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Teachers of the Tomsk Teacher's Institute Vasily Ivanovich Shumilov and Alexey Matveevich Orlov // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 2 (18). P. 88-91

The paper presents information about two lectures of the Tomsk Teacher's Institute: a teacher of mathematics V.I. Shumilov and a teacher of the Russian language and literature A.M. Orlov. The graduate of TTI, a famous tale-taller A.M. Volkov called them the most favourite lecturers at the institute. V.I. Shumilov has become a well-known scientist, professor of mathematics in the future

Director of the Tomsk Teacher's Institute - Mitrofan Alexeevich Vodyannikov // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 2 (18). P. 91-94

The paper gives material about Director of the Tomsk Teacher's Institute Mitrofan Alexeevich Vodyannikov in 1906-1907. He was an honored teacher of the West Siberian educational region, and a leader of teacher's seminary. The basic teaching staff of the Institute has been formed under the guidance of M.A. Vodyannikov as a Director of higher school.

Problems of historiography of the history of professional pedagogical education in Russia. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 4 (20). P. 28-30

The given publication is devoted to the analysis of the historical literature of the end of XIX the beginning of XX on problems of professional pedagogical education in Russia. The author points out the periods in studying the problems of the history of national education and gives their detailed characteristic.

The experience of solving financial problems at Tomsk Teachers' Training Institute // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 108-110

The article presents the history of financing of Tomsk Teachers' Training Institute and the problem solving experience of the director of the Institute, I.A. Uspensky.

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Tomsk State Peda¬gogical University is a Tomsk Teacher's Training Institute historical successor // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 7 (23). P. 80-82

In their article show us the historical connection of Modern State Teacher's Training University in Tomsk with Teacher's Training Institute wich existed before the revolution in the town. Like the institute in the past, the University now trains teachers for Siberia and Russia and has the best pedagogical traditions Nowadays in Tomsk Teacher's Training Institute's building there is the Natural Faculty of the Modern University in Tomsk. This article continues the theme of the first hundred anniversary of Tomsk Teacher's Training University.

Tomsk teachers' institute during the years of the first world war (1914— 1917) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 68-75

In the article the analysis of functioning of Tomsk Teachers' Institute during the period of the World War I is presented made on the basis of archives documents. The main problems of organization of the learning process in the Institute under the conditions of war times are disclosed. The changes in the faculty staff, students' structure, peculiarities of job placement of graduates are examined as well as the situation of military mobilization of students in the period viewed.

IVAN ALEKSANDROVITCH USPENSKY: QUIET WORK IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 121-126

The article covers the most important periods of life of Ivan Aleksandrovitch Uspensky (1867-1943), the head of the Tomsk Teachers' Institute. It determines the main actors having influenced his professional credo and deals with his activity at the educational institutions in the West Siberian okrug at the end of the 19th at the beginning of the 20th century

Keywords: I. A. Uspensky, pedagogical education, the Tomsk Teachers'Institute

THE PREREVOLUTIONARY TEACHERS’ INSTITUTES IN WESTERN SIBERIA DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR (1914–1916) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 1 (91). P. 13-18

The article characterizes the condition of West Siberian Teachers’ Institutes during the First World War. It shows the influence of The war on the inner life and order of these institutions and describes the process of crisis phenomenon intensification in the field of pedagogical education against the background of social and economic problems in wartime.

Keywords: West Siberian Teachers Institutes, the First World War, pedagogical education

THE REFORM OF TEACHER’S INSTITUTES OF PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT (1917) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 9 (99). P. 168-172

The article is devoted to the reform of Teacher’s Institutes of the Provisional government in 1917. The general characteristics of the reform, its main issues and the changes provided are reviewed and analyzed in the given article. The author assesses the role and the significance of the reform of 1917 during the transitional period from the prerevolutionary to the Soviet model of the Russian educational system.

