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The theory and method of work with children and youth organizations”
Form (`s) of studies
Course objective ( in terms of study results and competence).
Background (actual knowledge’s, required for the course).
Modules and their structure
Total hours
Language of teaching.
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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE OF UKRAINE


LUHANSK TARAS SHEVCHENKO NATIONAL UNIVERSITY


Department of social pedagogy and social work


WORKING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

The theory and method of work with the children and youth organizations”


for specialty (`s) “Social work”

full-time study


APPROVED


at the chair meeting

Minutes No.1 from 28.09.2009.


Head of the chair ___________(signature)


Re-approved: minutes No.______ d.d. ____________


Re-approved: minutes No.______ d.d. ____________


Re-approved: minutes No.______ d.d. ____________


Agreed:

Head of scientific and

methodical department ___________ L. Masjuta


Luhansk 2009




Luhansk Taras Shevchenko National University

Working educational program

^ The theory and method of work with children and youth organizations”

  1. Course name.

“The theory and method of work with children and youth organizations”


^ Form (`s) of studies : full-time study.

Profession (`s): “Social work”
  1. Course code.

[ІФ] / [Соц_роб_09]/ [3_3_2]
  1. Course type (compulsory or by students choice).

By students choice
  1. Year (years) of study.

The third (3rd)
  1. Semester (`s).

The seventh (7th)
  1. Number of credits ECTS.

Three 3
  1. Surname, name, position, academic status and scientific degree of lecture.

Kharchenko Lyudmila - PhD, assistant professor of the chair of social pedagogy and social work (3rd building, aud. 4-12 )
  1. ^ Course objective ( in terms of study results and competence).

The objective of this course is to introduce future social workers with a history of children's and youth movements, the main activities of children's and youth public organizations, the most numerous and popular youth organizations of Ukraine; teach students not to oppose the formal and informal organizations, not to complicate the contradictions between them, and find common, bring them together, using all the best in them.

  1. ^ Background (actual knowledge’s, required for the course).

The theory and practice of social work
  1. Course content.




^ Modules and their structure

general

lectures

seminars/ (pr. train.)

lab.

individ.




Module 1
















1.1

Formal and informal groups.

8

4

2



10

1.2.

Origination of the Scout movement in the world and its special lines.

8

4






12

1.3.

Scout movement. Laws, rituals and ceremonies. Structure and framework of the activity of Scouts.

10

2

4



10




Module 2
















2.1.

Scout movement in Ukraine.

10

2

4



10

2.2.

Children’s and youthful public organizations of Ukraine.

10

4

4



10

2.3.

The main youthful subcultures of the West in 50-60 years in the 20th century.

8

2

2



10

2.4.

Informal youth movement.




2







10

2.5.

^ TOTAL HOURS

108

20

16



72


  1. List of recommended literature.

Main literature
  1. Bondar L. Introdaction in Scouting: Book for parents and for oth. adults. – Geneva: BN, 1996. – 191 p.
  2. Volkova N. P. Pedagogy: Benefit. – Kyiv: Academy, 2002. – 575 p. .
  3. Galuzinsky V. M., Evnuh M. N. Pedagogy: the theory and history. – Rivne, 1996. – P 128-129.
  4. Grishin V. A. Subculture and its manifestations in youth surroundings. – Moscow, 1990.
  5. Gromov A. V. Kuzin O. S. Nonconformist: who is who? – Moscow, 1990.
  6. Children’s of democratic movement. The modern Scouting: Work book / Ed. V.V. Debedinskogo – Moscow, 1979.
  7. Children’s movement in Ukraine: Conditions, problems and perspectives. – In book: The youth children’s movement in Ukraine: history and genesis. – Kyiv, 1993. – 105 p.
  8. Evsikova O. The third all Ukrainian training for Haydivskyy leaders // Haydivskyy shamrock. – 1996. – September. – P. 5-6.
  9. Gdanovich J. Methods of self-education of the children’s in Layer // Native school. – 2001. – No. 10. – P. 41-43; 2002. – No. 4. – P. 21-24.
  10. Zaharchishchin A.G. Scouting birth in the world and in Ukraine // Politics and culture. – 2000. – No. 3. – P. – 30-33.
  11. Kargalova M. V. The youth of Europe in searches of exit. – Moscow, 1990.
  12. Nesevra V. How will become a Scout? // Rural sch. – 2000. – No.2. P. 133-136.; No.3. – P. 149-152.
  13. Nonconformist. The social initiatives. Collection. Jushchenkov S. V. – Moscow: Moscow worker, 1990.
  14. Nonconformist: where are they call? / Ed. Pecheneva V. N. – Moscow, Politpub, 1990.
  15. Olshanskij D.V.D. V. Nonconfomist: the group portrait in interior – Moscow, 1990.
  16. Pashkov M. J. Rock. Break. What is further? – Kishinev, 1990.
  17. Plastuns - Ukrainian Scouts. // Day. – 2000. – on March 3rd. – P. 8.
  18. The program document of Association Haydiv of Ukraine. – Kyiv, 1995.
  19. Scouting: Book for Scout / International Organization of the Scout movement. – Geneva: BN., 1993. – 176 p.
  20. Hoybner T. Summons of restless. – Moscow, 1990.
  21. What is scouting. The book for Scout leader. – Geneva, Switzerland, 1992.

