is built on the organization of individual interaction, which increases the efficiency of teaching and organizing topics. It also describes the monitoring system at the university. As an example, the system is built on the basis of operational student and lecturers feedback, access to the automatic control through testing systems. Keywords: distance learning technologies, teaching of foreign languages to students, the Internet, Information Technology, the structure of distance learning course, innovations in education, language material, methods of teaching | 920 | |||||
636 | The article presents the results of diagnostics of gender-role self-determination of fifth – seventh grade pupils. For this purpose, an essay was organized on the topic “When I am 20 years old”, in which each pupil described his desired future. The analysis of the essay texts was carried out on the following aspects: profession; hobby; development of personal qualities; family life; desirable image in the future (in the eyes of others); activity in free time. It was confirmed that this technique has diagnostic capabilities to identify the features of genderrole self-determination of adolescents aged 11-14 in a mass school. In particular, it was revealed that the adolescents aged 11-14 years found to have no significant effect on their choice of occupation groups, the choice of hobby and leisure time activities. To some extent, age affects pupils ‘ choice of personality traits that they want to develop. If pupils in the fifth grade are more likely to choose internal (personal) qualities, the seventh graders are much more likely chose external characteristics. The impact of social desirability stereotypes at 11 years is stronger than age stereotypes. However, by the age of 14 these roles are changing places: age stereotypes affect adolescents more than stereotypes of social desirability. The gender impact of adolescents was also considered in all aspects. Keywords: gender-role self-determination, pupils of 5-7 classes, diagnostics of genderrole self-determination, results of diagnostics | 919 | |||||
637 | The article considers the urgent problem of improving the competitiveness of Russian universities in the global educational space. The problem is initiated by a challenging requirement to the system of Russian higher professional education, specifically, to comply with the modern pace of world development. This requirement is included in the list of global challenges for universities and is designated in the State Program of the Russian Federation “Development of Education in 2013–2020” as one of the crucial tasks of modernization and development of higher professional education. The launch of Project 5-100 has been the main vector of modernizing Russian higher education. The article aims to analyze the main provisions of Project 5-100, the methodology of world rankings ARWU, QS, THE and their indicators, the positions of Russian universities in the global educational space by the example of Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU), as well as to develop corrective measures. The main research methods were as follows: analysis of pedagogical literature, Project 5-100 documentation, methodology of world rankings ARWU, QS and THE, as well as analysis and synthesis of the information obtained. The study analyzed the positions of MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Lomonosov Moscow State University and TPU in the world rankings and identified two groups of TPU activities: TPU strengths and underachievements with regard to QS ranking. As well, measures to fix underachievements by improving the quality of ranking indicators and providing the development of a multilingual environment, retraining teachers and revising educational programs were provided. An effective condition for the consolidation of the proposed measures, it is suggested to implement the teaching methods that would create conditions for the development of a multilingual environment, specifically, the methods involving the integration of subject knowledge and foreign language. The assumption regarding the effectiveness of methods integrating subject and language knowledge is based on their potential to strengthen the practical orientation of language practice among students and teachers, as well as reduce the time resource for mastering a foreign language for professional communication. Keywords: higher education, university competitiveness, world university rankings, methodology of leading world rankings, QS, THE, project 5-100 | 919 | |||||
638 | The article describes the process of formation of mathematical competence of future engineers, technicians in the system of secondary vocational education in the context of a new generation of Federal state educational standards within the modular-rating system of education. The analysis of pedagogical practice in the preparation of this work revealed the problems that arise in the formation of the mathematical competence of students. This article provides the necessary criteria for selection of educational material, which is used in the learning process, it becomes possible to form mathematical competence of students in a specialty “engineer”, “technician”. In our view, the prospect of the development of the learning process is to synchronize the rhythms of students and teachers, which in turn will improve the quality of the teaching process, to give a more accurate assessment of students’ knowledge. The article substantiates the use of modular-rating system, shows the scheme of work with educational material in the conditions of application of modular-rating system, provides the content of parts of educational-methodical complexes. The article also describes the advantages of the modularrating system, the conditions to ensure the effectiveness of the implementation of the modularrating system. Keywords: FSES SVE (Federal State Educational Standard of Secondary Vocational Education), mathematical competence, future engineers, technicians, modular-rating system of education | 917 | |||||
