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  • Peer-to-peer model in bullying prevention: innovative potential

    Conference Paper
    Technopark of universal pedagogical competencies
    Author:
    Iuliia S. Simdiankina
    Work direction:
    Развитие психолого-педагогического сопровождения в современном образовании
    Abstract:
    The article examines the peer-to-peer model as an innovative approach to bullying prevention in the educational environment. Based on the analysis of domestic and foreign research, the effectiveness of peer education in developing defending behavior, empathy, and transforming group norms among schoolchildren is substantiated. The mechanisms of peer-to-peer interventions' impact on the emotional and behavioral spheres of participants in the educational process are revealed. Various forms of the model implementation are analyzed – from peer education programs to mediation and social theater. The pedagogical conditions and limitations of implementing peer-to-peer approaches in school practice are substantiated, and promising directions for further research are identified.
    Keywords:
    bullying, bullying prevention, peer-to-peer, peer-to-peer model, peer education, school mediation, defending behavior, social theater
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  • Case study of “transferred” students: changing schools as a risk factor and a resource for overcoming bullying.

    Conference Paper
    Technopark of universal pedagogical competencies
    Author:
    Iuliia S. Simdiankina
    Work direction:
    Развитие психолого-педагогического сопровождения в современном образовании
    Abstract:
    The article examines the phenomenon of «transferred» students – schoolchildren forced to change their educational institution due to systematic bullying. Based on an analysis of contemporary domestic and foreign research, two scenarios of development are revealed: a destructive one, in which changing schools exacerbates social isolation and identity crisis, and a resourceful one, in which the new context becomes a catalyst for personal growth and successful resocialization. The necessity of differentiated pedagogical support for transferred students, taking into account their victimization history and adaptive potential, is substantiated.
    Keywords:
    pedagogical support, bullying, resocialization, social isolation, post-traumatic growth, transferred students, school change, identity fracture
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  • A Long Decade of Service: Cecilia Ivanovna Depner and Her Role in the Voronezh Province's Women's Education System

    Conference Paper
    Technopark of universal pedagogical competencies
    Author:
    Anastasiia A. Reushenko
    Work direction:
    Личность преподавателя в образовательном процессе
    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

  • Psychological Technologies for Supporting the Adaptation of Young Children to Preschool Educational Institutions

    Conference Paper
    Technopark of universal pedagogical competencies
    Author:
    Arina V. Fedukhina
    Work direction:
    Теория и методика обучения и воспитания
    Abstract:
    The article examines psychological technologies for supporting the adaptation of young children to a preschool educational organization. Particular attention is paid to diagnostic support and art therapy methods that contribute to reducing emotional tension and promoting successful child adaptation.
    Keywords:
    preschool educational organization, art therapy, psychological and pedagogical support, early childhood adaptation, psychological technologies

  • Models for preventing and countering bullying in international and domestic experience

    Book Chapter
    Current Issues in Pedagogy and Psychology
    Author:
    Iuliia S. Simdiankina
    Work direction:
    Глава 1
    Abstract:
    The chapter analyses global and Russian experience in the prevention of and counteraction to bullying in the educational environment. Scandinavian programmes (Olweus, KiVa), American legislative and behavioural models (PBIS), Asian approaches (Japan, South Korea), and practices of BRICS countries (Brazil, India, China, South Africa) are examined. Common features of successful strategies are identified: systematicity, multi-level approach, involvement of all educational process participants, and consideration of cultural context. Special attention is paid to Russian projects («Everyone Matters», «Travli.NET»), federal and regional initiatives, and current legislative proposals. The necessity of creating a unified national bullying prevention programme combining best foreign practices and Russian innovations is substantiated. The chapter is addressed to teachers, psychologists, educational administrators, and social prevention specialists.
    Keywords:
    legislation, prevention, bullying, cyberbullying, foreign experience, domestic practice, counteraction models, school environment, anti-bullying programmes
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  • The situational‑positional model of the technology of professional self‑determination in the engineering and technological field for graduates of general education institutions and vocational colleges

