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International Scientific Conference «Social and Cultural Transformations in the
Context of Modern Globalism»
SPIRITUAL AND MORAL DEVELOPMENT OF INDIVIDUALS
WITHIN NETWORK FORMS OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Darzhinova Svetlana (a)*, Baytumanova Zanda (b), Bembeeva Natalia (с), Serzhanova Zayana
(d), Kharlaeva Darina (e)
*Corresponding author
(a) Kalmyk State University named after B. B. Gorodovikov, 11, Pushkina St, Elista, Russia,
svetlana.darzhinova@gmail.com
(b) Kalmyk State University named after B. B. Gorodovikov, 11, Pushkina St, Elista, Russia, zandab@mail.ru,
(c) Kalmyk State University named after B. B. Gorodovikov, 11, Pushkina St, Elista, Russia, natali-elista@mail.ru
(d) Kalmyk State University named after B. B. Gorodovikov, 11, Pushkina St, Elista, Russia,
serzhanova.zayana@mail.ru
(e) Kalmyk State University named after B. B. Gorodovikov, 11, Pushkina St, Elista, Russia,
darinaharlaeva@rambler.ru,
Abstract
The article presents the concept of spiritual and moral development of personality in online forms of
educational programs, the relevance of which is due to the emergence of a new type of social structure
called the "network society". Considering network educational activity as a spiritual enrichment of a
person, and spiritual and moral development of a person as a pedagogical goal of upbringing, the authors
believe that network forms of educational programs, satisfying the needs of the population, should
become a “breeding ground” for the spiritual and moral development of a person. In fact, we are talking
about managed communication, in which the teacher can interact with the student, building the trajectory
of his training and adapting the content, methods and pace of educational activity to its features. At the
same time, this is the student’s attitude to his education, that is, awareness of the need to learn a subject,
obtaining the necessary information. In this regard, the authors determined that the created online
educational space should be in the space of multi-level educational programs (projects) for the formation
of prospects for their own spiritual and moral education, etc. Programs (projects) should reflect the active
nature of education; the composition of educational materials is based on the reflection of real situations
and is aimed at the spiritual and moral development of the individual. As a result, each student will be
able to create their own spiritual and moral educational space, in accordance with their needs and the
chosen learning strategy.
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Keywords: Spirituality, morality, network, training, program, development.
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1. Introduction
The pace and nature of the development of our society directly depends on the civic position of
each person, his motivational-volitional sphere, life priorities, moral beliefs, moral standards and spiritual
values. In this regard, the problem of the spiritual and moral development of an individual is always one
of the urgent and fundamental tasks in education. At the same time, the modern education system does
not always consider the ongoing social transformations that affect the whole world and constitute a new
type of social structure called the “network society” based on the microelectronics of information and
communication technologies.
As Castells (2000) notes: “In the modern era, new information technology networks represent
more serious changes than technologies associated with the industrial revolution or the information
revolution ... as the Internet becomes a universal tool for interactive communication, we are shifting from
computer-centered technology to diffuse network technology” (p. 6).
A special place in a network society is occupied by network forms of implementing educational
programs that provide the possibility of their development using the resources of several organizations
engaged in educational activities, or when participants in a network form of implementation create and
approve a joint educational program. A distinctive feature of such programs is the academic mobility of
its participants. This concept is correlated with the concept of "network interaction". Communicatively
and structurally, such networked forms of implementing educational programs can have a significant
impact on the entire education system at various levels; as a whole, unite the market for educational
services and the market for pedagogical and scientific personnel. In the process of implementation, they
can become cultural phenomena that produce new patterns of behavior of the people and institutions
involved in it, and thereby ensure the spiritual and moral development of participants. Narrow
specialization that was relevant in the 19th and 20th centuries is gradually becoming a thing of the past;
specialists with not only professional interdisciplinary knowledge, but also key meta-subject
competencies, such as communication, cooperation, creative thinking and critical thinking, are becoming
more and more in demand in the labor market. These competencies are also important in terms of the
spiritual and moral development of the individual, which implies comprehension by her of the
surrounding world, her inner “I” and the formation of a conscious understanding of her purpose in life. In
this regard, an urgent need for education in modern conditions is the development of the concept of
spiritual and moral development of the individual in networked forms of educational programs.