639 | The article presents the results of a study into differences in ideas of a conflict situation among boys and girls studying at a teacher training college and the correlation of ideas of a conflict situation and the level of self-esteem and claims among the students. The conducted research contributes to the solution of the actual for modern education problem of forming teachers’ conflict competence. The purpose of the article is to analyze the difference in ideas of a conflict situation among boys and girls and to outline the directions of psychological and pedagogical work on the formation of future teachers’ conflict competence. The research methodology was the analysis and generalization of scientific works and publications of native and foreign psychologists on the problems of ideas in psychology, conflict situation and conflict competence, self-esteem and claims, as well as the use of adequate psycho-diagnostic methods (projective, subjective scaling) for empirical study of students’ ideas of a conflict situation, self-esteem and claims and statistical methods (analysis of differences significance, correlation analysis) to study differences in ideas of a conflict situation among boys and girls and to study the correlation between ideas of a conflict situation and levels of self-esteem and claims. The results of an empirical study into students’ ideas of a conflict situation, self-esteem and claims of students demonstrate the absence of significant gender differences in the studied constructs. Statistical analysis of the data revealed differences in the ideas of a conflict situation among young men and women with different levels of self-esteem and claims and direct correlation between the studied indicators. It is proved that negative ideas of a conflict situation correlate with passive strategies of conflict behavior (evasion, concession) and low level of selfesteem and claims, and, on the contrary, positive ideas of a conflict situation correlate with active strategies of conflict behavior (compromise, cooperation, competition) and adequate level of self-esteem and claims. The results and conclusions presented in the article can be taken into account while training specialists at secondary vocational education institutions and can be used to develop a program to form conflict competence of students at a teacher training college, which can be implemented in the form of an elective course or psychological training. Keywords: ideas of a conflict situation, conflict and conflictological competence, level of selfesteem and claims | 917 | |||||
640 | The article deals with the definition of “grammar skill”. Structure of grammar skills and their types are given. The subject results of studying the English language described in the approximate general educational program of secondary education are analysed. The subject results of studying the English language that include grammar (syntactic) skills are pointed out. In accordance with the required grammar (syntactic) skills, the author’s method of the development of students grammar (syntactic) skills in the English language “Grammar Battleship” is presented. The relevance of the method in connection with the necessity to achieve practical skills in the English language given in the approximate general educational program of secondary general education is substantiated. The aim of the teaching method “Grammar Battleship” is to master syntactic skills that require understanding and use of correct word order and organization in phrases and sentences. The teaching method passport including its name, purpose, duration of implementation, location, toolkit and instruction in English is described. It is shown how to asses students activities as a result of the method implementation using the indicators according to system-activity approach to teaching the English language. In conclusion of the article, the author indicates the possibility of method transforming depending on students English level. Keywords: grammar skill, structure of grammar skill, syntactic grammar skills, foreign language, teaching method of development grammar (syntactic) skills “Grammar Battleship” | 917 | |||||
641 | The article represents the results of the first stage of research aimed at identifying ethnically determined models of pedagogical interaction for teaching foreign languages as a part of the basic module of Bachelor’s programs at university. The need to organize multicultural interaction in a classroom makes institutions of higher education solve several acute problems. These are supporting intercultural dialogue in poly-ethnical student groups, accommodating ethno-cultural differences in the teaching process along with respect to national spirit of students, creating appropriate educational environment for intercultural communication, as well as integrating students into poly-ethnical environment of university. The experience of Kemerovo State University (KemSU) teachers and lecturers in training international students is under consideration. The study has been carried out with the use of pedagogical observation, comparative analysis, literature review, survey, questioning, and interviewing. The analysis of interaction between students and teachers in poly-ethnical university environment provides the basis to describe 1) interpersonal relationship and interaction within poly-ethnical student groups, 2) international students’ communication with university teachers and lecturers, 3) involvement of international students in university social life. KemSU takes a variety of measures to involve international students in the social life of the university as well as the city and the region. The research has shown that there is no need in much effort aimed at correction of students’ interaction in poly-ethnical student groups. However, it is necessary for the university staff to take regular measures directed at developing and maintaining interethnic tolerance. At the same time the research has revealed the difficulties in the interaction of international students and teachers in the process of classroom work. Therefore, it is essential to develop and implement the models of pedagogical interaction to improve the process of teaching and learning in poly-ethnical university environment. Keywords: higher education, interethnic tolerance, international students, poly-ethnical university environment, pedagogical interaction | 916 | |||||
