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SOKHUMI STATE UNIVERSITY<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
ganaTleba<br />
saerTaSoriso perioduli Jurnali<br />
INTERNATIONAL PERIODICAL JOURNAL<br />
EDUCATION<br />
#2, 2010<br />
Tbilisi-soxumi<br />
Tbilisi-Sokhumi
UDC (uak) 37<br />
g-20<br />
mTavari redaqtori:<br />
lia axalaZe<br />
redaqtorebi:<br />
Tamar zarandia<br />
rusudan fifia<br />
Tamar SinjiaSvili<br />
kaxa kvaSilava<br />
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:<br />
LIA AKHALADZE<br />
EDITORS:<br />
TAMAR ZARANDIA<br />
RUSUDAN PIPIA<br />
TAMAR SHINJIASHVILI<br />
KAKHA KVASHILAVA<br />
sarecenzio sabWo:<br />
joni afaqiZe (soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti, saqarTvelo), SoTa axalaia (soxumis<br />
saxelmwifo universiteti, saqarTvelo), omar ardaSelia (soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti,<br />
saqarTvelo), inga belousa (daugavas universiteti, latvia), romeo galdava (soxumis<br />
saxelmwifo universiteti, saqarTvelo), nana gudsmiTi (niu-iorki, aSS), stiven<br />
gudsmiTi (niu-iorki, aSS), eka dadiani (akaki wereTlis saxelmwifo universiteti, saqar-<br />
Tvelo), daviT zurabaSvili (fsiqiatriis instituti, saqarTvelo), evgenia kurSinskizingeri<br />
(maqs plankis instituti/hamburgi, germania), alberto de oliveira (rio-de-Janeiros<br />
universiteti, brazilia), daviT malazonia (ilias universiteti, saqarTvelo),<br />
Teimuraz papasqiri (iv. javaxiSvilis saxelobis Tbilisis saxelmwifo universiteti, saqarTvelo),<br />
vlada stankuniene (litvis socialuri kvlevebis instituti, litva), tariel<br />
futkaraZe (akaki wereTlis saxelmwifo universiteti, saqarTvelo), hans ioaxim Srami<br />
(bremenis universiteti, germania), beJan xorava (soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti, saqarTvelo),<br />
marine xubua (soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti, saqarTvelo).<br />
REFEREE BOARD:<br />
JONI APAKIDZE (Sokhumi State University, Georgia), SHOTA AKHALAIA (Sokhumi State University,<br />
Georgia), OMAR ARDASHELIA (Sokhumi State University, Georgia), INGA BELOUSA (Daugavpils University,<br />
Latvia), ROMEO GALDAVA (Sokhumi State University, Georgia), NANA GOUDSMITH (New<br />
York, USA), STEVEN GOUDSMITH (New York, USA), EKA DADIANI (Akaki Tsereteli State University,<br />
Georgia), DAVID ZURABASHVILI (Institute of Psychiatry, Georgia), ALBERTO DE OLIVEIRA (Federal<br />
Rural University, Brazil), EUGENIA KURZYNSKY-SINGER (Max Planck Institute/Hamburg, Germany), DA-<br />
VID MALAZONIA (State University of Ilia), TEIMURAZ PAPASKIRI (Tbilisi State University, Georgia),<br />
VLADA STANKUNIENE (Institute of Social Researches of Lithuania, Lithuania), TARIEL PUTKARADZE<br />
(Akaki Tsereteli State University, Georgia), HANS JOACHIM SHRAMM (University of Bremen, Germany),<br />
BEJAN KHORAVA(Sokhumi State University, Georgia), MARINE KHUBUA (Sokhumi State University,<br />
Georgia).<br />
menejeri:<br />
brolisa wulaia<br />
MANAGER:<br />
BROLISA TSULAIA<br />
Jurnali `ganaTleba~ (ISSN 1987-782X) gamodis weliwadSi orjer soxumis saxelmwifo<br />
