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    Krotova T.V., Avdulova T.P., Burlakova I.A. Education of parents / legal representatives of preschool children as a way to form a position of conscious, responsible parenthood
    2023, 4 p. 64–74
    Krotova T.V. , Burlakova I.A. , Avdulova T.P.
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    The relevance of research. The article broadly discusses the issue of education of parents (legal representatives) of children of early and preschool age. The problem of parental education has been relevant for more than a century. During this period, it has been transformed from a simple transmission of information and the elimination of parental illiteracy in matters of health, development, and upbringing of children to an activity that is one of the measures of state support for parents, a way to form a generation of conscious and competent parents.

    Organization of the study. The purpose of the study was to develop the content side of the education of parents (legal representatives) of children attending preschool educational organizations. The authors of the article propose to trace the dynamics of society’s approaches to educating parents, reveal the key features of the phenomenon of modern parenthood. Modern parents, living in the age of wide access to information, continue to experience difficulties in family education. However, their needs are no longer connected with information, but with help in a critical analysis of information, selection of the one that will help their educational practice, formation competent and effective parenting skills.

    Research results. The implementation of the tasks of psychological and pedagogical support and assistance in the development of competent parenthood is facilitated by the educational activities of teachers of preschool educational organizations. The article contains a brief description of the developed Education Program for parents (legal representatives) of preschool children attending preschool educational organizations. The program was developed by the Laboratory of Preschool Education of the Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution Institute of Developmental Physiology of the Russian Academy of Education by order of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation as part of the development of state support measures in terms of the preparation and implementation of educational programs for parents of children attending preschool educational organizations (in pursuance of paragraph 3 of the list of instructions of the President of the Russian Federation dated June 14, 2022 No. Pr-1049GS following the meeting of the Presidium of the State Council of the Russian Federation on May 25, 2022).

    Conclusions. The Education Program for parents (legal representatives) of preschool children attending preschool educational organizations contains content that can serve as a guide for preschool teachers in educational activities.

    Keywords: education educational activities educational program family business cooperation between teachers and parents expected competence early and preschool age
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2023-4118-64-74
    Shemanov A.Yu. Inclusive culture of a preschool educational organization: from declared values to realized ones
    2023, 1 p. 38-51
    Shemanov A.Yu.
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    Relevance (context) of the subject of the article. Inclusive culture is one of the fundamental components of the inclusive environment of educational organizations. The study of this parameter, including the inclusive culture of preschool educational institutions, and its significance for inclusive practice remains relevant in Russian science.

    The aim of the study. The work carried out a pilot study of the inclusiveness of the culture of a preschool educational organization as a factor that can influence the subjective readiness of teachers to apply inclusive practices in the context of the inclusion of children with special educational needs.

    Methods of the study. The study was conducted using adapted scales-questionnaires, compiled on the basis of those used in international studies. The adaptation included changing the statements of the questionnaires for use in a preschool educational organization. The number of statements in the questionnaires and Likert scales remained unchanged. The following scales were used: attitudes towards inclusion, concerns about teaching in an inclusive environment, teachers’ self-efficacy in implementing inclusive practices, and intentions to implement inclusive practices. Questionnaires are given in appendices A, B, C, D. The sample consisted of 20 respondents, employees of preschool organizations in Moscow, including 15 educators, 2 tutors and 3 support specialists (speech therapist, special educator, educational psychologist).

    Description of the research progress. The obtained results show that the attitude towards inclusion among teachers is ambiguous: most teachers are more likely to accept the values of inclusion, some of them are closer to undecided and 2 respondents expressed a negative attitude. The willingness to implement inclusive practices was reflected in the indicators of self-efficacy scales and the intention to implement inclusive practices. Correlation analysis showed that the scales of self-efficacy and intention were statistically significantly (p<0.001) positively associated with a high close relationship on the Chaddock scale, while there was a trend between the scales of attitudes towards inclusion and concern about difficulties in implementing inclusive practices (0.05<p<0.1) to a moderate negative relationship.

    Research results. Thus, the set of methods used for the first time in the Russian sample revealed the contradictory nature of attitudes towards inclusion in the organization and the likely lack of support for it, which may indicate insufficient inclusiveness of the culture of the ECE. At the same time, the readiness to implement inclusive values among most teachers may indicate a personal commitment to their implementation.