642 | The experience of introducing the results of scientific research of students to organize extracurricular educational and research activities of students in biology is described. It is shown that this is one of the main factors contributing to the study of students in schools. This is due to both age-related characteristics and the material and technical organization. An example of the implementation by students of the 5th grade of elementary basic research skills in botany when studying the topic “Germination of seeds and seedling growth” using the results of scientific studies of students is given. A workbook has been developed in which a student can record the results of his research, repeat and consolidate theoretical material. A workbook is an integral part of the developed extracurricular activities, can be used by a biology teacher to timely control the level of assimilation of the material and independent activity of all students. Analysis of the results of the pedagogical experiment showed that the level of knowledge of students in the experimental group was higher than in the control group by 28%, while the students of the experimental group received elementary research skills. The introduction of the results of their own scientific research for the organization of extracurricular educational and research activities of schoolchildren in biology allows students at the graduation to be ready theoretically and practically both in subject areas and in the teaching field. This contributes to the development of students’ skills of independent research and its use in their future pedagogical activities. Keywords: teaching and research activities, extracurricular activities, federal state educational standard, workbook, elementary research skills | 915 | |||||
643 | Self-development and self-organization of the personality are of great importance for the effectiveness of the educational and professional activities of the teacher. The article reveals the possibility of self-development of a bachelor of pedagogical education as the main component of the subject position and subject-subject relations. The interconnection of the key terms: subject, subjectivity, subjective position, subject-subject relations, is characterized. Using diagnostic tools, such as an author’s questionnaire consisting of open and closed questions, the specifics of understanding, the level and reasons for the refusal to demonstrate the subject position by bachelors in the educational process of a pedagogical university are revealed. Processing of the results of the questionnaire was carried out by calculating the average score and content analysis. As a result of the study, it was clarified that many factors influence the manifestation of the students’ subjective position in the process of their study at the university, some of which are the lack of self-organization, self-development skills, the predominant influence of the teacher and the lack of their joint activities. The article shows how, with the help of the case-method, it is possible to build the skill of self-organization of bachelors when organizing joint activities of a teacher and students at a pedagogical university. The substantial similarity of the implementation of the case method with the models of joint activity: authoritarian, leadership, partnership, is indicated. The emphasis is on the fact that, as part of the case method, when organizing joint activities, the main task is to build the subjectivation strategy between the teacher and the students in the process of solving various types of cases that become more complicated for each bachelor’s course. Features of the organization of students’ and teachers’ activities from the reproduction strategy to the strategy of cooperation through the demonstration by subjects of the educational process of their subjective position are presented. Keywords: self-organization, subject, subjectivity, subjective position, subject-subject relations, case-method, models of joint activity | 915 | |||||
644 | The methods of interaction between parents and children on the problem of developing the interest of the younger student in mathematics are submitted for consideration. Parents have serious difficulties in organizing their own help for children, not only in the framework of home independent work, but also in performing various tasks in mathematics, which makes it difficult to solve this problem. The research material was the results of a survey of parents, on the basis of which their position on the organization of work to develop the interest of younger students in mathematics is revealed. This problem is traditionally solved by the teacher in the classroom, and when organizing extracurricular activities, it involves parents. In relation to adults, the teacher takes an authoritarian position. It determines what difficulties the student is experiencing in learning individual subjects and what help parents can provide. The indicated variant of adult interaction leads to the fact that parents also take an authoritarian position when organizing independent activities of younger students. At the same time, the development of interest in learning at school, including academic subjects, requires a change in the position of adults. In this regard, it is advisable to inform parents about ways to develop younger students’ interest in mathematics, about ways to organize activities for their implementation, which can have a significant impact on the success of the younger student in mastering the content of the initial course of mathematics. For parents to understand the importance of a new way of organizing joint activities, it is necessary to change the teacher’s position from authoritarian to partner. This makes it possible to create conditions for mastering the techniques of productive interaction aimed at developing younger students’ interest in mathematics and mathematical activities. Keywords: mathematical activity, interest, methods of interaction organization, Junior school student, parents | 915 | |||||