Keywords: the reform of the Provisional government, Teacher’s Institutes, history of pedagogical education

ON THE ACTIVITIES OF THE EDUCATION MINISTRY IN TEACHER TRAINING (1906–1917) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 17-21

This paper presents some aspects of the history of teacher education in Russia 1906–1917’s. It shows main activities of the Ministry of national education in teacher training in terms of universal primary education.

Keywords: history of pedagogical education, teachers seminaries, teachers institutes, teacher training courses

THE QUESTION OF DEVELOPMENT OF PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION IN THE WORK OF THE STATE DUMA 1906–1917 // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 5 (217). P. 90-97

Introduction. The history of general and pedagogical education in Russia always attracts the interest of researchers, and this is connected with the modern processes of reform of the domestic educational system, they should be supported by historical experience. The purpose of this article is to reconstruct and generalize the experience of the State Duma of the Russian Empire in reforming pedagogical education. Material and methods. The material of the research is historical sources of various origins whose use makes it possible to form an objective view of the development of education in Russia and to re-evaluate the risks and genetic problems in the solution of modern problems of educational reform. General scientific and special historical methods of research are used. Results and discussion. With the establishment of the State Duma in Russian society, there were hopes for positive changes in the development of science and education. The State Duma of the first two convocations began a debate on education: The State Duma of the third convocation has done a great deal, and contemporaries praised its results in this area. Education was the subject of heated debate among deputies of different political factions. All deputies advocated the development of school business, the opening of teachers’ seminaries, institutes, courses, the raising of the status and salary of teachers, but disagreed on the forms and methods of achieving the goal. During the existence of the III Duma, several important normative documents concerning the development of pedagogical education have been adopted. Draft Regulations on Women’s Teachers’ Seminars, discussed over six months, were approved by both Houses of Parliament and approved on 1 July 1908. The Draft Regulations on Women’s Teachers’ Seminars were approved by both Houses of Parliament. As a temporary option for solving the personnel problems of primary schools until the opening of the required number of teacher training institutes and seminaries, on June 6, 1909, a decision was made and highly approved to open two-year pedagogical courses at city schools. One month later, on 10 July, a proposal for temporary teacher training courses for secondary school teachers was accepted. The next step in solving the personnel problem of secondary school was the draft law on “Rules on testing of female persons in knowledge of the course of higher educational establishments and on their acquisition of scientific degrees and titles of female teachers of gymnasiums” which was discussed by the Duma in January 1911 and approved on 25 February. Successfully passed in the Duma and the legislative act on “the establishment of one-year and short-term courses for the preparation of teachers and female teachers of secondary educational institutions”, which on March 29, 1911 was considered and already adopted on July 3. A special place among the projects developed by the commission on public education was occupied by proposals for the transformation of teachers ‘seminaries and teachers’ institutes, which should have had a positive effect on the cultural development of the country, but the bill was discussed for a long time, first in the Third Duma, then in the Fourth Duma, but did not find support. Work in the Fourth Duma on the reform of teacher education institutions was interrupted by the outbreak of world war. Conclusion. Thus, the desire of broad sectors of Russian society and, above all, of the educational community for effective educational activities was reflected in the work of the deputies of the State Duma at the beginning of the last century. The first two Dumas proved to be opposed to the Government and demonstrated the mutual inhospitability of society and the authorities to make concessions, which delayed decision-making even on such obvious issues as the fight against illiteracy. The results of the activities of the Third Duma were the most productive, however, due to the large number of discussions on private issues, the deputies did not have time to complete work on many important bills in the field of education. In the fourth Duma, even the draft laws that had already been drafted were first reviewed and, with the outbreak of the world war, forgotten or rejected, among the latter being the bills to reform the educational system. During the Soviet period, the basic provisions of the draft laws on teacher’s institutes and seminaries were reintroduced, but they were interpreted in the light of the principles of a unified labour school and the education of teachers of the new formation.

Keywords: teacher education, teacher training, teacher seminary, teacher training institute, teacher training courses, State Duma, Russian Empire