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2017, Vol. 3. №4About the author:
Viktor V. Mitrofanov, Dr. Sci. (Hist.), Associate Professor, Professor, Department of General Education and Special Subjects in Jurisprudence, branch of the South Ural State University (NRU) in Nizhnevartovsk; viktor-n1962@mail.ruAbstract:
The aims of this study include analyzing the state of educational institutions in Tyumen in the middle of the 19th century on the example of the Tyumen Uyezd School, Znamensky and Voznesensky parish schools; specifying the number of students in educational institutions, the quality of teaching, and the results of academic achievement; and disclosing the role of provincial officials who served in the education system to control the educational process.
The study has revealed archival materials on the history of education of Tyumen, which helped to describe the education process in a number of the city’s educational institutions. Special interest lies in the information on the textbooks and manuals used in the implementation of training programs. The author has specified the system for assessing the level of knowledge of students in subjects, and established the sections that have been put to the control. He has also demonstrated the role of P. M. Chegirintsov in the organization of inspections, and clarified the form of documentation on the example of reports and their sections. In addition, this article lists the amounts of money allocated for financing educational institutions, the state of their material base, and libraries.
The author concludes that the education system of Tyumen at the time was developing at a slow pace. The number of students was small. The author presents the little-known characteristics of teachers, especially N. A. Abramov, one of the major organizers of the education system in Tobolsk gubernia.
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