Additional literature
  1. Borg Valstad “Norway – Ukraine” transit // Haydivskyy shamrock. – 1996. – September – P. 2-3.
  2. Boguslavsky M. Russian Scouts: who are they? // Pupil educat. – 1991. – No. 5.
  3. Diba S. G. The Scout movement in Ukraine and in the world: history and progressive // Pedagogics and psychology 2001. – No. 2. – P. 142-150.
  4. Shipilenko G. D. Luhansk of organization Haydiv // Haydivskyy shamrock. – 1997. – January – P. 7-18.
  5. Yremin V. Are necessary Scouts to us? // Pupil educat. – 1992. – No. 1-2.
  6. Slobodyn H. Layer in Ukraine. What is new? // Education. – 1993. – No. 38. – P. 6.
  7. Modern trends of development of the children movement in Ukraine. In book: Youth of Ukraine, condition, problems and ways of decision. – 1992.
  8. Solomaha S. In future on-plastunski // Evening Kiev. – 1996. – on May 17. – P. 6.
  9. Stelmahovich M. G. Layer always with us // Native school. – 1995. – No. 4. – P. 19-21.
  10. The agreement about community activity between Ministry of education of Ukraine and Ukrainian of Scout Organization “The Layer” // Inform. with side M-ry of education of Ukraine. – 1993. – No. 12. – P. 28-29.
  11. Chorna M. J. The layer on the native earth // The Ukrainian culture. – 1991. – No. 2. – P. 14-17.
  12. Gdanovich U. Methods of self-education of the children in Layer // Native school. – 2001. – No. 10. – P. 41-43; 2002. – No.4. – P. 21-24.
  13. Zaharchishchin A.G. Scouting birth in the world and in Ukraine // Politics and culture. – 2000. – No.3. – P. – 30-33.
  14. Kargalova M. V. The youth of Europe in searches of exit. – Moscow, 1990.
  15. Nesevra V. How will become a Scout? // Rural sch. – 2000. – No.2. P. 133-136.; No.3. – P. 149-152.
  1. Teaching methods.

Students activity:
  • attending lectures;
  • making a message at a seminar;
  • making report at a seminar;
  • participating in a discussion at a seminar;
  • individual notes from originals and their analysis.

Current control:

two writing modular controls.

Form of semester control:

credit.
  1. Evaluation criteria ( in %).

A semester rating evaluation is lay off in compliance with criteria:
  • writing modular controls 40% (including 20% on the control of individual work of the student)
  • participation in seminars 50%
  • individual work ( course paper) 10%

Map of evaluation of students individual work



Types of individual work of student

Maximum evaluation rating for type (%)

1.

Study Scout laws, rituals and ceremonies. The analysis of international and Ukrainian experience. ( notetaking, the theme is checked during modular control).

10%

2.

Give the characteristic of activity Ukrainian pioneer organizations Union (UPOU). (notetaking, the theme is checked during modular control).

10%

3

Course paper on selected topic

10%




TOTAL:

30%



  1. ^ Language of teaching.

Ukrainian/Russian