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    From screens to systems: Why quality content still matters in the age of AI?
    2025, 4 p. 74-80
    Yigit E.
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    Background. As AI becomes embedded in children’s lives, from entertainment to learning, the role of content is transforming—from passive consumption to active, system-embedded dialogue.

    Methods. This article draws from content development experience at Mako Kids and research-led design at KidsAI. It integrates global studies, co-design fieldwork, and expert interviews to analyze how children interpret AI tools and how design influences developmental outcomes.

    Results. Findings show that children anthropomorphize AI agents and that system behavior often teaches unintended lessons. Core principles of quality content—including age-appropriateness, holistic thinking, inclusion, safety, play-based learning, and cultural relevance—remain essential in AI-driven environments. Structured prompts, ethical voice design, and scaffolded interactions are key design features in KidsAI’s work, including the development of Olly, KidsAI’s assistant for kids.

    Conclusions. Content must now function as ethical infrastructure in sociotechnical systems. Designers must avoid emotional simulation and focus on supporting autonomy, reflection, and cognitive safety. AI should guide—not mimic—human relationships, with clarity and respect.

    Keywords: children’s media quality content artificial intelligence ethical design developmental psychology play-based learning AI literacy child-first systems
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2025-4130-74-80
    Preschool educational program of preschool educational organization: rethinking the approach to design and implementation
    2024, 6 p. 4-21
    Krivtsova T.V.
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    Background. This problem is caused by two factors. On the one hand, there is a need to develop educational programs for various types of preschool educational organizations operating in the conditions of standardization of preschool education content. On the other hand, there is a lack of an approach that allows designing and implementing educational programs in accordance with the current norm.

    Objective. Testing a regional approach to the design of basic educational programs of preschool education in preschool educational organizations with various key characteristics and scales.

    Sample. The study involved 6 preschool educational organizations of the regional network of various scales and with different initial characteristics and amounts of resources.

    Methods. The study used: training of management teams, individual consultations on the application of the approach, expert support for the process of designing educational programs for preschool education and their experimental implementation in kindergartens.

    Results. Each preschool educational organization participating in the study developed an educational program for preschool education. All programs were designed in accordance with the content of the Federal Educational Program for preschool education based on the proposed regional approach. The presentation of the software products obtained during the study was carried out in five regions of the Russian Federation as part of the implementation of a federal grant from the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation.

    Conclusions. The results of the study allow us to rethink approaches to the design of educational programs of preschool education, minimize the risks of full-fledged implementation of Federal Educational Program for preschool education and a formal approach to designing educational programs of preschool education. The obtained software products can be used in developing recommendations for educational organizations experiencing difficulties in designing educational programs and as model software solutions for the implementation of the practical part of professional development programs that take this issue into account.

    Keywords: preschool education program preschool educational institution program design program implementation regional approach regional network content unification Federal Educational Program
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2024-6126-4-21
    Mochida S., Sanada M., Shao Q., Lee J., Takaoka J., Ando S., Sakakihara Y. Factors modifying children’s stress during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan
    2022, 4 p. 69–80
    Takaoka J. , Sanada M. , Sakakihara Y. , Mochida S. , Lee Jiwon , Ando S. , Shao Q.
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    We explored the factors associated with the stress signs among children during the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan. Although children showed increased stress signs, they also showed increased development of good behavioral traits during this period. Parenting styles were significantly correlated with the psychological and physical stresses experienced by children. While a punitive parenting style had significant correlations with increased psychological and physical stress, a warm and permissive parenting style had positive correlations with increased good behavioral traits and behaviors of children even during the pandemic. Social support enhanced mothers’ self-esteem and positive perceptions among children. These findings provide us with important clues to support families, during the era of the COVID-19 pandemic.
    Keywords: COVID-19 stress signs parenting styles PTSD children behavioral traits
    Stefanova M., Gicheva I. Connected Etiquette Speech of Preschool Children
    2021, 5 p. 56–61
    Stefanova M. , Gicheva I.
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    Building a connected etiquette speech in verbal communication is a long process. This is the fruit of personal development as a result of proper linguistic, ideological, moral and aesthetic education and upbringing. The development by each teacher of his own program for systematic etiquette education will give great results, especially if parents participate in it.