    Keywords: organizational culture preschool educational organization inclusive educational environment willingness to implement inclusive practice teachers’ self-efficacy intention to teach teachers’ concerns
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2023-1115-38-51
    Engdahl I., Pramling Samuelsson I., Ärlemalm-Hagsér E. Swedish teachers in the process of implementing education for sustainability in early childhood education
    2022, 5 p. 66–80
    Engdahl I. , Ärlemalm-Hagsér E.
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    Background. We are living in challenging times, with an urgent need for transformation that requires new and sustainable ways of living. Young children are exposed to these global challenges. This study responds to the need for further understanding of how education for sustainability (EfS) is being handled in early childhood education (ECE).

    Objective. This study investigated ECE teachers in the process of implementing early childhood education for sustainability (ECEfS). This was initiated by the 2019 revised Swedish National Curriculum for the preschool, where education for sustainable development is included as an overall value and objective.

    Design of study. The data presented in this article was obtained in May 2021. An initial questionnaire was emailed to all Ifous participants. One hundred fifty-three teachers (76.5%) responded. The intention of the questionnaire was twofold: first, to investigate what the teachers considered to be education for sustainability in ECE; and second, to scrutinize the teachers’ knowledge base, for the further planning of the research and development program. Content analysis was used to analyze the data.

    Results. The findings of the study showed a tendency to describe education for sustainability as “business-as-usual” rather than treating EfS as a new field, and to contend that the teachers addressed EfS before it became a compulsory task in 2019. There were few connections made to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (2015) and to the ongoing pandemic. A common trend when describing the content and activities was to divide the content into three areas, following the three dimensions of sustainability. The teachers described the physical changes and pedagogical changes made after the revision of the national curriculum.

    Conclusion. The teachers in the study were interested in EfS, and some articulated a longing for more knowledge about ECEfS and for transformative change. The teachers also showed the need for courage and professionalism to lead the way in finding the relevant content and activities for EfS. The teachers were struggling to find new ways to meet the demands from the governing documents especially during a planetary crisis.