645 | A survey of university teachers (130 people) from various study areas was conducted to identify the prevailing attitudes and judgments about the implementation and prospects for the development of various formats of higher education in an unstable epidemiological situation and changing socioeconomic conditions. The authors attempted to analyze the factors that determined the survey results and the challenges of creating conditions ensuring the optimal implementation of various formats in a modern university. The successful experience of the university faculty in a number of projects in the development of the digital educational environment at the international and all-Russian level is described. Inferior learning outcomes in the online format in comparison with face-to-face and blended format were reported by the respondents. The survey revealed an optimistic view of the teaching community regarding the prospects for the development of a blended format. Blended and face-to-face formats were preferred by the majority of respondents, regardless of their teaching experience at the university. Questions about the level of online education, effective tools for assessing its quality, measures to encourage online work turned out to be the most “sensitive”, which was reflected in the significant proportion of evasive answer to the above questions. Higher education ecosystems often lack professionals specializing in instructional design, data analysis, educational program development, educational technologies, etc., which adversely affects the quality of educational products. Keywords: higher education, educational format, online learning, blended learning, teacher assessment of learning outcomes, COVID-19 | 915 | |||||
646 | The digitalization in education poses a challenge for higher education to form students’ digital competencies, including interaction through digital technologies, information and data management, the ability to solve various problems in the use of information and communication technologies, integration and digital content processing. The purpose of this study is to identify the level of formation of digital competencies of cadets of the Academy of the EMERCOM of Russia. The research was carried out at the State Fire Academy of the EMERCOM of Russia with 168 first-year students. Main research methods: survey, conversation and interview. The results of the study illustrate a lack of students’ digital competence, in particular, information digital competencies (knowledge of the essence of digital footprint and cyber shadow) and digital competence of communication and cooperation (compliance with precautions when working on the Internet). Digital competence of 80 % of respondents was low: they have not heard anything about the concepts of “digital footprint” and “cyber shadow” and don’t take special precautions when working on the Internet. 15 % of the respondents had an average level of development of digital competencies: they are familiar with these concepts, but found it difficult to identify their essential content characteristics and precautions when working on the Internet. 5 % of the respondents have a high level of development of digital competencies: they know and understand the meaning of the concepts of “digital footprint” and “cyber shadow”, and observe precautions when working on the Internet. According to the results of the study, the authors came to the conclusion that there is a need for information and methodological support of students in this direction, which implies the integration of digital material into the content of disciplines, the inclusion of elective classes, the introduction of digital modules and additional educational programs. Keywords: digital footprint, cyber shadow, digitalization of education, Internet, students, high school | 914 | |||||
647 | The article considers the state of modern pre-school education in Russia and Mongolia. It is indicated that in both countries, preschool education of children is a rightful and integral part of the state system of general education, which assumes the continuity of the educational process with ensuring a harmonious transition of children from preschool to primary school education. The article focuses on the goals and objectives of the education of children of senior preschool age, formed in the normative documents of Russia and Mongolia, based on personality-oriented pedagogy. The importance of understanding the current tasks of preschool childhood in both state educational systems is noted not from the point of view of preparing five- and six-year-olds for systematic education in school, but from the point of view of forming a viable personality and intrinsic value of preschool age. A comparative analysis of the current state of pre-school education in Russia and Mongolia has shown that both systems focus on the needs and age opportunities of the child, with the right to choose institutions, programs, forms of activity, methods of education and upbringing. It is concluded that the system of pre-school education in preschool institutions in Mongolia is at the stage of development, while in Russia there is sufficient experience to spread and enrich the educational system as a whole. Keywords: preschool childhood, pre-school education, school preparation, preschool institutions of Mongolia, Russian education system | 914 | |||||