universitetis ganaTlebis fakultetis iniciativiT, saqarTvelo<br />
Journal “EDUCATION” (ISSN 1987-782X) is published biannually by Sokhumi State University,<br />
Faculty of Education, Georgia<br />
© Jurnali `ganaTleba~<br />
© Journal “EDUCATION”
CONTENTS = Sinaarsi<br />
SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION = ganaTlebis sociologia<br />
nino CixlaZe, maka jorbenaZe, nato ficxelauri ………………......... 8<br />
aTvlis wertilebi saqarTveloSi umaRlesi<br />
saeqTno ganaTlebis ganviTarebisaTvis<br />
Nino Chikhladze, Maka Jorbenadze, Nato Pitskhelauri ………....……...... 136<br />
Reference Point for Development Higher Nursing Education in Georgia<br />
Tamar SinjiaSvili ………..……………………………………….....….... 18<br />
saerTaSoriso organizaciebis roli ganaTlebis<br />
sistemis ganviTarebaSi<br />
Tamar Shinjiashvili …………………………………………......…..……...... 144<br />
The Role of International Organizations in the Development<br />
Of Education System<br />
PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
rusudan fifia …………………………….………………………….…..… 25<br />
literaturis maswavleblis momzadeba magistraturaSi<br />
Rusudan Pipia …………………………….…………………………...……... 149<br />
Training of Lecturers of Literature in Master’s Program<br />
brolisa wulaia ……………………………...……………………….......... 29<br />
bunebismetyvelebis sakiTxebi qarTul<br />
saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebSi<br />
Brolisa Tsulaia …………………………….…………………………………. 152<br />
Issues of Natural Science in the Georgian School Textbooks<br />
lela rexviaSvili ………………….…………………………………..….. 35<br />
klasis damrigebelis da moswavleTa TanamSromlobis<br />
aspeqtebi Tanamedrove skolis praqtikaSi<br />
Lela Rekhviashvili ………………………………………………………...…. 157<br />
Aspects of Cooperation Between a Class Tutor and Pupils into<br />
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the Modern School Practice<br />
leila Serozia …………………………….…..………….………………… 40<br />
ramdenime rCeva axalgazrda humanist pedagogebs<br />
Leila Sherozia …………………………….………….………………….....… 161<br />
Some Advices to Young Humanist Teachers<br />
dali kaxiani ………………………………………………………...…...…... 44<br />
dawyebiT skolaSi saxviTi da gamoyenebiTi xelovnebis<br />
swavlebis sakiTxebi Tanamedrove moTxovnaTa WrilSi<br />
Dali Kakhiani …………………………….……………………….……….…. 164<br />
The Issues of Fine and Applied Arts Against background<br />
Of Modern Demands at the Primary School<br />
Teimuraz ormocaZe ……………………….………………….…...………. 50<br />
saswavlo mecadineobaTa formebis roli moswavleTa<br />
codnis amaRlebaSi<br />
Teimuraz Ormotsadze …………..……………….…………………….……. 166<br />
The Role of Forms of Studies in Improving Pupils’ Knowledge<br />
nana maisuraZe …………………………….…………….………….…..…… 53<br />
saswavlo teqstis sirTulis ganmsazRvreli parametrebi<br />
Nana Maisuradze ……………………………………..…………...………... 168<br />
Parameters Defining Difficulty of Educational Texts<br />
anzor berulava …………………………….….…………………..………. 59<br />
aRmzrdelobiTi muSaobis problema skolaSi<br />
Anzor Berulava …………………………….…………..……….……………. 173<br />
The Problem of Educational Work at School<br />
PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
nana gudsmiTi ……………………………………….....……………..……... 62<br />
montesoris meTodi ganaTlebaSi<br />
Nana Goudsmith ……...……………………........….……………….……….. 175<br />
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The Montessori Method in Education<br />
Tamar javaxiSvili ……………………………………….....………........… 65<br />
iakob gogebaSvilis `deda enis~ fsiqologiuri<br />
safuZvlebi<br />
Tamar Javakhishvili ……………………………………………………....… 177<br />
Psychological Basis of “Deda Ena” (Mother Language)<br />
Of Iakob Gogebashvili<br />
izolda buxuleiSvili ……………..……………………………...……... 70<br />
mozardebSi nebisyofis TviTaRzrdis sakiTxisaTvis<br />
Izolda Bukhuleishvili …………………………….……………….....…….… 181<br />
To the Issue on Self-education of Will in Juniors<br />
lali axalaZe, mixeil xananaSvili, manana CixlaZe ………..…..….... 81<br />
bioqimiuri maCveneblebis cvlilebebi fsiqogenuri<br />
stresis ganviTarebis sxvadasxva safexurze<br />
Lali Akhaladze, Mikheil Khananashvili, Manana Chikhladze ………...…. 189<br />
Biochemical Indicators Changes at the Different<br />
Stages of Psychogenic Stress Development<br />
kaxi kopaliani …………………………….……………………...…....….... 89<br />
liderobis roluri ganawilebis ganmsazRvreli<br />
faqtorebi mozardTa sportul gundebSi<br />
Kakhi Kopaliani …………………………….……………………….....……. 195<br />
Determining Factors For Leadership Role Distribution in<br />
Teenagers’ Sports Teams<br />
POLITICAL SCIENCES, HISTORY<br />
politikuri mecnierebani, istoria<br />
elguja qavTaraZe ………………………….…….…………………..…….. 95<br />
politikuri modernizaciis Teoriis arsi<br />
Elguja Kavtaradze …………………………….………………..…………… 200<br />
Essence of the Theory of Political Modernization<br />
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omar ardaSelia ……………………………….…………………………..... 99<br />
nacionaluri saxelmwifos bedi globalizaciis pirobebSi<br />
Omar Ardashelia ……………………………….…………………..………... 203<br />
Fate of National State in the Globalization Conditions<br />
zaza wurwumia ……………………………………...…………..………….. 105<br />
osmaleTis imperiis qarTveli valide sulTnebi<br />
Zaza Tsurtsumia …………………………….………………….………..…... 208<br />
Georgian Valide Sultans of Ottoman Empire<br />
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LAW, ECONOMICS = samarTali, ekonomika<br />
Tamar zarandia …....………………………….………..………………….. 109<br />
recenzia profesor rolf kniperis statiaze<br />
„SeniSvnebi saqarTveloSi, moldaveTsa da ukrainaSi<br />
axali kerZosamarTlebrivi regulirebebis SeqmnisaTvis“<br />
Rolf Knieper ……………..……………………………….………………...... 212<br />
Anmerkungen zur Neuschaffung von Privatrechtsordnungen<br />
in Georgien, Moldawien und der Ukraine<br />
giorgi rusiaSvili, nino qecbaia ………….……………...…………... 111<br />
saqarTvelos ekonomikis realuri mdgomareoba<br />
2010 wlis damdegs<br />
Giorgi Rusiashvili, Nino Ketsbaia ……………….………………………..... 223<br />
Actual Condition of Georgian Economics in the Beginning of 2010<br />
PHILOLOGY = filologia<br />
eka dadiani …………………………….……………………………......….. 115<br />
AV/-AM zmnur sufiqsTa gamovlenisaTvis<br />
imerxeul dialeqtSi<br />
