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The question of how to do this regarding a foreign language is asked by most parents, and occasional
contact with the teacher in this situation does not always bring the desired results.
All of the above suggests the need for cooperation between schools and families to exchange information
and provide qualified educational support to parents.
Analysis of scientific researches in the field of early foreign language education shows that this problem
has been studied from different perspectives: methodological (E.I. Negnevitsky, Z.N. Nikitenko, etc.),
linguistic (M.R. Lvov, L.V. Shcherba, and others), psychological (L.S. Vygotsky, I.A. Winter, etc.),
pedagogical (sh. was Amonashvili, A.K. Markova, etc.). As for cooperation between educational institutions
and families, there are only some signs which confirm the interaction
between teachers and parents,
emphasizing the role of the latter in addressing to a number of organizational tasks.
For pedagogical science the problem of interaction of educational institutions and the family as a whole is
not a new one. It is evidenced by the scientific work in this area. For example, in many socio-pedagogical
studies the pedagogical potential of a family socium (A.S. Makarenko, A.V. Mudrik, V.Yu. Titarenko, etc.),
the problem of interaction of educational institutions and the family ( R.U. Bogdanova, L.I. Novikova,
A.G. Khripkova, etc.) are considered. Some papers highlighted specific issues of socio-pedagogical support
of the family (O.Yu. Arsentieva), pedagogical education of parents (N.Badalyan), the study of foreign
experience of interaction (E.P. Denisov), historical and regional aspects of the problem
(E.G. Kozhevnikova), differentiated approach to working with families (G.I. Kozeba), interaction in the
development of high school students' professional choice (E.V. Malysheva).
Currently, the new educational paradigm has assigned the responsibility for the quality of children's'
upbringing and education to their parents. In this context, it is necessary to organize such interaction between
schools and family, which would, on the one hand, meets the needs of parents, and with another-to unite the
efforts of both parties in achieving common goals.
All this becomes most important at
the initial stage of training, when the foundation of the child's
knowledge and worldview are formed. The effectiveness of education and training in this period largely
depends on the focus and coherence of the institution and the family. However, the new content of education,
new teaching technologies and teaching methods unfamiliar to parents, cause numerous questions in
relations with the school. This most often refers to the field of early foreign language education.
The demand for a foreign language in the society and the parents' understanding of the importance of a
foreign language for children's future make early learning particularly popular and relevant in recent years.
But despite this, not all students successfully master the program material on this subject. Scientists
psychologists, educators and methodologists are looking for the causes of this phenomenon in the following:
absence of a language environment; limited amount of study time; untimely completion of homework by the
pupil; lack of motivation for learning and a number of reasons related to the individual
characteristics of
some children (speech defects, hearing impairment, etc.). Undoubtedly, the emerging issues can be
eliminated by means of interaction of the foreign language teacher with young learners' parents. This will
primarily increase the effectiveness of early foreign-language education, which will help to carry out the
motivation and controlling functions [1].
In order to implement effective interaction, it seems necessary to organize it, not only at school level, but
also at the level of a particular teacher. In this regard, it is necessary to identify
the main structural
components of organized interaction (goal, objectives, principles of interaction, forms of organization and
directions of interaction, the analytic activity of teachers and parents) and to identify their interrelationship.
In our concept, the teacher of a foreign language should be the organizer of interaction. This does not
contradict the concept of "interaction". Because, in the process of interaction, activity must be manifested on
both sides. From the point of view of the actions of the subjects, this activity can be either initial or reactive.
For example, according to IA. Winter "on the initiative of interaction one
of the agents of action begins,
initiates it, the other-responds to this initiative with their actions" [2].
A foreign language teacher and parents of young learners implement it for a specific purpose, which is a
fundamental component. The aim of the interaction is to improve the efficiency of early foreign-language
education. This goal covers the entire period of the child's education in primary school. The tasks of the
foreign language teacher's interaction with parents can be: the formation of a positive motivation of a young
learner to study a foreign language, of an idea about the national and world culture, realization of the
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principle of
individualization of learning, and joint solution of an emerging problem in the process of
foreign-language education.
Of course, these tasks can be refined in the process of interaction, being the result of analytical activity of
all participants in the pedagogical process. In solving of interaction problems, the teacher of a foreign
language and learners' parents rely on such principles as ensuring the subjective position of all participants
in the pedagogical process, organization of joint creativity of teachers, students and their parents, humanistic
orientation in interaction with the family, integration and differentiation of goals, tasks and actions of
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