2. Problem Statement
At present, certain theoretical prerequisites have developed to solve the indicated problem.
Various problems and aspects of the implementation of network forms of educational programs are
considered in the works of various scientists (Berulava, 2010; Novikov, 2009; Trommsdorff & Chen,
2015). However, despite the full value of the theoretical conclusions contained in these studies, many
important questions remain insufficiently developed. It is necessary to determine the substantive
capabilities and pedagogical potential of the network forms of educational programs in the context of the
spiritual and moral development of the individual on new theoretical and methodological grounds. At the
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same time, practical prerequisites have developed. For several years, various online educational programs
have been intensively developed, implemented and implemented in Russia, since Russia joined the
Bologna process in 2003, in which the ideas of online learning have been embodied since 1999. Entering
the Bologna process gave a new impetus to the modernization of Russian education. Network forms of
training received official status and are defined by the Law on Education in the Russian Federation
No. 273-FZ dated 12/29/2012 (latest revision).
In accordance with the law, online forms of implementing educational programs is a
methodological system for organizing the educational process, which allows using the resources of
several organizations, including foreign ones, for the participants to master the educational program. The
law does not limit the list and departmental affiliation of participants in the implementation of the
program. Such networking may also be legalized by contract. Unfortunately, these processes have not yet
received the proper theoretical understanding and justification in the indicated spiritual and moral context.
As a result, contradictions arise between the need for effective methods of spiritual and moral
development of a person in the process of network education and the insufficient development of the
concept of spiritual and moral development of a person in the process of implementing network forms of
educational programs.
3. Research Questions
What influence can network forms of educational programs have on the spiritual and moral
development of a person?
4. Purpose of the Study
Development of the concept of spiritual and moral development of personality in network forms of
educational programs and its testing.
5. Research Methods
The interdisciplinarity of the stated problems has determined our use of various methods and
approaches:
1) a network approach that is consistent with the spirit of modern post-industrial society, meaning
that the network organization must represent an association of independent people, social groups or
organizations organized on an ongoing basis to achieve agreed goals that have a common corporate image
and infrastructure;
2) a personality-oriented approach that will help solve the problem of “personification” of
knowledge existing in education, the transformation of objectively significant values into the individual
meanings of the individual;
3) a competency-based approach that determines the essence of the spiritual and moral
development of the personality, considering its professional orientation;
4) the project approach, when network activities aimed at the spiritual and moral development of
the individual are divided into separate completed cycles (projects);
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5) the peer-to-peer model is aimed at solving the problem of creating by equal participants in the
educational context necessary and enough for their self-education.
Methods were also used to identify changes in the personal, behavioral and cognitive and spiritual
and moral development of participants in the process of network activity: a test for value orientations;
questioning, survey.
6. Findings
We turned our attention to the “connectivism” theory of learning – a model in which the
educational community is described as a node that is always part of a larger network. Nodes arise from
connection points that are within the network. A network consists of several nodes connected in order to
share resources. They can vary in size and strength, depending on the concentration of information and
the number of persons that pass through a site. According to this theory, knowledge is distributed over the
network and stored in various digital formats, but since information is constantly changing, its accuracy
and accuracy can change over time, so understanding of the subject and the ability to learn about it will
also change over time (Corneli & Danoff, 2011).
In our opinion, in the theory of connectivity there are two important points that contribute to
learning: the ability to search for current information and the ability to filter secondary and excess
information. In other words, the ability to gain knowledge is more important than knowledge itself. The
ability to make decisions based on acquired information is considered an integral part of the learning
process. We are talking about managed communication in order to master educational programs. The
teacher can interact with one student, building the trajectory of his training and adapting the content,
methods and pace of educational activity to its features. At the same time, this is personal training, first,
the student’s attitude to his education, that is, awareness of the need to learn a subject, obtaining the
necessary information.
