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Konstantin Dmitrievich Ushinsky (March 2, 1824 - December 22, 1870)

Konstantin Ushinsky is called the founder of Russian scientific pedagogy. And this outstanding scientist deserves such a definition like no other. Ushinsky was one of the first to decide to give priority attention to the tasks of moral education and education of students. The idea of moral education as something "natural" and "self-evident" was strongly rejected by him. Another idea of Ushinsky, for which it is worth warmly thanking the teacher, is the idea of the importance of preserving national culture and identity. For the XIX century, French remained the language of instruction, and it was spoken in families and in society. Yes, what is there, Tatiana Larina herself spoke very poorly in Russian! Russian Russian Schools Konstantin Dmitrievich's article "On the need to make Russian schools Russian" still remains a model of pedagogical appeals. Being a teacher for both children and teachers, Ushinsky remained in history as a teacher-publicist. A distinctive feature of his work is not only an appeal to the issues of upbringing and education, but also a fervent love for children and their native people, which greatly contributed to the revival or even awakening of interest in pedagogy in Russia.

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