Eka Dadiani …………………………….…………………………….…........ 226<br />
To Detect -AV/-AM Verbal Suffixes in Imerkhevi Dialect<br />
maia miqautaZe ………………………………………………………….….. 121
amdenime arqauli leqsikuri erTeulisaTvis imerxeulSi<br />
Maia Mikautadze ……………………………………………………….…... 228<br />
To Some Archaic Lexical Units in Imerkhevi Speech<br />
nato gulua …………………………….………………………...…....…… 125<br />
levan goTuas romani `miTridate~ epoqaluri<br />
sinamdvilis pirispir<br />
Nato Gulua …………………………….……………………………………... 230<br />
Levan Gotua’s Novel “Mithridates” Facing Epochal Reality<br />
maka doliZe …………………………….…………………...........…….…... 132<br />
qarTuli Jurnali `Cveni eri~<br />
Maka Dolidze …………………………….………………………………....... 232<br />
The Georgian Journal “Chveni Eri”<br />
Zvirfaso avtorebo…………...…………….…………………...…... 235<br />
DEAR AUTHORS …………………………….…………………………....... 236<br />
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SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION = ganaTlebis sociologia<br />
nino CixlaZe, maka jorbenaZe, nato ficxelauri<br />
ivane javaxiSvilis saxelobis Tbilisis<br />
saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
aTvlis wertilebi saqarTveloSi umaRlesi saeqTno<br />
ganaTlebis ganviTarebisaTvis<br />
gansakuTrebuli madlierebis grZnobiT gvinda aRvniSnoT is udidesi<br />
wvlili, romelic qalbatonma meri gobim Seitana saqarTveloSi umaRlesi saeqTno<br />
saqmis ganviTarebaSi<br />
saeqTno saqme warmoadgens janmrTelobis dacvis sferos momsaxurebaTa<br />
mniSvnelovan qvesistemas da resurss jandacvis erovnuli sistemebis<br />
potencialis gaZlierebisaTvis da aTaswleulis ganviTarebis<br />
miznebis misaRwevad. janmrTelobasTan dakavSirebul momsaxurebaTa<br />
speqtri gansxvavdeba qveynebis mixedviT, magram yvela qveyanaSi saeqTno<br />
saqme pirovnebaze orientirebuli profesiaa da moicavs:<br />
� pacientebze zrunvas;<br />
� pacientebis moTxovnilebis da samedicino Carevaze pacientebis<br />
reaqciis uwyvet Sefasebasa da monitorings;<br />
� pacientebis da sazogadoebis ganaTlebas;<br />
� pacientebis movlaSi xarvezebis gamovlenasa da momsaxurebis<br />
srulyofas;<br />
� momsaxurebis aRmoCenasa da koordinacias samedicino daxmarebis<br />
mTel diapazonSi.<br />
saeqTno saqme moicavs damoukidebel an jgufur saqmianobas, romlis<br />
ZiriTad mizans warmoadgens nebismieri asakobrivi jgufis calkeuli<br />
individebis, ojaxebis, mosaxleobis jgufebis an Temis janmrTelobis<br />
aRdgena da SenarCuneba, daavadebaTa profilaqtika, avadmyofTa, unar-<br />
SezRudulTa da terminalur mdgomareobaSi myof pacientTa movla.<br />
jandacvis msoflio organizaciis mier aRiarebulia, rom eqTnebi<br />
asruleben gadamwyvet da yvelaze xarjT-efeqtur rols sikvdilianobis,<br />
avadobisa da unarSezRudulobis Semcirebasa da janmrTeli cxovrebis<br />
wesis damkvidrebaSi.<br />
jandacvis sistemis efeqturi funqcionireba da dasaxuli miznebis<br />
miRweva moiTxovs kvalificiur da maRali kompetenciis mqone samedicino<br />
personals. jandacvis msoflio organizaciis saeqTno da sabebio<br />
saqmis ganmtkicebis strategiuli mimarTulebebidan erT-erTi prioritetuli<br />
swored eqTnebis ganaTlebaa, kerZod umaRlesi saeqTno ganaTlebis<br />