    Keywords: early childhood teachers education for sustainability (EfS) early childhood education for sustainability (ECEfS) critical theory sustainable development transformative education research and development program (R&D program)
    Smidt W., Embacher E.-M. How do activity settings, preschool teachers’ activities, and children’s activities relate to the quality of children’s interactions in preschool? Findings from Austria
    2022, 3 p. 66–80
    Embacher E-M. , Smidt W.
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    Research on the predictivity of activity settings, preschool teachers’ activities, and children’s activities for interaction quality is inconsistent and cannot be transferred easily to specific national preschool contexts. The present study addresses this issue by assessing the interaction quality of 185 children aged 3–5 years attending 61 preschools in Austria using the Individualized Classroom Assessment Scoring System (inCLASS). Activity settings and activities were captured using a time-sampling method. Having included control variables, regression analyses revealed that scaffolding was positively related to children’s interactions with teachers, free choice was positively related to interactions with peers, and ‘high-yield’ activities were positively related to interactions with peers and task orientation. Teacher-led activities and scaffolding were negatively related to interactions with peers, and ‘low-yield’ activities were negatively related to interactions with peers and task orientation. Effect sizes ranged from small to medium. The findings indicate that opportunities to support children remain untapped.
    Keywords: interaction quality activity settings preschool teachers’ activities children’s activities Austria
    Atiles J.T., Almodóvar M., Chavarría Vargas A., Dias M.J.A., Zúñiga León I.M. International responses to COVID-19: challenges faced by early childhood professionals
    2022, 2 p. 70–79
    Zúñiga León Irma M. , Dias Maria J.A. , Atiles Julia T. , Almodóvar M. , Chavarría Vargas A.
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    The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a world crisis of an unprecedented nature. In March 2020, due to closing of non-essential private and public educational institutions, early childhood professionals had to quickly adapt and respond to the demands for social distancing, hygiene, new protocols and transition to online education. Alternatively, educators engaged in distance teaching and learning, when the families they serve lacked technological resources for online modalities. The present study examines how early childhood teachers in the United States and several Latin American countries are facing the challenges presented by COVID-19. The study clearly reflects the relevancy of the challenges faced by educators of young children, such as lack of preparation for distance teaching and learning, deficiencies in the pre-and in-service trainings to address the educational needs of young children distantly, and the need to work differently with caregivers. Teacher training and development should include the knowledge, skills, and dispositions necessary to successfully reconsider and participate in distance teaching and learning.
    Keywords: distance education COVID-19 education gap early childhood teachers inequity
    Undheim M., Jernes M. Teachers’ pedagogical strategies when creating digital stories with young children
    2022, 1 p. 69–80
    Jernes M. , Undheim M.
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    Digital technology is a central part of young children’s everyday lives in most societies today. This paper contributes to current research by exploring two teachers’ pedagogical strategies when creating digital stories together with groups of six kindergarten children (age 4–5). The study has a qualitative, multiple-case study design. The analysis was performed inductively across the two cases. The findings show that when creating digital stories with young children, teachers’ various pedagogical strategies are equally important for the process and product: Inviting to dialogue, Explaining the practical, and Instructing for results. An encouraging tone characterises the teachers’ communication. The research findings contribute to knowledge of how teachers involve groups of children in technology-mediated story creation processes by highlighting the pedagogical perspectives when using digital technology.
    Keywords: сollaborative creation process digital stories kindergarten children teachers’ pedagogical strategies digital technology
    Nieuwmeijer C., Marshall N., van Oers B. Dutch Early Years Classroom Teachers Facilitating and Guiding Musical Play: Problems and Opportunities
    2020, 3 p. 70–79
    Nieuwmeijer C. , Marshall N. , van Oers B.
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    Musical play is an activity in which young children more or less freely explore and create with sound with limited guidance from a teacher. This study explored the occurrence of musical play in Dutch early years education (4–5 year olds). Twenty early years classroom teachers were interviewed about the content of the music education taking place in their classroom, and about a possible facilitation and guidance of musical play. Findings showed that ten teachers were unfamiliar with musical play, whilst nine experienced it as too difficult due to limited experience and knowledge. One teacher successfully included musical play, due to additional pre-service training. We argue that musical play may be a valuable addition to early years music education, one that enables young children to learn about music more consistent with their age and interests. Based on our outcomes, we advocate the provision of additional teacher education around facilitating musical play.
    Keywords: early years musical play classroom teachers
    Avgitidou, S., Andrews, M., Boland, A., Canning, N., Hännikäinen, M., Loizou, E., van Oers, B. European Early Childhood Education Research Association Special Interest Group Rethinking Play: Position Paper about the role of play in early childhood educati
    2019, 6 p. 20–23
    Loizou E. , Canning N. , Avgitidou S. , Andrews M. , Boland A. , Hännikäinen M. , van Oers B.
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    This article deals with the problem of understanding play in the contemporary context of quality assessment of early childhood education. The relationships between the concepts of playing and learning and the role of an adult in the organization and support of children’s play are considered. Further, the question of expediency regarding the instrumentalization and regulation of children’s play in early childhood education and care (ECEC) is posed. The position paper calls attention to the importance of independent but also supported children’s play activity in ECEC and the current tendency to restrict or redirect its value according to the evaluation of predetermined outcomes in ECEC.
    Keywords: play early childhood education teachers’ role learning and development
    Gogoberidze A.G., Ezopova S.A., Kalabina I.A. St. Petersburg Model of the Teacher Training for Preschool Education. The Modernization is One Century Old
    2018, 7 p. 38–49
    Kalabina I.A. , Ezopova S.A. , Gogoberidze A.G.
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    Introduction. The article presents the results of the analysis of the stages of the formation of the system of training teachers of preschool education at the Herzen State Pedagogical University. The purpose of the analysis is to reveal the historical stages and distinctive features of the St. Petersburg model of training teacher of preschool education from the period of existence of the Pedagogical Institute of Preschool Education to the modern stage of modernization of teacher education in Russia.

    The result of the study was a description of the four stages of the formation of the St. Petersburg model for the preparation of the teacher of preschool education in the conditions of higher education, including: the stage of training in the conditions of functioning of the Pedagogical Institute of Preschool Education (1918-1925); stage of registration of preschool pedagogy and methods of preschool education as educational disciplines and content core of teacher training (1926-1992); stage of level and variable training of the teacher of preschool education (1992-2013); the stage of development of new practice-oriented models for the training of bachelors and masters in the profile of “pre-school education” (2014 – to the present-day).

