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Altai State Pedagogical University (AltSPU)- federal state budget educational institution higher education in Barnaul, the first university in Altai.

Since October 14, 2011, it has been part of the Barnaul educational cluster, whose members also include gymnasium No. 22, lyceum No. 122, kindergarten No. 30, kindergarten No. 239, Children's and Youth Sports School "Hockey" named after. A. Cherepanova, Center for Children's Creativity of the Central District, Children's Music School No. 1 named after. A. K. Glazunova, city children's clinic No. 3, Altai Regional Pedagogical Boarding Lyceum, Bureau of Justice of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

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At the beginning of the 20th century, Tobolsk province was one of the territories intensively developing primary education, in which by 1911 there were only 624 primary schools, and the opening of new educational institutions was hampered by a lack of teaching staff.

The decision to open a teachers' seminary in Barnaul with primary school was adopted on May 20, 1915 based on the approval of the state list of income and expenses for 1915.

The “Plan for drawing up a network of teachers’ institutes” also included Novonikolaevsk and Barnaul in the Tomsk province, and within the “extensive” Tobolsk province. The idea of ​​petitioning the government to open a third teachers' institute in Barnaul was put forward by the trustee of the West Siberian educational district, L. I. Lavrentyev.

The Barnaul Teachers' Institute was established on September 1, 1933, and in 1941 it was renamed the Pedagogical Institute.

The first graduation from the Barnaul Teachers' Institute took place in 1935. 17 historians, 22 literary scholars, and 30 physicists and mathematicians graduated from it.

The beginning of 1936 was marked by the graduation of 45 chemistry and biology teachers. By 1947, 720 teachers became full-time graduates of the institute, extramural trained 409 people. To these figures should be added 39 teachers who received higher education at the evening pedagogical institute, the fate of which has already been discussed.

In 1937-39, many employees of the institute were repressed, including director Yuferov, Andrei Petrovich, deputy director Kozyr, Fedosei Sidorovich, etc. Several teachers, fearing arrest, fled from Barnaul - writer Parilov, teacher of military affairs Kurze ( Kurzo). Under the list of those executed, in which the names of Kozyr and Kurzo are indicated, there is the signature of Shapiro I. I. . Those executed were buried on the territory of Barnaul. In 1937, the NKVD authorities arrested the institute's supply manager, former pilot Koshkin. After some time it became clear that the accusations turned out to be false. From the memoirs of a person who went through repression:

One of the methods of influence is “conveyor interrogations”, when they ask for a day, two, three in a row, without a break, only the investigators change. Moreover, you are not sitting, but standing. They put you facing the wall, if you decide to speak or sign, you will say so. How long do you think a person can stand like that? I stood there for three days. Your legs swell, blood vessels begin to burst, you feel blood flowing little by little, in thin streams. But I was cunning: I had wide trousers, so I had the opportunity to shift unnoticed from foot to foot. The first time it lasted up to three days. No food, no water, nothing...

Altai State Pedagogical Academy

Altai State Pedagogical Academy (AltSPA)- state educational institution of higher education vocational education in Barnaul, the first university in Altai.

Since October 14, 2011, it has been part of the Barnaul educational cluster, whose members also include gymnasium No. 22, lyceum No. 122, kindergarten No. 30, kindergarten No. 239, and the Youth Sports School “Hockey” named after. A. Cherepanova, Center for Children's Creativity of the Central District, Children's Music School No. 1 named after. A. K. Glazunova, city children's clinic No. 3, Altai Regional Pedagogical Lyceum, Bureau of Law Enforcement of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

Story

At the beginning of the 20th century. Tobolsk province was one of the territories intensively developing primary education, in which by 1911 there were only 624 primary schools, and the opening of new educational institutions was hampered by a lack of teaching staff.

The decision to open a teachers' seminary with a primary school in Barnaul was made on May 20, 1915, based on the approval of the state list of income and expenses for 1915.

The “Plan for Creating a Network of Teachers’ Institutes” also included Novonikolaevsk and Barnaul in the Tomsk province, and within the “extensive” Tobolsk province.. The idea of ​​petitioning the government to open a third teacher’s institute in Barnaul was put forward by the trustee of the West Siberian educational district L. I. Lavrentyev.