    Connected etiquette speech (CES) in preschool children occurs in terms of verbal communication with direct contact or orally, in the form of dialogue. Functionally, the CES is implemented in the form of a connected dialogical unity, consisting of replica-stimuli and replica-responses. In contrast to the usual dialogue, in which speech is produced, ready-made, “cliched” expressions or words-formulas of speech etiquette are reproduced in a connected etiquette speech.

    The main goal of connected etiquette speech in preschool children is to bring harmony into their relationships, to provide the necessary mutual tolerance in communication. Verbal communication in kindergarten is carried out in a certain obligatory context, in which the etiquette associated with speech can and should be consciously studied by children in its functional dimensions in the act of verbal communication. Various thematic etiquette situations from the daily life of children are offered.

    The study was conducted in a kindergarten in a small town in Bulgaria with preschool children. The children were offered play situations in which they had to use various types of etiquette forms.

    The results of the study will be presented at a later stage of work on the problem, when creating a comprehensive Program of mastering unmarked connected speech by these children. The program will include both the provision of knowledge about individual subsystems of speech etiquette as sign systems and rules for their use, and exercises for their practical mastering using appropriate methods and means of constructing connected etiquette speech. Compliance with the rules of etiquette, in principle, presupposes their knowledge, but it would be naive to believe that, knowing the etiquette norms, the child will begin to act in accordance with them. Usually, he remembers them only when he violates them and thereby harms the interests of others. It can be assumed that one of the reasons for this phenomenon is related to the fact that we teach the rules, and not educate according to them.

    In the course of the study, a number of conclusions and generalizations are made. Knowledge of speech etiquette ensures its functioning, or etiquette can be formed only through etiquette. This is the only way to build the belief that the use of speech etiquette has become axiomatic, as an obligatory component of interpersonal speech contacts. Etiquette verbal communication should become conscious, and this is possible only when conscious politeness becomes a habit, a norm of behavior.

    Keywords: connected etiquette speech formulas of Bulgarian speech etiquette designations of thematic groups coherent dialogical unity
    DOI: 10.24412/1997-9657-2021-5107-56-61
    Komarova I.I. From Architecture of a Kindergarten to Architecture of a School: Analysis of Contemporary Foreign Practices in a Changing Educational Environment
    2020, 2 p. 14–27
    Komarova I.I.
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    Changes in the world’s education system and new conditions for the existence of the education system have radically affected the infrastructure of education institutions. Many legal acts, conferences, publications, etc. are devoted to its changes. Much less attention has been paid to such a crucial element of the education system, which sets spatial, substantive, aesthetic and programmatic norms of life activities, which is a link between education and the human community, as architecture. Teachers, speaking about the role of the environment in education, rarely pay attention to architecture. Nevertheless, the space of the kindergarten has a significant impact on the creation of the environment. In different historical periods, there were different views on where children should be, what kind of education they should receive and who should provide it. Depending on the era, the answers to these questions differed significantly. The author focuses on modern trends in the construction of kindergartens and schools, the risks that arise in the construction of standard buildings and shows what requirements should the space of a modern kindergarten meet, reveals how changes in education generate new trends in architecture.
    Keywords: architecture of a kindergarten educational system design of a kindergarten generic design of early childhood institutions
    DOI: 10.24411/1997-9657-2020-10065
    Komarova I.I. From Architecture of a Kindergarten to Architecture of a School: Analysis of Contemporary Foreign Practices in a Changing Educational Environment
    2020, 1 p. 24–37
    Komarova I.I.
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    Changes in the world’s education system and new conditions for the existence of the education system have radically affected the infrastructure of education institutions. Many legal acts, conferences, publications, etc. are devoted to its changes. Much less attention has been paid to such a crucial element of the education system, which sets spatial, substantive, aesthetic and programmatic norms of life activities, which is a link between education and the human community, as architecture. Teachers, speaking about the role of the environment in education, rarely pay attention to architecture. Nevertheless, the space of the kindergarten has a significant impact on the creation of the environment. In different historical periods, there were different views on where children should be, what kind of education they should receive and who should provide it. Depending on the era, the answers to these questions differed significantly. The author focuses on modern trends in the construction of kindergartens and schools, the risks that arise in the construction of standard buildings and shows what requirements should the space of a modern kindergarten meet, reveals how changes in education generate new trends in architecture.