uzrunvelyofa da bazisuri da uwyveti profesiuli ganaTle-
is srulyofa.<br />
medicinaSi axali miRwevebi da mowinave teqnologiebis ganviTareba,<br />
samedicino momsaxurebaSi aRmocenebuli da swrafad cvalebadi<br />
problemebi, jandacvis sistemis reforma, sazogadoebis saWiroebebi da<br />
momxmarebelTa mzardi molodini-moiTxoven eqTnebisaTvis mecnierul<br />
mtkicebulebebze dafuZnebuli Tanamedrove moTxovnebis adeqvaturi<br />
codnis micemas da Sesabamisi instituciuri potencialis Seqmnas.<br />
eqTani aris piri, romelsac dasrulebuli aqvs sabazo saganmanaTleblo<br />
programa saeqTno saqmeSi da Tavis qveyanaSi gaaCnia praqtikuli<br />
eqTnobis kompetencia. sabazo ganaTleba saeqTno saqmeSi aris formalurad<br />
aRiarebuli saganmanaTleblo programa, romelic uzrunvelyofs<br />
praqtikuli eqTnobis safuZvlebs da aviTarebs specifikur kompetenciebs.<br />
pirvel doneze saganmanaTleblo programa amzadebs eqTans qceviTi,<br />
sabunebismetyvelo da samedicino sagnebis Seswavlis gziT warmatebuli<br />
praqtikisa da liderobisaTvis (evropis sabWo, 1993, leqsikoni).<br />
saeqTno saqme jandacis sferodan pirveli regulirebadi da praqtikuli<br />
disciplinaa, romelic Tuningma moicva.<br />
saqarTvelo Tuningis saqmianobaSi CaerTo tempusis proeqtis<br />
(`Tuningis midgomebis gamoyeneba saqarTvelos umaRlesi ganaTlebis<br />
sistemaSi~) saxiT. proeqtSi monawileobas Rebulobda evropis sxvadasxva<br />
qveynis aTi eqsperti da saqarTvelos Svidi umaRlesi saganmanaTleblo<br />
dawesebulebis asamde warmomadgeneli. proeqti ganxorcielda<br />
aT dargSi, maT Soris saeqTno saqmeSi. dargobriv jgufSi Sevidnen sami<br />
umaRlesi saganmanaTleblo dawesebulebebis warmomadgenlebi. kerZod,<br />
Tbilisis ivane javaxiSvilis saxelobis saxelmwifo universiteti, Tbilisis<br />
saxelmwifo samedicino universiteti da quTaisis akaki wereTlis<br />
saxelmwifo universiteti.<br />
zogadi kompetenciebis kiTxvaris qarTuli Targmani da SeTanxmeba<br />
ganxorcielda aTive dargobrivi jgufis koordinatorebis mier, xolo<br />
dargobrivi kiTxvarebis Targmani da SeTanxmeba ganxorcielda uSualod<br />
dargobriv jgufebSi, maT Soris saeqTno saqmis dargobriv jgufebSi<br />
(Tiuningi 2008: 125).<br />
saeqTno saqmis dargobrivi specifikuri kompetenciebi warmodgenilia<br />
Semdegi 5 ZiriTadi jgufis mixedviT (ix. cxrili #1).<br />
� profesiuli Rirebulebebi da roli (6 kompetencia);<br />
� saeqTno praqtika da klinikuri gadawyvetilebebis miReba (14<br />
kompetencia);<br />
� codna da kognituri kompetenciebi (10 kompetencia);<br />
� komunikacia da interpersonaluri kompetenciebi (sakomunikacio<br />
teqnologiebis CaTvliT) (9 kompetencia);<br />
� lideroba, menejmenti da jgufSi muSaoba (8 kompetencia) (Brad-<br />
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shaw 1997: 347-354).<br />
saeqTno saqmis dargobrivi kompetenciebi<br />
profesiuli Rirebulebebi da roli<br />
profesiuli, eTikuri da samarTlebrivi normebis konteqstSi<br />
saqmianobis unari, romelic pasuxobs yoveldRiuri praqtikis moralur/eTikur<br />
dilemebs.<br />
holisturi, tolerantuli, sensitiuri maneriT muSaobis unari,<br />
romelic uzrunvelyofs gansxvavebuli individisa da jgufis<br />
