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List of publications on a keyword: «Voronezh province»

  • A Long Decade of Service: Cecilia Ivanovna Depner and Her Role in the Voronezh Province's Women's Education System

    Conference Paper
    Pedagogy, Psychology, Society: from theory to practice
    Author:
    Anastasiia A. Reushenko
    Work direction:
    Общая педагогика, история педагогики и образования
    Abstract:
    This article explores the life and work of Cecilia Ivanovna Depner, a key figure in the history of private education for girls in the Voronezh province. It examines Depner's biography, the circumstances of the founding and operation of her boarding school (1829–1870), its curriculum, and educational system. It also examines the school's place among other private educational institutions for girls in Voronezh from the 1820s to the 1850s, and analyzes the reasons for its longevity and high reputation. It concludes that Ts.I. Depner's boarding school became a significant phenomenon in the region's system of girls' education, largely compensating for the lack of state-run girls' gymnasiums in the first half of the 19th century and creating an educational environment in demand by several generations of Voronezh families.
    Keywords:
    history of pedagogy, Voronezh province, Cecilia Ivanovna Depner, female education in Russia, private boarding school, noble education, all-class education

  • The personal example of Evdokia Rostopchina as a factor in the cultural and educational development of the Voronezh province in the first half of the 19th century

    Conference Paper
    Psychological and Pedagogical Research – Tula Region
    Authors:
    Anastasiia A. Reushenko, Ivan S. Dmitriev, Artiom A. Prikota
    Work direction:
    Проблемы обучения, развития, воспитания и социализации личности обучающегося в условиях цифровизации
    Abstract:
    This article examines a little-studied aspect of the work of the Russian poetess Countess Evdokia Petrovna Rostopchina (née Sushkova)—her influence on the cultural and educational environment of the Voronezh province in the 1830s and 1840s. Based on an analysis of biographical data, epistolary heritage, and historical evidence, the author substantiates the thesis that Rostopchina's prolonged residence on her family estate in the village of Anna in the Bobrovsky district, her creative activity, extensive education, and personal example of service to literature contributed to the formation of cultural aspirations among the local nobility and the awakening of interest in education in the provincial community. This article is the first attempt to examine the Rostopchina phenomenon not only from a literary perspective but also from a historical and pedagogical one, emphasizing her role as an informal cultural force in the Voronezh region.
    Keywords:
    history of education, cultural education, Evdokia Rostopchina, Voronezh province, village of Anna, noble culture, Russian poetry of the 19th century
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