    Keywords: architecture of a kindergarten educational system design of a kindergarten generic design of early childhood institutions
    DOI: 10.24411/1997-9657-2020-10062
    Gogoberidze A.G., Atarova A.N., Novikov M.S., Novitskaya V.A., Yafizova R.I. Preschooler as Designer of Social and Cultural Learning Environment for Their Development. Idea of a Project
    2018, 5 p. 16–25
    Novikov M.S. , Atarova A.N. , Yafizova R.I. , Novitskaya V.A. , Gogoberidze A.G.
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    Introduction. The paper introduces the idea of a pedagogical project, that is going to be tested in several preschools in St. Petersburg, Russia. The significance of the project is determined by the importance of social and cultural design as one of the key methods for providing fair and positive environment for child development during the preschool period.

    Methods. Methodologically the research is based on: academic, and subject approach; concept of development of a preschool child as a subject of children’s activities and behavior (T. I. Babayeva, A. G. Gogoberidze and othes); the concept of cultural and historical development of a child personality by mastery of experiences of previous generations (L.S. Vygotsky, A.N. Leontiev), provided that they interact with adults (N. F. Radionova); research data on individual behavior and activity of senior preschoolers in of St. Petersburg, obtained at the turn of the 2010s. System analysis was applied, including theoretical analysis of philosophical, psychological and pedagogical literature on the research subject, developing method of learning materials “St. Petersburg - the Territory of Childhood”, ensuring the subjective engagement the senior preschool children with design of social and cultural learning environment for their development.

    Results. The results of the research contain an analysis of organizing of educational potential of the social and cultural environment in St. Petersburg for development of preschool students. Development and testing of methodological tools for studying values, interests, culture and subculture, subjective manifestations of children, methods for identifying motivation for development, assessing the potential for personal development. Approaches to design of additional cultural and artistic programs, programs for design of environment of a modern kindergarten have been determined. The characteristics of the key implementation tools of the Project, institutionally represented by the educational and methodical complex “St. Petersburg - the Territory of Childhood”, which has a culturally oriented development, is presented.

    Conclusion. The study first attempted to identify the conditions under which a senior preschooler can become a designer of social and cultural learning environment for their development. The data can be used by Childhood experts to create a modern space for children culture, subculture, activities that form a unique “world of childhood” that determines a unique development of the child individual cultural experiences.