    Conclusion. The study allows to characterize the essential, distinctive features of the St. Petersburg model of training teacher for pre-school education, to identify promising areas of development, features of educational programs for the training of teachers of preschool education.

    Keywords: higher education training of the teacher of preschool education models of training of the teacher of preschool education content of training modernization of training of preschool education teachers
    DOI: 10.24411/1997-9657-2018-10028
    Nikolaeva S.N., Burlakova T.Yu. Methodological Guidance of Environmental and Pedagogical Process in a Preschool Center as a Factor in Developing Environmental Culture in Teachers and Children
    2016, 4 p. 42–49
    Burlakova T.Yu. , Nikolaeva S.N.
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    The article is devoted to the elaboration of a methodological guidance for environmental education of preschool children. It provides a theoretical analysis of issues in preschool institution guidance, in general, and environmental education, in particular. It explains the need for a new approach – “analytical and corrective interaction” (ACI) – in the methodological guidance of environmental education in a preschool center aiming at care-givers’ professional and personal self-development, enhancing their environmental culture and its formation of the latter in children. It discloses the essence, content and procedural algorithm of analytical and corrective interaction, the specificity and sequence of its implementation stages. The article discusses the results of testing the new approach to methodical guidance, specific features of ACI implementation in practice, the content of a methodologist’s activity, the nature of his management, which determines the efficiency of interaction, manifestations of teachers in the process of experimentation. It shows this unique methodology of environmental education as a relatively new trend in preschool pedagogy which forms the basis of a system of working with children and which should be communicated to kindergarten teachers in the process of analytical and corrective interaction. The results of the study make it possible to determine the effectiveness of ACI research and experimental testing. The article is addressed to environmentalists, methodologists of preschool educational institutions, students and teachers at teacher training institutions and researchers.
    Keywords: guidance of an educational institution methodological guidance of environmental and pedagogical process in preschool analytical and corrective interaction the environmental culture of teachers and children
    Lukovtseva Z.V., Kurakina O.V. Preschool Teachers’ Views on Factors of their Own Emotional Burnout
    2016, 2 p. 22–33
    Kurakina O.V. , Lukovtseva Z.V.
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    The specificity of preschool teachers’ burnout is insufficiently studied today. There are many disagreements on the factors that shape and influence burnout in the profession. The understanding of the phenomenon by preschool teachers themselves is the important condition for the success of its prevention and overcoming. The empirical study provides preschool teachers’ views on their own burnout. It also showed the correlation between their views on burnout’s factors and the age of children with whom they work. The cumulative analysis of the question naire and test results had pointed out several patterns. In particular, emotional, psychosomatic and family causes of burnout are more subjectively important for the preschool teachers. Objectively, the degree of burnout has been most intensive among those who work with toddlers. This data can be used as the benchmark to plan and implement preventive and correctional programmes of preschool teachers’ burnout.
    Keywords: burnout preschool teachers’ burnout factors of burnout syndrome
    Naibauer A.V. Interim Period Results in the Introduction of the Federal State Educational Standard of Preschool Education: Vital Problems and Possible Decisions
    2016, 1 p. 14–19
    Naibauer A.V.
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    The Federal State Educational Standard of Preschool Education ratified by the Order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation dated 17.10.2013 No. 1155 came into force on 1st January, 2014. Order of the Federal Service for the Supervision of Education and Science (Rosobrnadzor) dated 07.02.2014 N 01-52-22/05-382 pointed out the unacceptability of requirements from preschool education organizations immediately making the statutory documents and programs in accordance with the Federal State Educational Standard of Preschool Education. The interim period has been set to 1st January, 2016. In the article the author reflects upon results of accomplished work at this period of time and determines, states and characterizes arising problems. The need of minimize emerging negative issues in time is also emphasized. The author offers different solutions of the situation.
    Keywords: the Federal State Educational Standard of Preschool Education problems teachers of preschool education the interaction between a kindergarten and a family the succession between a kindergarten and a school
    Danilova O.A. Professional community of educators in Russia: the experience of creation and development
    2014, 10 p. 42–45
    Danilova O.A.
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    Modern preschool education needs qualified professionals who constantly improve their skills. Today in Russia professional communities of pedagogues of preschool education - federal, regional, urban, on the basis of individual kindergartens are established. They create conditions for experience exchange and open access to learning resources. Further development and improvement of the professional community of preschool education is hampered by the lack of the websites, local interaction of the participants within the same community, perfunctory membership in the community, lack of financing and fundraising mechanisms and lack of integration of communities into a united system of interaction. It is advisable to address these problems through the creation of a unified association of professional communities.
    Keywords: professional community educators early childhood education teachers regional experience pre-school organizations exchange of experience training
    Denisenkova N.S. Internship in action
    2013, 3 p. 54–57
    Denisenkova N.S.
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    The article focuses on the activities within internship in the frame of the program “Preschool education: intellectual resource for the development of the nation. Gifted children. Support for children’s initiative”. As an example its implementation in kindergarten № 1511 is analyzed. Master class “Development of intellectual abilities and elements of logical thinking in children preschool age” is described. During internship students are introduced to different forms and methods of practical work on the development of logical thinking of preschoolers, learn about the principles of educational work in kindergartens with gifted children.
    Keywords: internship professional competence of teachers master class gifted children intellectual and creative talent of preschoolers
    Interaction of cognitive and personal resources of preschool teachers as the condition of improving the quality of education
    2025, 4 p. 30-45
    Serafimovich I.V. , Zakharova T.N.
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    Background. Changing requirements to the level of professional competence of preschool teachers, related to the new priorities in the educational system, entail the necessity of qualitatively different provision of resources, the key role in which is played by the internal resources of the subject of activity.

