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Author(s): |
Kozlov N. I., |
| Number of journal: |
3(76) |
Date: |
September 2026 |
| Annotation: |
The subject of the research presented in the article
is the gap between word and deed regarding upbringing: even
though education officially acknowledges upbringing as a top
priority, in practice, the upbringing function is being pushed out
of teachers’ professional activities through both regulatory and
methodological means. The subject of the study is the mechanisms
of this displacement ‒ regulatory documents, institutional
school practice, and university teacher training ‒ and the ways
of its pedagogical overcoming.
The work draws on the normative analysis of Russian educational
legislation and federal state educational standards,
on the comparative pedagogical juxtaposition with foreign regulatory practices (United States, United Kingdom, OECD),
on the classical Russian methodology of pedagogy (K. D. Ushinsky,
A. S. Makarenko), and on L. Shulman’s concept of pedagogical
content knowledge.
It is shown that the normative narrowing of the teacher’s
upbringing function proceeds at three levels: in regulatory
documents (upbringing is recognized, but the mechanisms
and limits of pedagogical influence are not established),
in school practice (behavior regulation is handed over
to the family, psychologists, and lawyers; a notable particular
case is the abandonment of grading), and in teacher training
(the future teacher is taught to avoid pedagogical responsibility).
International material shows that analogous processes
abroad are accompanied by a rise in disciplinary problems,
and the leading educational systems are already responding
by strengthening the normative mechanisms of school discipline.
A pedagogical response is formulated: to restore pedagogical
demand as a professionally legitimate instrument
and to form the future teacher’s pedagogical value-based position;
the methodological foundation is the emotional valuebased
approach developed by the author. |
| Keywords: |
upbringing function of the teacher, normative
narrowing, normative regulation of education, professional
teacher training, continuous teacher education, pedagogical
demand, grading, teacher’s pedagogical value-based position,
emotional value-based approach, methodology of pedagogy |
| For citation: |
Kozlov N. I. The teacher’s educational function in the system of continuous teacher education: normative analysis
and development prospects. Biznes. Obrazovanie. Pravo = Business. Education. Law. 2026;3(76):429—435. DOI: 10.25683/
VOLBI.2026.76.1706. |