    Book Chapter
    Current Issues in Pedagogy and Psychology
    Authors:
    Galina A. Ignat'eva, Zhanna V. Smirnova, Oksana V. Tulupova
    Work direction:
    Глава 4
    Abstract:
    The paper investigates the problem of overcoming the gap between the declared continuity of career guidance work and the actual fragmentation of managerial impacts at the level of educational organizations. The necessity of transitioning to a transfunctional model of supporting youth career choices to provide personnel for the engineering and technological sector of the economy is substantiated. The methodological basis comprises the anthropological principle, the age-normative model of development, and the subjective approach, synthesized within the framework of the situational-positional paradigm. Based on the research results, a reproducible pedagogical support technology is designed, relying on a cycle of managerial tasks: from diagnostics and scenario planning to monitoring and correction. The mechanisms for constructing educational situations in the micro-environment of specialized classes and colleges that contribute to the formation of a student's subjective position are revealed. Tools for building a personal vector of professional development and organizing mentoring that integrate institutional resources and the demands of the real sector of the economy are proposed.
    Keywords:
    professional self-determination, career guidance, mentoring, subjective position, situational-positional approach, engineering and technological sphere, age-normative model, educational situation, personal development vector, school and vocational education students
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  • Problems in developing reading skills in younger schoolchildren at the stage of word‑centricity

    Book Chapter
    Current Issues in Pedagogy and Psychology
    Author:
    Liudmila S. Silchenkova
    Work direction:
    Глава 10
    Abstract:
    The chapter addresses a pressing issue in contemporary primary education – the development of reading skills in primary school children in accordance with the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard for Primary General Education (FSES PGE). The author presents a theoretical analysis of the problem of periodization of the reading skill acquisition process in young children. An analysis of scholarly and methodological literature shows that some stages of reading skill formation are described insufficiently concretely, particularly the transition from the analytical to the synthetic stage, while contradictory characteristics of the same stage are observed and replicated in methodological publications without proper scholarly scrutiny. Special attention is devoted to describing the problems of the transitional period: low reading fluency that fails to reach the threshold level; a narrow reading field that hinders the establishment of linear connections between words; and a minimal linguistic basis for anticipation (within a single word), leading to numerous errors and significant impairment of reading comprehension. It is during this period, according to the authors, that the actual formation of reading activity should take place, with new objectives, methods, and teaching techniques; however, the technical reading characteristics of students often impede this process. Drawing on theoretical analysis and pedagogical practice, the authors attempt to introduce a new concept – «word-centered reading» – as a distinctive transitional stage in the process of primary school children's reading skill acquisition, illustrating their conclusions with examples from pedagogical practice.
    Keywords:
    elementary school, junior student, stages of formation of reading skill, reading activity, threshold level of reading fluency, linear connections of words in the text, word-centrism of reading of younger students, processes of anticipation at the stage of word-centric reading
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  • Features of the perception of family relationships by younger schoolchildren (longitudinal study)

    Book Chapter
    Current Issues in Pedagogy and Psychology
    Authors:
    Svetlana V. Gani, Natalia I. Konstantinova
    Work direction:
    Глава 13
    Abstract:
    The chapter presents the results of a four-year longitudinal study of primary school children’s perceptions of family relationships and their place within the family. The study involved 40 children (20 boys and 20 girls), and the composition of the sample remained unchanged throughout the study. The Family Drawing technique was used to examine children’s representations of their families. The analysis focused on the depiction of the self-figure and significant adults, the spatial proximity of family members, the omission of individual family members from the drawings, and changes in these indicators over the primary school years. Changes in children’s subjective perceptions of their position within the family system and their emotional closeness to significant adults were analyzed. Changes in family circumstances, including the birth of siblings and parental divorce, were reflected in the content and composition of the drawings. The findings may be used by educational psychologists when analyzing the family context of primary school children’s psychological well-being.
    Keywords:
    family, primary school age, psychological well-being, parent-child relationships, perception of family relationships, Family Drawing technique, longitudinal study
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  • Preparing preschool teachers to work in an inclusive environment: overcoming psychological and pedagogical barriers

    Conference Paper
    Pedagogy, Psychology, Society: from theory to practice
    Authors:
    Zara I. Tsiku, Valentina M. Kereselidze alekseenko
    Work direction:
    Теория и методика профессионального образования
    Abstract:
    The article analyzes Russia's transition to inclusive education (61% of children with disabilities attend regular schools and combined kindergartens). The authors pay special attention to the training of preschool teachers. They highlight both the positive effects of children's combined attendance in kindergartens and the barriers, such as teachers' fear, parents' concealment of diagnoses, and children's isolation. The article proposes methods to overcome these challenges through staff training, family support, and play-based tolerance training.
    Keywords:
    preschool teachers, inclusive educational environment, psychological and pedagogical barriers
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  • Ethnic Identity of Primary School Students from Tuvan Families: Research Experience

