The Department of Pedagogy and Psychology of Preschool and Primary Education

The Department of Pedagogy and Psychology of Preschool and Primary Education actively participates in international cooperation, playing a significant role in fostering global collaboration and enhancing the quality of education. Through involvement in international projects, academic exchanges, and joint research, the department promotes the implementation of innovative teaching methods and educational approaches. These efforts not only broaden the horizons for faculty and students but also strengthen ties with leading educational institutions worldwide, allowing for the exchange of experiences and the introduction of best practices in the fields of pedagogy and psychology.

Project activity of the faculty members of the Pedagogical Faculty (international dimension) includes:

Dean Liubov Petukhova participated in international mobility programs, specifically:

- A visit to Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa (Czestochowa, Republic of Poland, July 3-5, 2023);
- A visit to Pomeranian University under the Erasmus KA131 program (Slupsk, Republic of Poland, July 6-8, 2023);
An introductory meeting for the project "Academies4Ukraine: Strengthen Higher Education Resilience in Ukraine and the European Union" under the Erasmus+ program (2023-1-IT02-KA220-HED-000164059) (Offida, Italy, November 21-25, 2023);
- A working visit to Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Wroclaw, Republic of Poland, December 13-14, 2023).

News

Lecturers of the Faculty of Pedagogy of KSU participated in the Basel Peace Forum in Switzerland

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On January 25, the Swiss city Basel hosted the annual International Peace Forum (since 2017). Traditionally, the event brings together more than 300 participants from all over the world - political figures, activists, educators, scientists, journalists, representatives of business, civil society and art. According to the plans of the organizers, the cooperation of representatives of various professions inspires innovative thinking, fresh solutions, as well as new partnerships, which strengthens thinking about the need for peace among the general public.

Students of the Faculty of Pedagogy - participants of the Polish-Ukrainian project initiated by Adam Mickiewicz University

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Kherson State University systematically creates opportunities for international activities and academic mobility of applicants, and some events become the beginning of long-term cooperation. For example, back in June 2023, students of the Faculty of Pedagogy Karina Tkachenko and Veronika Bevzenko participated in the Summer School for students of pedagogy, defectology, preschool and primary education in Poznań, and today they continue to work in a joint Polish-Ukrainian project at the initiative of representatives of the Faculty of Education of Sciences of Adam Mickiewicz University

Students of the Faculty of Pedagogy implement the project with the support of UNICEF

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Obtaining majors 013 Primary education Oleksandr Tatsoha, Victoria Fediv and Victoria Morozenko were selected, received a grant and are implementing the project "Energy of the Nation", created within the framework of the UPSHIFT program, the national wave of which is implemented by the NGO "SCC Zadzerkally" with the support of UNICEF and the Japanese government.

A representative of the Faculty of Pedagogy took part in the training within the large-scale DigiUni project of the Erasmus+ program

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As part of a delegation of Ukrainian partner universities, representatives of Kherson State University took part in the best practices training at Masaryk University (Brno, Czech Republic) from April 22 to 26 under the DigiUni: Digital University — Open Ukrainian Initiative program. The first vice-rector, professor Serhiy Omelchuk, associate professor Natalya Kuzovova, and teacher Anastasiia Volianiuk studied the methodology of developing course content for the digital platform from KhSU.

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Prospects

  • Work on ongoing and new projects (according to submitted applications);
  • Resumption of active cooperation with the Froebel Seminar (Kassel, Germany);
  • Signing a cooperation agreement with Aksaray University (Aksaray, Turkey);
  • Deepening cooperation with the Institute of Educational Sciences at the University of Basel (Basel, Switzerland).