    Keywords: child as an actor social and cultural environment learning environment social and cultural and pedagogical design
    DOI: 10.24411/1997-9657-2018-00018
    Magnusson M., Pramling N. Sign Making, Coordination of Perspectives, and Conceptual Development
    2018, 2 p. 6–18
    Pramling N. , Magnusson M.
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    In this empirical study we analyse how children (aged four- to six-years-old) through communicative engagement with their teachers around their own drawings are supported in developing representational insight, that is, going from indicative sign-making to symbolic understanding. Theoretically, the analysis is informed by a sociocultural perspective, particularly Vygotsky’s work on concept development. The empirical data consist of approximately five hours of video observations of teacher–child communication in preschool. The activities analysed were designed by the teachers according to two different principles for facilitating discernment of the conventional meaning of symbols: contrast and induction. While one design is seen to be more powerful than the other in supporting children’s symbolic development, these patterns are, in the study and in everyday early childhood practice, intertwined with other communicative features such as establishing intersubjectivity. The implications for research and educational practice are discussed.
    Keywords: preschool representation sign sociocultural theory symbol variation patterns
    Sobkin V.S., Khalutina Yu.A. Selecting Kindergarten by Parents of Preschool Age Children
    2016, 8 p. 34–43
    Khalutina Yu.A. , Sobkin V.S.
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    The article is based on a questionnaire survey of 486 parents whose children attend pre-school educational institutions in Moscow. The survey was conducted in 2015. The article focuses largely on the specific features of choosing a kindergarten. The parents’ answers are analyzed in terms of the influence that socio-demographic and socio-stratification factors have on this process. The sociological study revealed the specifics concerning a number of aspects: motivation behind their pre-school choice; use of sources to gather preliminary information about a kindergarten; most important factors affecting the choice of a preschool; the level of parents’ awareness about various aspects of kindergarten activities. The data obtained are compared with the results of 1997 opinion poll involving one thousand parents which allows analyzing the dynamics of kindergarten choice transformation features over the past twenty years.
    Keywords: senior preschool age kindergarten choice motivation parents’ awareness about a kindergarten significant aspects of kindergarten activities socio-demographic factors socio-stratification factors
    Denisenkova N.S., Schastnaya T.N. A Modern Toy: the Bane or Blessing of Cultural Reality?
    2016, 3 p. 60–65
    Schastnaya T.N. , Denisenkova N.S.
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    The article is designed to help parents understand what role games and toys play in a preschooler’s life, which toys help a child enter the world of human culture, what role an adult plays in the development of play activities. Psychological approaches to the understanding of the importance of games and toys in developing a child’s personality and intelligence are considered. It is demonstrated that the outward appearance of a toy and its functions are defined, on the one hand, by the social and cultural realities and, on the other, by the needs of the child himself. By analyzing the preferences of today’s boys and girls the authors propose that stereotypes in choosing toys to be overcome. The article considers the risk zones and resources of modern toys, computer and other games. It provides recommendations on how to choose the toy considering a preschool child’s psychology.
    Keywords: game toy psychological significance of modern toys socio-cultural impact a child’s needs parental position
    Gornostaeva T.V. I Love Russian Birch project in a Middle Group
    2015, 10 p. 48–51
    Gornostaeva T.V.
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    Today the environmental education of preschool children is top of the agenda. If we fail to explain and teach kids to love and respect nature, they are bound to be indifferent to it when they grow up. Every kid needs to know that if we do not take care of nature, we are in for an environmental disaster. We, people, must help nature. Children need to know that deforestation, air pollution, destruction of rare plants and forest fires are all leading our planet into an environmental abyss. This project is intended to teach children to see the beauty of nature, to learn what good trees, in our case the birch tree, can do, to talk about the beauty of Russian forests, songs that have been sung, poetry written in praise of it, to watch the birch tree in different seasons.
    Keywords: design activities environmental education cognitive development educational games
    Methodical work as a means of supporting preschool teachers in designing an educational program
    2024, 5 p. 42-53
    Svatalova T.А.
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    Background. The study of the problem of methodological support for preschool teachers in the design of the educational program of a preschool organization is actualized by the need to improve the quality of education and the effectiveness of pedagogical work in the context of changing requirements of regulatory documents. In preschool education, this is the introduction of the Federal Educational Program of Preschool Education. The quality of the educational program design depends on the level of readiness of teachers for design activities, their competence, knowledge and skills, which determines the need to identify professional deficits and provide methodological support to fill them in a preschool organization.

    Objective. Determining the possibilities of various forms of methodological work to fill the professional deficits of educators in design activities identified during diagnostics.

    Sample. The study involved 420 educators of preschool educational organizations of the Chelyabinsk region in 2023 and 2024 (2023 - 270 people, 2024 - 150 people). Of these, 92 have the highest category, 178 have the first category, and 150 have no category.

    Methods. The following methods were used: theoretical analysis of regulatory and methodological documents of the federal and regional levels, which are the basis for designing and implementing methodological work as a means of supporting teachers in designing the educational program of a preschool organization; comparative analysis of data from a diagnostic study of the level of development of design activities; diagnostic maps that allow identifying the degree of severity of teachers’ theoretical ideas about pedagogical design, its stages, project implementation indicators, as well as the degree of formation of design activity methods.

    Results. A description of the forms of methodological work (reproductive, reproductive-heuristic, heuristic, heuristic-productive, productive) is given, which are correlated with a specific content of educators’ activities to fill professional deficits in design activities. Based on the analysis of the data of the diagnostic study of the level of formation of the design activities of educators, the main professional deficits are identified, leading to typical difficulties in designing the variable part of the educational program.

    Conclusions. Taking into account the features of the forms (reproductive, reproductive-heuristic, heuristic, heuristic-productive, productive) of methodological work when replenishing the professional deficits of educators is a means of supporting educators in designing the variable part of the educational program of a preschool educational organization, contributes to improving the quality of preschool education.

    Keywords: methodical work design activities professional deficits productive forms of methodical work educational program of a preschool organization
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2024-5125-42-53
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