    Research Article
    Ethnic Culture Volume 8 No 3
    Author:
    Aldynai A. Sergin-ool
    Work direction:
    Ethno-Cultural Problems of Education
    Abstract:
    This paper examines the development of ethnic identity in primary school-age children from Tuvan families residing in Kyzyl. Drawing on a theoretical synthesis of various conceptual approaches, the author focuses on the essence and structure of ethnic identity. The study employs M. Kuhn and T. McPartland's “Who Am I?” technique and its adaptation by Russian scholar Z. V. Sikevich. The findings indicate that the ethnic identity of Tuvan primary schoolchildren is in the process of active formation but has not yet become a stable core of self-awareness. Children's self-descriptions are dominated by social roles (family, friends, school) and personal qualities, while ethnic markers are of secondary importance. This is attributable to limited life experience and cognitive immaturity, the predominance of concrete social roles over abstract group belonging, and the weak salience of ethnic themes in everyday life within a homogeneous environment. The study revealed that the majority of children identify as Tuvan and feel a connection to their people, language, and traditions. At the same time, this high level of ethnic self-identification coexists with limited proficiency in their native language, the predominance of Russian in everyday communication, and only a superficial engagement with traditional culture.
    Keywords:
    self-determination, primary school student, ethnic identity, Tuvan family, structure of ethnic identity
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  • Pedagogical model of implementing multisensory approaches in teaching English to second-grade students to form motivational competence

    Book Chapter
    Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology
    Authors:
    Gulnaz R. Sitdikova, Kamilla T. Bagieva, Alfiia R. Baranova, Diana R. Miniiarova
    Work direction:
    Глава 19
    Abstract:
    The chapter presents a pedagogical model for implementing didactic support of the multisensory approach in teaching English to primary school children (Grade 2), aimed at developing their motivational competence. The relevance of the study is determined by the contradiction between the recognized effectiveness of the multisensory approach and the insufficient development of its didactic support with regard to the initial stage of education. The paper describes the structural components of the model (target, theoretical and methodological, content, procedural, methodological, and result-oriented), presents a developed set of ten multisensory exercises, and provides a detailed description of two of them («Rough Letters: Trace and Remember» and «Umbrella: Name and Hide»). Experimental verification confirmed the effectiveness of the developed model: a significant increase in the high level of intrinsic motivation (from 9.5% to 47.6%) and a decrease in the low level (from 61.9% to 14.3%) were recorded in the experimental group. The model can be used by English language teachers and methodologists in the practice of primary language education.
    Keywords:
    primary school children, English language teaching, multisensory approach, motivational competence, pedagogical modeling, didactic support, sensory perception channels
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  • A festive event at the preschool as a means of constructing a partnership dialogue with the family: from a formal event to interactive interaction

    Book Chapter
    Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology
    Authors:
    Alina S. Danchenko, Natalia A. Penkina, Evgeniia G. Chernykh, Ekaterina S. Sokolovskaia
    Work direction:
    Глава 20
    Abstract:
    The chapter substantiates the need to transform formal holidays in preschool institutions into educational events for dialogue between teachers, children, and parents. The relevance is related to the requirements of partnership with the family and support for the child's emotional well-being. The chapter identifies the reasons for the formalization of holidays. It proposes a model for organizing a holiday (target, content, communicative, and reflective components) and the conditions for its effectiveness: voluntary participation, child agency, respect for family experiences, joint activities, and reflection. It is concluded that a holiday in a preschool institution can become not a formal event, but a space for dialogue, if it is based on the principles of voluntariness, the child's subjectivity, respect for family experience, joint activities, and subsequent reflection.
    Keywords:
    educational environment, preschool education, social partnership, pedagogical design, child-parent relations, educational event, event-based approach, dialogical interaction, pedagogy of cooperation, parental involvement
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  • Formirovanie psikhologicheskogo zdorov'ia detei 6-7 let sredstvami i metodami detskoi prakticheskoi psikhologii

    Book Chapter
    Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology
    Authors:
    Iurii I. Rodin, Anna I. Podstolnikova
    Work direction:
    Глава 21
    Abstract:
    The chapter provides a theoretical and experimental substantiation of a psychological and pedagogical model for fostering psychological health in children aged six to seven, employing the methods and tools of child practical psychology. The model represents a comprehensive set of measures and approaches, including the creation of a psychologically comfortable and safe developmental educational environment, psychological support for the educational process in preschool educational institutions, group and individual work with children, as well as health-oriented education for teachers and parents.
    Keywords:
    psychological health, preschool children, children's practical psychology
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  • Between shame and autonomy: two faces of adolescent vulnerability in the educational environment