Based on the ideas of Solovtsova (2004), they determined that the process of spiritual and moral
development of a person within the framework of a network educational program should be considered in
four aspects: as an ascent to spiritual and moral values; as an ascent to education and culture, in which
values are reflected, manifested and materially embodied; as an ascent to oneself; as an ascent to another.
Studying the research on the indicated problem and the existing experience in implementing
network forms of educational programs allows us to formulate our scientific idea, to identify those
approaches and target guidelines that can guide us in solving the indicated problem. To solve the problem
of the spiritual and moral development of the individual in modern conditions, we proceeded from the
fact that the processes of humanizing culture and humanizing education, which determined the search for
tools for implementing online forms of educational programs aimed at the spiritual and moral
development of the individual, determine their focus on the formation of Russian public consciousness ,
including the ideology of statehood of the Russian Federation. As a result, satisfying the needs of the
population, online forms of educational programs should become a “breeding ground" for the spiritual
and moral development of the individual. They should promote the cultural heritage of the peoples of
Russia, its multinational culture, are aimed at preserving the Russian language, thereby exerting both
direct and indirect influence on the spiritual and moral qualities of its participants. The essence of the
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spiritual and moral development of the personality regarding the network educational activities of the
participant is considered by us as the spiritual enrichment of the personality and the pedagogical goal of
education in the framework of the implementation of network forms of educational programs. In fact, we
are talking about the interconnected formation and development of various aspects of the personality,
which can flexibly adapt to constantly changing life situations, has a developed intellect and at the same
time morality, spiritual values and responsibility.
The concept we developed was tested during the implementation of the RUSNANO School
League all-Russian educational program aimed at the development of modern Russian education and
implemented in the Republic of Kalmykia, the Russian Federation on the basis of an agreement between
Kalmyk State University named after B. B. Gorodovikova and the autonomous non-profit educational
organization “School League” (St. Petersburg). The museum operator was the Museum of Kalmyk State
University named after Bb Gorodovikova. This program has been implemented since 2012, the regional
network includes 38 educational institutions of the Republic of Kalmykia. Up to 6 thousand people take
part in network events annually (schoolchildren, teachers, students, teachers, heads of educational
institutions and the region, entrepreneurs and heads of public organizations, etc.) (Darzhinova et al.,
2018).
As part of the testing of the concept of spiritual and moral development of the individual in the
online forms for the implementation of educational programs, a complex of programs and projects was
implemented: Business game-contest "Journalist", Kalmyk State University named after Bb
Gorodovikova (past, present and future), vacation school "Agrograd. Kalmykia", vacation school
"Nanograd. Kalmykia”, Network creative laboratory of critical thinking, scientific lecture hall, Round
Table discussion club, museum conference, museum laboratory and so on (Darzhinova, 2018). We also
included territorial-geographical, cultural, ethnoregional features, local experience in the content of the
events. So, for example, within the framework of the project, a business game-competition “Journalist” is
held annually, during which participants get the opportunity to get in touch with real production and
science, and then create real journalistic materials. Today, there are games on various subjects:
“University through the eyes of schoolchildren”, “Mirror for the region”, “Is it easy to be young?”, etc.
An important aspect in testing the concept is the fact that, by offering various network programs
and projects, the organizers and participants conduct a large educational work aimed at building a civil
society and further developing Russia as a strong state. Various situations: life, social, personal,
psychological, age-related and so on, related to the history of Russia, pressing contemporary problems
that are discussed in the framework of the scientific lecture and discussion club Round Table, create
internal conflicts, impulses to change personality, which allowed participants to enter the dialogical level
of interaction with the world, get the opportunity to evaluate themselves, choose values, develop
meanings, make an independent decision.
Another component of this concept is the opportunity to participate in projects and programs of
parents who are always interested in increasing the motivation of children to learn and get an interesting
profession. According to a survey of 56 parents of participants in the study regarding their interest in the
project, the greatest value is that the participation of children in the program allows them to be employed,
to form their psychological readiness for studying at a university and various competencies (educational,
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research, etc.). In general, many parents note that they are pleased to receive children's access to modern
high-tech production and scientific equipment of Kalmyk State University and the opportunity to interact
with their child in the process of participating in projects and programs; the formation of their portfolio
for additional points upon further admission to the university.