    Objectives. The aim is to identify peculiarities of interaction of cognitive and personal resources of teachers of the institutions with different level of quality of education.

    Sample. 526 teaching teams (leader, senior teacher and two or three teachers) participated in the first stage, the second stage (study of cognitive and personal resources) was attended by 117 teachers.

    Methods. The following methods were used in the study: the method of diagnosing the resourcefulness of professional thinking (I.V. Serafimovich, E.A. Medvedeva, N.V. Surina); the questionnaire of emotional intelligence EmIn by D.V. Lyusin (Lyusin, 2006); methods for studying subjective well-being (Osin, Leontiev, 2020, p. 136): the emotional aspect of well-being is the subjective happiness scale (Lyubomirsky, Lepper, 1999, adapted by E.N. Osin, D.A. Leontiev, short version (Osin, Leontiev, 2008), and the cognitive aspect is the life satisfaction scale (Diener et al., 1985; adapted and validated by D.A. Leontiev and E.N. Osin, (Osin, Leontiev, 2008).

    Results. Positive interrelations of cognitive and personal resources have been established. Institutions with high quality are characterized with balanced uniformity, the institutions with medium quality are characterized with unbalanced focus. Differences in the personal resources’ components among teachers from various organizations were not identified, but there are some in the reflexive component of cognitive resources (teachers working in the organizations with high quality of education have higher level). It is shown that the organizations with medium quality have feeble circumstantiation and development of directions: correctional and developmental work with children with disabilities, ways to support children’s initiative and independence (age-appropriate), conditions for creating a developing subject-spatial environment (transformability, variability, multifunctionality); application of methods of modern planning of educational activities.

    Conclusions. The use of research data is related to the possibilities of organizing continuous informal education of teachers of preschool educational organizations through the actualization of cognitive and personal resources, taking into account the deficiencies in the work of educational organizations in building immediate and distant development prospects.

    Keywords: cognitive and personal resources potential of thinking emotional intellect subjective well-being life satisfaction happiness teachers preschool education
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2025-4130-30-45
    Educator in a modern kindergarten: analysis of perception and demands of parents
    2025, 2 p. 40-55
    Pisarenko I.A. , Khrustaleva E.S.
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    Background. Modern parents form the public opinion about a preschool educational organization and about each preschool teacher. However, very often the influence of parents on the reputation of a kindergarten is underestimated, which leads to unfavorable consequences for the kindergarten. In this regard, it is extremely important to know how preschool teachers look like to parents, the requirements and requests of parents in order to maintain the competitiveness of the kindergarten.