    Book Chapter
    Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology
    Author:
    Alla I. Matveeva
    Work direction:
    Глава 23
    Abstract:
    The chapter is devoted to constructing a differentiated analytical model of age-related vulnerability in adolescents within the educational environment for two ontogenetically distinct cohorts: ages 10–13 and 14–18. The author proceeds from the position that a unified interpretation of adolescence is methodologically untenable, since identical behavioral manifestations (irritability, withdrawal, conflict behavior, declining academic performance) may be generated by fundamentally different psychological mechanisms and therefore require differentiated diagnostics. For early adolescence, the concept of «three pillars of stability» is proposed: self-perceived competence, self-regulation, and social status within the peer group, the weakening of which explains typical forms of school maladaptation. For late adolescence, the leading challenge is considered to be the existential task of identity and autonomy formation, intensified by the digital environment of social comparison and cyberbullying. Based on the analysis of Russian and international empirical data (WHO, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, HSE University, VCIOM), a three-level «risk map» of the educational environment has been operationalized, encompassing structural, social, and personal-psychological levels. Current diagnostic practice is also described (ongoing observation, annual screening, in-depth diagnostics), along with the «school ambassador» institution as a mechanism for early identification and referral of adolescents at psychological risk. The study shows that the structural level of the school environment plays a foundational role: the concentration of up to 70% of bullying cases within a limited circle of educational institutions points to the institutional, rather than purely individual-psychological, nature of most risks. The proposed model provides a basis for schools to shift from reactive intervention toward systematic, age-differentiated prevention.
    Keywords:
    educational environment, psychological and pedagogical support, bullying, cyberbullying, self-regulation, autonomy, adolescent identity, adolescent vulnerability, age differentiation, risk map, competence-based self-esteem, school ambassador, systemic prevention
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  • Study of intelligence structure using the school test of mental development (STMD)

    Book Chapter
    Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology
    Authors:
    Vadim I. Kachalov, Olga V. Sycheva, Bella R. Mitianova
    Work direction:
    Глава 24
    Abstract:
    The chapter addresses the problem of diagnosing mental development in adolescents with uneven academic performance, whose grade point average does not reflect the actual structure of their intelligence. Using a seventh-grade student as a case study, the School Mental Development Test (SMDT) was administered. A distinctly uneven intellectual profile was revealed, which correlated with the student's real-life academic difficulties. The potential of the test for developing targeted remedial recommendations that take into account the strengths and weaknesses of individual students is substantiated.
    Keywords:
    socio-psychological standards, mental development of adolescents, uneven profile, school psychodiagnostics, correctional and developmental recommendations
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  • DEMONSTRATION EXPERIMENTS IN ASTRONOMY

    Conference Paper
    Socio-Pedagogical Issues of Education and Upbringing
    Authors:
    Aleksei N. Birzul', Andrei P. Dubov
    Work direction:
    Образовательный процесс в организациях общего и дополнительного образования
    Abstract:
    В статье освещен опыт работы факультета высшего образования БАмИЖТ по проведению простых и доступных демонстрационных опытов по астрономии. Отмечено, что учебные демонстрации являются интересной формой проектной деятельности в школе и техникуме. В дополнение к опытам предложены разноуровневые вопросы для закрепления полученной из экспериментов новой информации. Материалы статьи рассчитаны на творческое использование школьниками и учителями.
    Keywords:
    natural science, astronomy at school, visual aids in teaching, astronomy education, school laboratory
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  • USING DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL PLATFORMS TO IMPROVE MATHEMATICS TEACHING IN SCHOOLS

    Conference Paper
    The Topical Issues of the Humanities and Social Sciences
    Author:
    Ekaterina V. Markova
    Work direction:
    Тенденции развития цифрового образования
    Abstract:
    The article examines the possibilities of using digital educational platforms to improve the effectiveness of teaching mathematics at school. Special attention is paid to their didactic potential, including the visualization of mathematical content, organization of practice activities, automated assessment, diagnosis of learning difficulties, and support for an individual learning pace. It is shown that the effectiveness of digital platforms depends not merely on their use, but on their methodologically justified integration into the educational process, their relevance to the topic content, and the nature of students’ learning activities.
    Keywords:
    independent work, visualization, school education, digital educational platforms, mathematics teaching, individualized learning, didactic potential, error diagnosis
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  • Theoretical and methodological aspects of jumping training for young academic rowers aged 13-14 years in the conditions of a school rowing league.