A questionnaire was developed, consisting of questions aimed at clarifying the respondents'
attitude to the socio-economic and political situation in the country, since in the complex structure of the
spiritual and moral development of the individual, civic values occupy a special place. The questionnaire
was attended by 272 people, divided into two groups: the first group 157 students in grades 89 from
schools belonging to the regional network; the second group 115 first-year students of KalmSU in the
areas of "psychology", "history", "biology", "physics" (Table 01).
Table 01. The results of the questionnaire to clarify the attitude of respondents to the socio-economic
and political situation in the country (2015)
Groups
Have their
own opinion,
%
Referred to
information
from the
media, %
Cited the
opinion of
teachers and
friends, %
Difficult with
answers, %
first year student
9
24
20
15
Schoolchildren
(89 cl.)
7
20
11
17
A very high percentage of participants who do not have their own opinions students and
schoolchildren 76 %; students found it difficult to answer 15 %; schoolchildren 17 %.
In 2018, these same respondents participated in a survey (Table 02):
Table 02. Results of the questionnaire on the attitude of respondents to the socio-economic and political
situation in the country (2018)
Groups
Have their
own opinion,
%
Referred to
information
from the
media, %
Cited the
opinion of
teachers
and friends,
%
Difficult with
answers, %
fourth year
student
52
32
0
7
Schoolchildren
(1011 cl.)
49
23
2
8
The number of those who found it difficult to answer significantly decreased up to 7 % students
and up to 8 % schoolchildren. A meaningful attitude to the situations prevailing in society was shown
by 52 % students and 49 % schoolchildren.
In 2018, a survey of 22 parents and 45 teachers was conducted: “What qualities are preferable for
children to develop in order to make life easier for them?” From the proposed positions, it was necessary
to select 45 most important ones (Table 03).
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Table 03. Results of a survey of parents and teachers “What qualities are preferable to develop children
to make it easier for them to live in life?” (2018)
Quality
Parents, %
Teachers, %
Cultural
65
68
Educated
89
92
Fair
48
49
Initiative
45
47
Responsive
34
37
Communicative
36
38
7. Conclusion
Analysis of the results of the study demonstrated that each of the projects and programs enriches
the participants spiritually and morally, helps to make their life interesting and vibrant. The proposed
situational-event context allows participants to comprehend the studied space of activity, to consider
reality from various angles. For example, the business game-contest "Journalist" becomes an occasion for
thoughtful and useful acquaintance of schoolchildren with enterprises, professions, socio-economic
problems of the region and the formation of a personal attitude towards them. This project also became a
means for career guidance for schoolchildren of the Republic of Kalmykia, their study of educational
university space and finding their own landmarks. Teachers advanced their skills through distance
education programs; got opportunities for communication and cooperation with colleagues, as well as
promoting their ideas in the pedagogical environment. They developed and proposed to the pedagogical
community intersubject integration programs, various educational and research projects; mastered new
techniques and constantly updated the content of the educational process. Participation in programs and
projects as part of the testing of the concept has contributed to the fact that for students of schoolchildren,
forums, blogs, and social networks that they choose independently also become a source of news.
The results of testing our concept showed a direct relationship between the spiritual and moral
development of the individual, its value orientations, the educational environment and the influence of the
family. The study showed that participation in educational programs and projects within the framework of
the proposed concept of spiritual and moral development of an individual in online forms of educational
programs implementation expands the educational potential of each educational institution and each
participant, equalizes the opportunities of rural and city schools. Including the real experience of the
teacher and students in the content of the training, we communicatively and structurally created various
educational schemes that became the basis for their spiritual and moral development.
Thus, in the conditions of modern Russian society, the implementation of network forms of
educational programs can be considered as a key factor in the revival, preservation and development of
spiritual culture and personal identity, as they provide participants with a unique opportunity for spiritual
enrichment and comprehension of the world, and can have a beneficial effect on the spiritual and the
moral component of the personality, its value preferences and life-meaning orientations.
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