648 | The system of assessing the knowledge of students in the Tatar school began to take shape at the end of the 19th century. The final forms of assessing the quality of knowledge – translation and final exams – were introduced. The phenomenon of “Jadidism” appeared, and a new female school began to rapidly develop on the model of the new-method male schools. As a result of the introduction of new secular subjects, programs and textbooks, the results became visible. This required new, advanced forms of assessing the quality of knowledge. The methodology and procedure for conducting public translation and final exams were similar, but their goals and objectives were different. During translation exams, the main emphasis was on checking and determining the level of quality of students’ knowledge, as well as attracting the attention of the general public to the problem of education and training of the female population. During the final exams, certain results were made, new tasks were outlined in the activities of the school and the life of graduates (new subjects were introduced; girls who showed good results were offered to continue their education in professional educational institutions). During these events, great attention was paid to identifying and solving women’s problems: upbringing, education, the role and place of women in the family and society, etc. In both cases, the material side of the issue had an important role: during the events devoted to the examinations, the material and financial base of the school was replenished, and the material situation of students and teachers improved. A rich source for studying this problem is the materials of the Tatar periodicals of the early twentieth century – the newspapers Vakyt (Vremya), Sibiriya, Tormysh (Zhizn’), Koyash (Solntse), etc. The authors cite individual articles from these newspapers. Keywords: female education, girls’ schools, assessment of the quality of knowledge, exams, newspapers | 911 | |||||
649 | PERSONAL FACTORS OF TEACHERS’ SELF-REGULATION // Pedagogical Review. 2017. Issue 3 (17). P. 144-152 The analysis of literary data showed the relevance of the problem of the influence of various personal structures on the process of organizing and implementing an arbitrary human activity. Among the most important determinants of the formation of self-regulation, personal characteristics and structures of various orders are distinguished. Specificity of the activity of the pedagogical worker is such that the personal characteristics of the employee, along with his professional qualities, are one of the main tools for influencing the participants in the educational process and the factor that determines the effectiveness of professional activity. The ability to self-regulation of mental states are of particular importance in pedagogical work. The question of personal factors of self-regulation among pedagogical employees is considered. Provides a characteristic feature of the most important professional competence of a teacher, which is a conscious self-regulation of mental states and behavior, suggesting the study, the definition and development of the individual abilities, awareness of its resources. The results of the study of personality characteristics in their relationship with the individual style self-regulation are presented. In the context of our study, we formulated the assumption that successful professional activity of teachers is mediated individually – typological features of self-regulation of mental states. Multi-level personal factors of selfregulation of the subject of pedagogical activity are described. The differences in individual psychological characteristics with different levels of conscious self-regulation in the empirical group and representatives of nonsocionomy professions. The analysis of the factor structure of personal performance of teachers revealed the influence of the emotional and substantive aspects of the personality (irritability, balance, aggressiveness, emotional instability, anxiety reactions, acute stress conditions associated with the professional teaching activities) in the self-regulation of the teacher. The factor effect in subjects of non-national specialties is difficult to trace, because it is represented by a discrepancy between the structure of selfregulation and individual-typological properties, their contradictory relationships. The reasons for this discrepancy are due to weak correlations, professional differences, the specifics of socionic and non-social activities. Keywords: self-regulation factors, personality traits, emotional states, professional stress, anxiety, subject of pedagogical activity | 910 | |||||
650 | The purpose of the article is to present a holistic picture of the development of the museums in the vast territory of the Tomsk province and the modern Tomsk region. The method of historical-genetic analysis revealed the conditions for the birth of museums as a social phenomenon and the gradual creation of museums of various kinds. We provide the names of the Tomsk Imperial University professors who were thematic museums organizers. We bring your attention to that all showpieces of the university thematic museums established at the end of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th one were used in education process as supplements to lecture courses contents and as demonstration aids for students. Museum collections were supposed to be used only by university students and faculty members. Other town dwellers didn’t have the right to visit the museums. It was only in the period from 1930’s to 1960’s when municipal museums of history, regional studies, ethnography, art, military and patriotic studies were established and the town population got the opportunity to visit the museums and become acquainted with the artifacts, historical events as well to make their personal assessment of what they had seen. In the paper we highlight that at present the Tomsk Region with its over 300 different museums is one of the major territorial entities of the Siberian Federal District in social, cultural and academic respects. Classification of museums is proposed: university, municipal, departmental, memorialpolitical, school museums. Purposes of museums of each type, their educational tasks and functions were determined. The social, educational and pedagogical needs of museums in the selection, preservation and presentation of the cultural and historical heritage of mankind are substantiated. Keywords: museum, exhibition, historical relics, research work, educational activity, educational process, supplementary education of schoolchildren | 910 |