RUSSIAN FORMAL AND INFORMAL EDUCATION: SIBERIAN EXPERIENCE OF A DIALOGUE OF CULTURES

• Published in: Humanities & Social Sciences Reviews
• Main Authors: Dmitrievna Nikolaeva, Alla, Vladimirovich Chudinovskikh, Alexander, Vasilievna Sitnikova, Natalia, Stepanovna Semenova, Svetlana
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: GIAP Journals 2020
• Subjects: Formal Education; Informal Education; Ethno-Pedagogical Experience; Exiled Teachers; Activity-Based Foundations; Dialogue of Cultures; Yakutia
• Online Access: https://giapjournals.com/hssr/article/view/hssr.2020.8526-re; https://doi.org/10.18510/hssr.2020.8526-re

Purpose of the research: This article aims to find national commonalities that will help ensure the harmonization of interethnic relations and create a unified educational space of the country, considering national and regional characteristics inherent in the subjects of the Russian Federation. Methodology: The methods were determined by the specifics of theoretical and historical research: systemic, historiographic, axiological, and socio-cultural approaches to the research of the school education evolution; the research and analysis of archival and historical-literary sources, including materials of dissertations and applied research on the educational problems in Yakutia; the documents of the People’s Commissariat of Education: orders, instructions, circular letters, statistical reports, and others, and reference materials, containing specific information on the problem under discussion. Main Findings: The research and use of domestic historical experience identified the continuity between the school of the past and the present, to creatively interpret and preserve all the valuable lessons from the experience of domestic and foreign pedagogy. Application of this research: It was revealed and established that this was necessary due to the diversity of natural-geographical, demographic, ethnic, cultural, educational, and other conditions in Russia and the search for solutions to difficult problems of interethnic cooperation. Our research aims to identify value- and activity-based foundations that underlie the activities of political exiles and ethno-pedagogical experience in Yakutia. Novelty/Originality of this research: The research opens up prospects for fundamental scientific and applied research in the field of pre-revolutionary history of pedagogy and education, the development of cultural dialogue ideas related to the problems of education, the scientific substantiation of modern innovative strategies for education in national regions.