    Objectives. The aim of the study is to identify current problems in the interaction between parents and preschool teachers, to analyze the attitude of modern parents towards preschool teachers, and to develop recommendations for optimizing cooperation between participants in the educational process.

    Sample. The study involved 210 respondents — parents of different ages and genders from different regions of Russia, whose children attend preschool educational institutions aged from 2 months to 7 years.

    Methods. The following methods are used in the study: a scientific and theoretical analysis of publications on the research problem, a questionnaire conducted with the help of an outsourcing company, generalization and systematization of the obtained data, content analysis of the content of parents’ statements about the professional activities of preschool teachers.

    Results. 177 statements by parents about the professional activities of kindergarten teachers were analyzed according to the following parameters: attitude towards parents, attitude towards children, attitude towards professional development. Based on the parents’ opinions the current problems in the interaction between parents and preschool teachers were identified: lack or insufficient information for parents, lack or insufficient number of joint events for children-adult communities, inability of preschool teachers to interact with different categories of families. 144 statements of modern parents about their own attitude towards preschool teachers were also analyzed in the study. It was found that parents often have a biased attitude towards preschool teachers and make unreasonably high demands on preschool teachers.

    Conclusions. The study allowed to identify the main problems in the interaction of parents and preschool teachers, positive trends in modern preschool education, and also to record the unfriendly attitude of modern parents to preschool teachers. The results obtained indicate the need for careful preparation of prospective preschool teachers for cooperation with parents.

    Keywords: interaction between parents and preschool teachers interaction between preschool teachers and children professional competencies of preschool teachers professional development of preschool teachers professional training of prospective preschool teache
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2025-2128-40-55
    The relationship of teachers’ ideas about children’s participation with their support of children’s opinions and involvement in decision-making
    2024, 6 p. 22-33
    Ursulenko L.M.
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    Background. Teachers’ ideas have a significant impact on their practical decisions. Supporting the child’s opinion and participation in decision-making helps children develop a sense of belonging and self-expression, which in turn has a positive effect on both educational achievement and overall quality of life. Nevertheless, issues related to teachers’ ideas of the concept of participation and its implementation in the study group remain insufficiently investigated.

    Objectives. To develop a model of a participatory approach that allows determining the degree of implementation of the principle of participation in an educational organization. To analyze the relationship between the ideas of Russian teachers about children’s participation and the level of their support for children’s opinions and participation in decision-making.

    Sampling. 42 teachers from 30 preschool groups participated in the study. To analyze the relationship between teachers’ ideas and their support for children’s opinions, all respondents were divided into three subgroups according to the quality level of the environment of the groups in which they work.

    Methods. Teachers’ ideas about participation were studied using the author’s modification of the questionnaire “Preschool teachers’ ideas about kindergarten education” (Broström et al., 2012; modified by Ursulenko, 2020), in which an indicator of parental participation was added. The examination of the level of support for children’s opinions and participation in decision-making was carried out by a specially trained external expert based on the educational environment quality assessment tool “Support for children’s opinions and participation in decision-making”, developed by the Research Institute of Urbanism and Global Education MСU as a possible addition to the ECERS-3 scales.

    Results. The respondents of the first subgroup, with unsatisfactory quality, have no significant correlations in the ideas describing children’s participation in decision-making. The respondents of the second subgroup, with minimal quality, have significant connections both in the ideas describing children’s participation in decision-making and in the ideas describing the manifestation of their initiative. But these ideas are not related to each other. Respondents in the third subgroup, with a good quality, believe that participation in activities affecting the interests of children is associated with decision-making and the ability to initiate joint activities. There are no subgroups with high-quality. The number of preschool groups in which teachers have created conditions that prevent or insufficiently support participation prevails — 80% (24 groups).

    Conclusions. The structural and dialectical model of the implementation of the participatory approach developed by us allows us to perform a meaningful analysis of the practices of implementing the principle of participation in preschool education, which is presented in the theoretical part of the study. Teachers’ ideas about children’s participation are related to their support of children’s opinions and participation in decision-making. For participation in activities affecting interests, not only participation in decision-making is important, but also the ability to initiate joint activities that are interconnected.

