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SUMMER СHILDREN LEISURE IN TOMSK REGION: SERVICE QUALITY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 13 (141). P. 177-182

Children and parents survey results are observed and analyzed to evaluate services provided by children health and leisure agencies in Tomsk region in 2013. The pressing problems and its handling are distinguished on the basis of research data evaluation and generalization.

Keywords: summer children leisure, children health and leisure agencies, service quality

THE PARTICIPATION OF THE CHILDREN HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS OF TOMSK REGION IN THE REVIEW-COMPETITION: DYNAMICS, PROBLEMS, TRENDS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 11 (164). P. 23-27

The dynamics of the participation of children’s rest and rehabilitation organizations of the Tomsk region in the annual regional review-competition in order to assess the quality of their work is examined and analyzed. Currently evaluating the activities of children’s health camps is carried out by the expert Commission established in the area of interagency working group. The competition is characterized by the establishment of certain criteria for evaluation of activities of children’s health camps: it and security recreation and health of children, as well as the pedagogical content of children’s activities. The contest consists of several stages to demonstrate the best practices as well. Every year the competition reveals new leaders among organizations for summer recreation and health of children, but camps can become the best of them. Based on the analysis and synthesis of the experience of review-competition organization the authors identify the problems and aligning trends in the development of the competition itself and their impact on the development of the organization sphere of the children’s rest and health promotion on the territory of the Tomsk region.

Keywords: the organization of the children’s rest and health promotion, the review-competition of the children health organizations, the activities of the CHO (children health organizations)