2018
DOI: 10.17516/1997-1370-0178
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Expected Outcomes of Teacher Internship, or a Pedagogical University Graduate Trapped in Standards

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“…The implementation of ethnopedagogy alongside the development of new forms of schools and classes can be supported by article 8 of the Federal law "On guaranteeing the rights of small indigenous minorities of the Russian Federation", which ensures the right of indigenous peoples to receive assistance from the State in reforming the younger generation's forms of education and training taking the specificity of traditional livelihoods into account. But also in relation to this popular subject of discussion, two opposing opinions exist: indigenous peoples' acute need for ethnopedagogy to restore and preserve traditional cultures and lifestyles on the one hand 3 , and the need for multicultural education on the other, where ethnopedagogy is understood as an obstacle for the integration of members of indigenous minority peoples in contemporary society 4 . These two positions predicate the currently important trends: firstly, the need to maintain the unique lifestyle and economy of indigenous minority peoples for the sake of preserving these peoples, their ethnic identity and ecological balance in the resources of the Northern territories, and secondly, indigenous minority peoples' acute need for effective integration in modern society and its processes, the development of nations in a civilizational direction for the sake of improving their representitives' standard of living.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The implementation of ethnopedagogy alongside the development of new forms of schools and classes can be supported by article 8 of the Federal law "On guaranteeing the rights of small indigenous minorities of the Russian Federation", which ensures the right of indigenous peoples to receive assistance from the State in reforming the younger generation's forms of education and training taking the specificity of traditional livelihoods into account. But also in relation to this popular subject of discussion, two opposing opinions exist: indigenous peoples' acute need for ethnopedagogy to restore and preserve traditional cultures and lifestyles on the one hand 3 , and the need for multicultural education on the other, where ethnopedagogy is understood as an obstacle for the integration of members of indigenous minority peoples in contemporary society 4 . These two positions predicate the currently important trends: firstly, the need to maintain the unique lifestyle and economy of indigenous minority peoples for the sake of preserving these peoples, their ethnic identity and ecological balance in the resources of the Northern territories, and secondly, indigenous minority peoples' acute need for effective integration in modern society and its processes, the development of nations in a civilizational direction for the sake of improving their representitives' standard of living.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Pedagogical University named after V.P. Astafiev (Bocharova, 2018), is the implementation of a pedagogical internship model that allows studentsfuture teachers to master more deeply not only the subject field of the profession, but also be included in the solution of multi-context professional tasks in educational organizations. This model and the corresponding mentoring practice are one of the mechanisms for implementing network interaction, which allows us to bridge the "gap" between the needs of educational practice in specialists with a new qualification and the features of professional training of future specialists.…”
Section: One Of Such Examples Among Russian Pedagogical Universitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%