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Lisovskaya, Elena; Karpov, Vyacheslav – European Education, 2020
How and why did Russian education go from the enthusiastic liberalization in the early 1990s to the restoration of a Soviet-style system in the new century? Attempting to answer this question, the authors reassess and advance a theoretical model that they initially proposed fifteen years ago. While most research on education in transitional…
Descriptors: Universities, Educational History, Social Change, Social Systems
Levinson, Kirill – European Education, 2020
The article shows how stigmatization of misspelling predated modern German and Russian orthographies and how this attitude was imported to Russia from Prussia in the 19th century. Rules were difficult to learn and to teach, making mistakes inevitable. Grading based on the number of errors helped to control and discipline students and to manage…
Descriptors: Attitude Change, Spelling, German, Russian
Eklof, Ben; Lisovskaya, Elena – European Education, 2020
The articles in this cluster explore the past and present trajectories of educational change in Russia from the 18th century to the present day. The authors focus on the multiple social actors, visions, forces, and changes that in combination brought about Russia's modern educational realities. The emphasis in these contributions is put upon the…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Educational Development, Outcomes of Education, Comparative Education
Saburova, Tatiana – European Education, 2020
Over the past nearly 30 years, Russian universities have been buffeted by external forces necessitating attempts to adjust to a fast-changing academic climate, both globally and regionally. Based on informally structured interviews of university faculty of different age groups and ranks, academic fields and regions of the country conducted between…
Descriptors: Universities, Social Change, Social Systems, Teacher Attitudes
Marker, Gary – European Education, 2020
This essay considers the evolution of the historiography of eighteenth-century Russian education, emphasizing recent shifts in the dominant paradigm of secularization. It identifies three wide vectors (1) the place of the state as prime institution builder; (2) the pace of standardization; (3) the problem of "reflexivity," or laying bare…
Descriptors: Educational History, Historiography, Government Role, Educational Development
Karmaeva, Natalia – European Education, 2018
This article investigates careers of early-career academics in the Russian academic system as it strives to improve its position in the global academic landscape. The typology of "boundaried" and "boundaryless" careers is applied in order to analyze careers in Russia. Two types of academics were identified:…
Descriptors: Occupational Aspiration, College Faculty, Classification, Foreign Countries
Chykina, Volha; Chung, Hee Jin; Bodovski, Katerina – European Education, 2016
Using all available waves of the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) from 1995 to 2011, this study examines the factors influencing educational expectations of students in five Eastern European countries (Hungary, Lithuania, the Russian Federation, Romania, and Slovenia). We consistently find across countries and waves…
Descriptors: Social Change, Academic Aspiration, Disadvantaged, Foreign Countries
Crosier, David; Sigalas, Emmanuel – European Education and Culture Executive Agency, European Commission, 2022
The Russian invasion of Ukraine forced many people to flee their home and seek protection in neighbouring European countries, amongst them a large proportion of children and young people. Higher education systems in the receiving countries now have a responsibility to support young people to continue their studies, and to provide them with quality…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Refugees, Higher Education, Educational Policy
Aydarova, Olena – European Education, 2015
In the past twenty years, Russian education has undergone transformations under the influence of global discourses. In this ethnographic study, I draw on Bakhtin's (1981) theory of dialogue to examine how actors respond to these transformations. The purpose of my study is threefold: to document the emic perspectives on the changes, to reconstruct…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Social Change, Neoliberalism, Global Approach
Gurova, Galina; Piattoeva, Nelli; Takala, Tuomas – European Education, 2015
The article describes and critically analyzes how Russian education researchers approached the topic of quality evaluation in education between 1990 and 2014. Evaluation and quality have grown into major policy issues in education across the world, simultaneously acting as powerful steering mechanisms on national and transnational levels. Russia…
Descriptors: Educational Quality, Educational Administration, Foreign Countries, Educational Policy
Levy, Daniel – European Education, 2014
With the fall of communism in 1989, Eastern and Central Europe would quickly become part of an already strong global tide of privatization in higher education. Nowhere else did private higher education rise so suddenly or strongly from virtual nonexistence to a major regional presence. A fresh database allows us to analyze the extent and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Privatization, Higher Education, Educational Change
Silova, Iveta; Brezheniuk, Viktoriia; Kudasova, Marina; Mun, Olga; Artemev, Nikolai – European Education, 2014
This article examines youth protests against education privatization in the post-Soviet countries of Latvia, Russia, and Ukraine. Drawing on a sample of online sources and scholarly articles, this study uses critical discourse analysis and visual methodologies to examine why and how post-Soviet university students have organized to protest against…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Youth, Students, Activism
Kozar, Olga – European Education, 2014
The "language barrier" is a common buzzword in Russian-English teaching discourse that has not yet been critically investigated. This study contemplates a recently emerging phenomenon of private online language tutoring in Russia through investigation of this popular phrase. The paper draws on Critical Discourse Analysis to explore…
Descriptors: Second Language Learning, Barriers, Russian, Discourse Analysis
Lapham, Kate; Lindemann-Komarova, Sarah – European Education, 2013
This article presents the findings of research in Russia on the degree to which teachers and school principals are active and how they currently network with their colleagues. It builds on the work of David Frost and John Bangs (2012) on teacher self-efficacy using a survey and semi-structured interviews with teachers and principals to collect…
Descriptors: Teacher Collaboration, Networks, Self Efficacy, Teacher Effectiveness
Drummond, Todd W.; Gabrscek, Sergij – European Education, 2012
In the twenty years since independence, new Eurasian nation-states of the former Soviet Union have introduced major changes to the way students are admitted to institutions of higher education. Azerbaijan (1992), Uzbekistan (1993), Kazakhstan (1999), Russia (2001), Kyrgyzstan (2002), Ukraine (2004), and Georgia (2005) have all created new state or…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Test Results, Standardized Tests, Foreign Countries