The Barnaul Teachers' Institute was established on September 1, 1933, and in 1941 it was renamed the Pedagogical Institute.

The first graduation from the Barnaul Teachers' Institute took place in 1935. 17 historians, 22 literary scholars, and 30 physicists and mathematicians graduated from it.

The beginning of 1936 was marked by the graduation of 45 chemistry and biology teachers. By 1947, 720 teachers became graduates of the full-time department of the institute, and the correspondence department trained 409 people. To these figures should be added 39 teachers who received higher education at the evening pedagogical institute, the fate of which has already been discussed.

Most of the teachers of the new university were real devotees, such as the first rector (then director) Alexey Pavlovich Shchekotinsky. A native of the Pavlovsky district of the Altai Territory, after civil war He worked first as a rural teacher, then as director of the Barnaul Pedagogical College. Having completed courses at the Academy of Communist Education, with the assistance of N.K. Krupskoy became the head of the teachers' institute. Initially, the institute had six special departments: physics and mathematics (headed by I.G. Sokolov), language and literature (headed by P.F. Rusanov), chemistry (headed by P.M. Ivanov), history (headed by N. Y. Ivanov), Marxist-Leninist philosophy (head. A.P. Yuferov), pedagogy (head. O.A. Shestakova).

Repressions of 1937-39

In 1937-39 many employees of the institute were repressed, including director Yuferov, Andrei Petrovich, deputy director Kozyr, Fedosei Sidorovich, etc. Several teachers, fearing arrest, fled from Barnaul - writer Parilov, teacher of military affairs Kurze (Kurzo). Under the list of those executed, in which the names of Kozyr and Kurzo are indicated, there is the signature of Shapiro I.I. Those executed were buried on the territory of Barnaul. In 1937, the NKVD authorities arrested the institute's supply manager, former pilot Koshkin. After some time it became clear that the accusations turned out to be false. From the memoirs of a person who went through repression:

One of the methods of influence is “conveyor interrogations”, when they ask for a day, two, three in a row, without a break, only the investigators change. Moreover, you are not sitting, but standing. They put you facing the wall, if you decide to speak or sign, you will say so. How long do you think a person can stand like that? I stood there for three days. Your legs swell, blood vessels begin to burst, you feel blood flowing little by little, in thin streams. But I was cunning: I had wide trousers, so I had the opportunity to shift unnoticed from foot to foot. The first time it lasted up to three days. No food, no water, nothing...

Faculties

• Linguistic Institute (until 2002 - Faculty of Foreign Languages)
• Institute of Psychology and Pedagogy (until 2009 - Faculty of Education and Faculty primary classes)
• (until 2010 - Faculty of Physics and Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics)
• History department
• Faculty of Pre-University Education
• Faculty of Physical Education
• Faculty of Philology
• Center for Additional Professional Education (until 2009 - Faculty of Advanced Training and professional retraining education workers)
• Center for Cultural Work (until 2009 - Faculty of Additional Pedagogical Professions)

Famous people associated with the academy

Graduates

• M. M. Zapolev - political figure, deputy of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation.
• E. A. Bedarev is a film director, screenwriter and TV presenter.
• A.G. Smertin - football player, midfielder, captain of the Russian national team.
• G. A. Gusarov - football player, forward, player of the USSR national team.
• V. V. Denisov - skier, champion of Russia, bronze medalist of the world championship
• S.P. Tarasov is a biathlete, Olympic champion and two-time world champion.
• I. F. Zhdanov - poet, laureate of the Andrei Bely Prize.
• V. E. Tarasov - poet, editor-in-chief of the magazine "Barnaul".
• Yu. V. Nikiforenko - politician, deputy of the State Duma of the second and third convocations.
• S. K. Klevchenya - speed skater, silver and bronze medalist of the Olympic Games
• V. A. Opara is an artist.

Teachers

• N. Ya. Ivanov - historian, professor at the Faculty of History of Leningrad State University.

Notes

Links

• Website of the Altai State Pedagogical Academy
• V. M. Lopatkin. Stages of growth of Barnaul State Pedagogical University
• Website Jurislinguistics AltSPA: a resource for students and graduate students

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• Organizations awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor
• Pedagogical higher educational institutions of Russia
• Academy of Barnaul

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