    Conference Paper
    The Topical Issues of the Humanities and Social Sciences
    Author:
    Anna I. Ros
    Work direction:
    Теория и методика физического воспитания, спортивной тренировки, оздоровительной и адаптивной физической культуры
    Abstract:
    The article discusses the problem of preparing students aged 13-14 for indore rowing competitions within the framework of the School Rowing League (SHGL). The relevance of using jump training as a means of developing special endurance and explosive power in schoolchildren is substantiated. The anatomical and physiological features of adolescence that determine the choice of means and methods of training are analyzed. A comparison of the biomechanics of rowing on the Concept2 simulator and jumping movements is presented, and the similarity of working muscle groups is proved. The physiological foundations of jumping training (stretching-contraction cycle, muscle reactivity) and the conditions for its safe use in school sports are revealed. It is concluded that it is advisable to include athletics jumping exercises in the training program for young academic rowers at the stage of initial specialization.
    Keywords:
    special endurance, Jumping training, School rowing league, indore rowing, explosive power, teenagers 13-14 years old, anatomical and physiological features
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  • Methods and techniques for working on a poem in the 3rd grade: semantic reading

    Conference Paper
    Youth science in the modern world
    Authors:
    Iana G. Zubareva, Tatiana V. Zastrozhnaia
    Work direction:
    Теория и практика дошкольного и начального образования
    Abstract:
    The article discusses methods and techniques for working on a poem in the 3rd grade, with a focus on meaningful reading. It describes three stages of text analysis (pre-text, text, and post-text) based on the methodology of N. V. Dushkina and the positions of O. V. Zakharova. For each stage, specific techniques are provided (e.g., «true and false statements», «stop-and-go reading», and «thick and thin questions»), and examples of their application are given using poems included in the «School of Russia» program. It is shown how these methods contribute to a deep understanding of lyrical works and meet the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard for Primary General Education.
    Keywords:
    primary school, teaching methods, Semantic reading, work with a poem, pre-text stage, text stage, post-text stage, Federal State Educational Standard for Primary General Education
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  • Self-consciousness as a factor in high school students’ readiness for career choice

    Conference Paper
    Youth science in the modern world
    Authors:
    Zhanna I. Ezheleva, Elena N. Azletskaia
    Work direction:
    Психолого-педагогическое сопровождение участников образовательного процесса
    Abstract:
    The study is devoted to the problem of high school students’ professional self-determination and its dependence on the development of self-consciousness in this age group. The relevance of the study is associated with the fact that, in early adolescence, the self-concept, reflection, life plans, and the ability to make a conscious career choice are being formed; however, many students still experience difficulties related to awareness, planning, and decision-making. Theoretical analysis made it possible to show that self-consciousness acts as a system-forming mechanism of professional maturity, ensuring the alignment of personal abilities, interests, and the demands of the professional sphere. The empirical study was conducted on a sample of 95 tenth-grade students aged 16–17. The diagnostic instruments used included the Self-Consciousness Scale by A. Fenigstein, M. F. Scheier, and A. H. Buss as adapted by A. V. Bocharov and co-authors, and the Professional Readiness methodology by A.
    Keywords:
    professional self-determination, career guidance, self-consciousness, high school students, professional readiness, private self-consciousness, social anxiety
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  • Interaction of a speech therapist and a psychologist in the development of perception in preschool children with severe speech disorders

    Conference Paper
    Youth science in the modern world
    Authors:
    Daria S. Melkomukova, Elena N. Azletskaia
    Work direction:
    Психолого-педагогическое сопровождение участников образовательного процесса
    Abstract:
    The article examines the development of perception in preschool children with severe speech disorders as a complex interdisciplinary issue located at the intersection of speech therapy, special psychology, and neuropsychology. The relevance of the study is determined by the fact that severe speech disorders affect not only the speech system itself, but also related non-speech mental processes, primarily auditory, visual, spatial, tactile-kinesthetic, and social perception. The purpose of the article is to reveal the theoretical foundations and practical content of cooperation between a speech therapist and a psychologist in developing perception in preschoolers with severe speech disorders. The research material included classical and contemporary works in speech therapy, psychology, neuropsychology, and special education. The study employed theoretical analysis, comparative method, and systematization of scientific data. The findings show that the effectiveness of corrective and devel
    Keywords:
    perception, severe speech disorders, preschool age, phonemic perception, neuropsychological approach, cooperation between speech therapist and psychologist, corrective and developmental support, integrated classes, interdisciplinary support
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  • Resources of an educational organization in designing the content of social and pedagogical prevention of bullying in primary school age

