defend its freedom, wealth, multiply the greatness of
his country, be proud of your Fatherland. The result
of civic education, we believe, is citizenship
(Sakhapova, 2004). We have studied various
approaches to the concept of "citizenship". Nikolina
V.V., Vinokurova N.F., Zulkharnaeva believe that the
problem of the formation of citizenship, the
development of a sense of national identity and
patriotism is even more significant today in
connection with the demand for moral and spiritual
improvement of Russian society as the basis for
sustainable development of Russia, since the best the
ideas of social and political reforms can remain
fruitless if they do not have support on the
corresponding civil-patriotic attitudes and values
(Nikolina, Vinokurova and Zulharnaeva, 2016). In
particular, we share the opinion of L.V. Kuznetsova
that citizenship at the present stage of society's
development can be defined as the competence and
interest in participating in the management of society,
in specific socially valuable affairs, in the political,
social, economic life of the state, the revival of
production, the preservation and development of
culture, maintaining the country's defense, readiness
for independent proactive actions in the interests of
the country, the ability to be both an organizer and
organized, and a subject of management and its
object, including a subject of management of oneself,
one's own life and activities (Kuznetsova, 2007).
One of the most important means of civic
education in foreign language lessons is the use of the
technology of the dialogue of cultures, which creates
the necessary conditions for improving and
strengthening civic position, including participants in
the learning process, for understanding the moral
values of society and their acceptance, prepares
students for the perception of systemic moral and
legal knowledge (Sargsyan, 2017).
Having studied various approaches to this issue,
we defined our vision of citizenship as “an integrative
unity of personality qualities and properties that
determine its social orientation, readiness to achieve
private socially significant interests, goals in
accordance with the existing conditions in society, the
state, personal needs and opportunities, accepted in
the society moral and moral norms ” (Sakhapova,
2004). In modern conditions, taking into account the
state's need for highly educated, responsible, civic
educated young people, the educational potential of
educational disciplines, in particular a foreign
language, should be fully used in educational
programs (Sakhapova, Koroleva and Valeeva, 2015).
It is important to revise, fill, actualize the value
aspects of the content of a foreign language course
and present significant knowledge that has a certain
value, aimed at the formation of value consciousness,
value attitude, value behavior of the student's
personality (Sakhapova, Evgrafova and Salimzanova,
2020).
3.3 Formation of Value Consciousness
by Means of a Foreign Language
Value consciousness is a form of reflection of
objective reality, while the subject will be able to
define the space of his life activity as moral and
spiritual; the unity of mental processes actively
participating in the understanding of the objective
world by a person and his own being based on the
reflection of reality as the world of spiritual values. In
the process of teaching a foreign language, the student
has the opportunity to study and compare the rights of
a citizen of his country and the country of the studied
language, make an analysis, express his opinion on
solving problems and tasks, which creates conditions
for developing an active civic position. At the
beginning of the experiment, the students were asked
the question: "What civil rights do you use in life?"
30% of the respondents answered that they actively
use, 50% use it partially because they do not know
them enough, 20% could not specifically answer, and
maybe they use it, but unconsciously. To develop and
form a value consciousness, we invited students to
read and translate the text about human rights in
Russia and then, using a diagram, tell a foreign friend
about the rights of a citizen of Russia.
Text: Ich bin Bürger von Russland.
Ich lebe in Russland. Ich wurde hier geboren und
aufgewachsen. Ich fühle mich hier zu Hause. Das ist
mein Land und ich bin stolz darauf, dass ich hier lebe.
Russland ist eine Föderation mit mehreren
autonomen Republiken. Mein Land ist ein
demokratischer Staat, der den Willen und die
Interessen des ganzen Volkes ausdrückt. Alle Bürger
unseres Landes haben gleiche Rechte und gleiche
Pflichten. Sie haben gleiches Recht auf den Schutz
von der Seite des Staates. Unsere Verfassung, das
Grundgesetz des Landes, garantiert die
Gleichberechtigung aller Bürger auf allen Gebieten
des politischen, ökonomischen, sozialen und
kulturellen Lebens. Die Völker unseres Staates haben
Rechte auf den Schutz, auf das Verlassen des
Territoriums des Landes und die Rückkehr in das
Land, auf Eigentum, auf die Erholung und die
Bildung, auf die Arbeit. Jeder Mensch hat Recht seine
Nationalität zu bestimmen, seine Muttersprache zu
benutzen. Die Bürger haben Recht zu wählen und in
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