    Keywords: participation participatory approach structural-dialectical model teachers’ ideas about children’s participation model of participatory interaction children’s opinion decision-making
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2024-6126-22-33
    The study of family upbringing traditions as a potential for preserving spiritual and moral values
    2024, 5 p. 12-27
    Vorobyeva I.N. , Arnautova E.P. , Rychagova E.S.
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    Background. The implementation of the task of introducing children to the traditional moral values of the Russian people, socio-cultural norms and cultural traditions of their families is highlighted among the priorities in the new Federal Educational Program for Preschool Education. Therefore, the development of methods for studying the cultural traditions of the modern family is an important practical aid to specialists in enriching partnerships with parents.

    Objective. To study family traditions in the families of pupils and to analyze current aspects of interaction between preschool educational institutions and families in matters of increasing the spiritual and moral potential of young families.

    Sampling. The study involved 47 teachers and 230 parents of children of early and preschool age from preschool groups of educational institutions in Moscow.

    Methods. The research was carried out on the basis of a questionnaire developed by the authorsto study the traditions of upbringing in the modern family, as well as in the educational practice of preschool teachers and their interaction with parents.

    Results. A qualitative and quantitative description of the data obtained using questionnaires separately for teachers and parents is presented, as well as summary tables for processing quantitative and qualitative data. The most significant results of the sociological survey related to the views and attitudes of the generation of young parents and current teachers to various aspects of the multifaceted problem of preserving and using family traditions in the spiritual and moral education of preschoolers are analyzed and summarized. The methodology of sociological survey on the study of family traditions in the practice of parental education and educational practice of teachers in communication with children and cooperation with parents was developed. A comparative analysis of the results of the survey of teachers and parents was made on a number of issues. The most relevant areas of cooperation with families to popularize family traditions are highlighted.

    Conclusions. The approbation of the methodology for studying family traditions makes it possible to further extend its use beyond the Moscow region. It is important for educators to actively involve young families in the revival of traditions, keep calendars of family events and chronicles in order to form closer ties between generations and promote positive socialization of children.

    Keywords: upbringing family values family traditions family child parents teachers
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2024-5125-12-27
    Gabdulkhakov V.F., Zinnurova A.F. Development of historical memory among future preschool teachers in a bilingual university environment
    2023, 6 p. 20-35
    Zinnurova A.F. , Gabdulkhakov V.F.
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    The purpose of the article is to show the results of a study on the diagnosis and development of historical memory among future teachers of preschool organizations studying in Russian regions with state national-Russian bilingualism. The empirical basis of the study was the pedagogical departments of the universities of Tatarstan, Chuvashia, and Mari El. In the course of diagnosing the level of development of historical memory among future teachers, it was found that more than half of them do not have historical memory, a third of students admit that they are not ready to form historical memory in their future students in educational institutions, many have a poor understanding of events that have historical significance for the country are lost in the concepts of a large and small Motherland characteristic of a bilingual environment.

    The problem is that universities practically do not conduct diagnostic monitoring of the development of historical memory; many teachers ignore these issues when students master worldview and communication modules; there is no effective strategy for the formation of historical memory as a basic basis for the education of patriotism and citizenship in classes in the disciplines of the general cultural block. In total, 1886 students and 12 university teachers took part in experiments (diagnostic and formative) over 5 years (2019–2023).

    The research methods used were questionnaires, testing, pedagogical observation, pedagogical experiment, generalization of research results at interregional scientific and practical conferences, and mathematical data processing.

    The main results of the study were problem areas in the formation (unformation) of students’ historical memory in the conditions of state national-Russian bilingualism, a pedagogical strategy for the development of historical memory in the process of mastering the disciplines of the general cultural block, and methodological recommendations for the formation of historical memory in bilingual regions.

    Conclusions. In universities with state national-Russian bilingualism, it is necessary to carry out diagnostic monitoring of the development of students’ historical memory, identify problem areas of this development, and design pedagogical strategies for patriotic education based on the data obtained. Promising areas of pedagogical research can be models, technologies, means of forming historical memory when mastering disciplines of both general cultural and professional blocks, as well as the formation of historical memory in the conditions of scientific research or teaching practice.

    Keywords: historical memory future teachers preschool education bilingual regions pedagogical diagnostics problem areas pedagogical strategy education of patriotism
    DOI: 10.24412/2782-4519-2023-6120-20-35
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