    Conference Paper
    Digitalization in the education system: best practices and implementation practices
    Author:
    Margarita P. Ivina
    Work direction:
    Современные технологии обучения в условиях цифровой трансформации образования
    Abstract:
    This paper examines the problem of bullying among primary school students and the role of educational institutions in its prevention. The importance of this paper stems from the pressing social need to combat bullying among children: bullying has a destructive impact on students' psycho-emotional well-being, their socialization, and academic performance, and primary school age represents a key stage in the development of communication skills and value orientations.
    Keywords:
    primary school age, bullying, bullying prevention, social and pedagogical prevention, psycho-emotional well-being of children
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  • The Use of Internet Resources as Tools for Educational Activities

    Conference Paper
    Digitalization in the education system: best practices and implementation practices
    Author:
    Denis V. Demidov
    Work direction:
    Опыт использования современных информационно-коммуникационных технологий
    Abstract:
    This article examines the practical experience of integrating cloud services into the daily workflow of modern educators. Rather than focusing on the theory of digitalization, specific emphasis is placed on actionable tools that streamline lesson planning and enhance student engagement. Furthermore, the paper highlights non-obvious features of online platforms, demonstrating their distinct advantages over traditional offline software.
    Keywords:
    LearningApps, interactive learning, digital services, Yandex, Figma, lesson planning, cloud environment, Google Workspace, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Forms, Gemini, Microsoft Office, Microsoft 365, school digitalization
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  • Professional Training of Future Primary School Teachers to Develop a Sense of Patriotism in Students Through Regional Distinctiveness

    Review Article
    Development of education Volume 9 No 2
    Authors:
    Svetlana I. Belovitskaya, Diana K. Meshayan
    Work direction:
    Pedagogy and Modern Education
    Abstract:
    This article focuses on the organization of professional training for future primary school teachers to foster a sense of patriotism in young students. The authors explore the pedagogical potential of regionally focused educational content. The article also focuses on the specifics of integrating various approaches to the use of historical, cultural-geographical, and folklore-based content into the professional training of future teachers. Based on a theoretical analysis of the scientific works of domestic and foreign researchers, the authors convincingly revealed the relationship between the development of a sense of patriotism in primary school students and the organization of professional training for future primary school teachers, taking into account the introduction of regional content into the educational process. The authors have developed a theoretical model of professional training of future primary school teachers to develop a sense of patriotism in students based on regional characteristics, which presents the features of integrating the regional component into the educational process of future teachers in order to prepare them to develop a sense of patriotism in primary school students. The article is addressed to the faculty training future teachers, primary school teachers, parents of primary school students, students of pedagogical educational institutions, as well as those interested in the problems of primary general education and the professional training of future specialists.
    Keywords:
    primary school teacher, professional training, primary school students, primary education, patriotic education, regional identity, sense of patriotism, small homeland
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  • The thoughtful classroom: unlocking deep learning in the early year

    Conference Paper
    Effective practices of educational and management activities in the education system
    Authors:
    Polina A. Riazantseva, Daria A. Riazantseva, Daria D. Shipil', Sofia A. Kravchenko, Sofia R. Letuchaia, Alina N. Kostenko, Olga V. Sharapova
    Work direction:
    Эффективные практики образовательной и воспитательной деятельности в начальном образовании
    Abstract:
    This article analyzes integrated early childhood education practices that move beyond binary debates about academic acceleration and unstructured free play. Drawing on developmental science, the paper identifies five interconnected habits of effective educational practice: intentionality without rigidity, play as serious inquiry, the environment as a silent curriculum, observation as a teaching tool, and relationships as the foundation of all learning. The article concludes that the most effective educators cultivate a thoughtful, responsive, and emotionally safe classroom ecosystem.
    Keywords:
    early childhood education, play-based pedagogy, developmentally appropriate practice, social-emotional learning, formative observation, reflective teaching, preschool quality
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