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| Public education | |
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| Title page of the magazine. 1834 |
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| Specialization | scientific and practical journal of encyclopedic type, almanac |
| Periodicity | monthly |
| Language | Russian |
| Editorial address | Saint Petersburg |
| Chief Editor | A. M. Kushnir |
| Founders | Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Russian Academy Education, Pedagogical Society of Russia, ANO Publishing House "Public Education". |
| A country |
Russian empire Russian empire
USSR USSR Russia Russia |
| Publisher | Ministry of Public Education of the Russian Empire, Ministry of Spiritual Affairs and Public Education of the Russian Empire, People's Commissariat of Education of the RSFSR, |
| Publication history | 1803 - present |
| Web site | narodnoe.org/journals/na… |
| Public education at Wikimedia Commons | |
In addition to the official appointment, it was also the scientific journal of the department humaniora, giving preference to history and literary history.
Indexes to the magazine:
- 1) to the official part - (St. Petersburg, );
- 2) Galanina, to the unofficial part - (St. Petersburg, );
- 3) to temporary publications of the ministry, from to June (St. Petersburg,);
- 4) Alphabetical - years;
- 5) Alphabetical - ;
- 6) Lyashchenko, systematic - Messrs. (in appendix to).
- Index of articles placed in the unofficial part - gg. (SPb.,) and with - (ib.,).
Particular mention should be made of the bibliographical supplement to the journal, which was, in fact, a systematic index of all books published in Russian Empire during a year.
After 1917
Magazine cover. 1890
After the revolution, the magazine was published under the names “People’s Education” (-) and “People’s Education” (c).
Currently, the magazine “Public Education” is published 10 times a year. The editor-in-chief is A. M. Kushnir, Candidate of Psychological Sciences.
The magazine is the founder since 2003 International competition educational institutions named after A. S. Makarenko (in 2003, the 115th anniversary of the birth of A. S. Makarenko was celebrated).
In 2003, on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the magazine, the book “The Oldest Magazine of Russia” was published, which traces the history of the publication from the time of the first Minister of Education