uflebebis, rwmenisa da survilebis gaTvaliswinebas.<br />
aqvs unari imuSaos janmrTelobisa da keTildReobis xelSewyobis<br />
da samedicino ganaTlebis sferoSi, im mosaxleobisa Tu individebisaTvis,<br />
Temebisa Tu jgufebisaTvis, romlebic arian daavadebulebi,<br />
ganicdian stress an aqvT SezRuduli SesaZlebloba.<br />
eqTnis pasuxismgeblobis, rolisa da funqciebis gacnobierebis<br />
unari.<br />
mosaxleobis/populaciis saWiroebebze efeqturi reagirebis unari;<br />
saWiroebis SemTxvevaSi arsebuli sistemis Secvlis unari mosaxleobis<br />
populaciis saWiroebaTa Sesabamisad.<br />
sakuTari profesiul ganviTarebasa da swavlaze pasuxismgeblobis<br />
aRebis unari, TviTSefasebaze dayrdnobiT srulyofisaken<br />
swrafva servisis xarisxis gaumjobesebisaTvis.<br />
saeqTno praqtika da klinikuri gadawyvetilebis miReba<br />
aqvs unari ganaxorcielos sruli da sistematuri Sefaseba pacientis<br />
mdgomareobis Sesabamisi meTodebis gamoyenebiT da saTanado<br />
fizikuri, socialuri, kulturuli, fsiqologiuri, sulieri<br />
da garemos faqtorebis gaTvaliswinebiT.<br />
riskebis efeqturi Sefasebis da Sesabamisi qmedebis ganxorcielebis<br />
unari.<br />
pacientis janmrTelobis normisa da normidan gadaxris, distresisa<br />
da unarSezRudulobis niSnebis amocnobisa da interpretaciis<br />
unari.<br />
aqvs unari pacientis/klientis saWiroebebze sapasuxod individualuri<br />
programebi dagegmos, ganaxorcielos, Seafasos mov-
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lis individualuri programebi pacientTan/klientTan, maTi<br />
ojaxis wevrebTan, aseve jandacvis Tu socialur muSakebTan<br />
TanamSromlobiT.<br />
aqvs mravalmxrivi informaciisa da monacemTa wyaroebis kritikis,<br />
Sefasebis, interpretirebisa da sinTezis unari pacientis<br />
mier gasakeTebeli arCevanis gaadvilebisaTvis.<br />
avlens unars gaaJReros klinikuri gadawyvetileba xarisxis<br />
standartisa da faqtebze damyarebuli praqtikis gaTvaliswinebiT.<br />
pacientis/klientis saWiroebebze sapasuxod Tanamedrove teqnologiebis<br />
gamoyenebis unari (magaliTad, telegadacemebi,<br />
multimedia, interneti).<br />
optimaluri movlis uzrunvelsayofad aqvs unari sworad gamoiyenos<br />
eqTnis unar-Cvevebi, samedicino procedurebi Tu sxva Carevebi<br />
saqmianobebi.<br />
optimaluri movlis uzrunvelsayofad iyenebs eqTnis unar-Cvevebs,<br />
samedicino procedurebs, sxva Carevebs/saqmianobebs da<br />
amavdroulad avlens pacientis/klientis Riresebis, advokatirebisa<br />
da konfidencialurobis dacvis unars.<br />
optimaluri movlis uzrunvelsayofad iyenebs eqTnis unar-Cvevebs,<br />
samedicino procedurebs, sxva Carevebs/saqmianobebs da<br />
amavdroulad avlens janmrTelobisa da usafrTxoebis principebis<br />
(maT Soris infeqciuri daavadebebis kontroli, pirveladi<br />
da gadaudebeli daxmarebis procedurebis) gamoyenebis unars.<br />
optimaluri movlis uzrunvelsayofad iyenebs eqTnis unar-Cvevebs,<br />
samedicino procedurebs, sxva Carevebs/saqmianobebs da<br />
amavdroulad avlens medikamentebisa da sxva samkurnalo saSualebebis<br />
usafrTxo administrirebis unars.<br />
optimaluri movlis uzrunvelsayofad iyenebs eqTnis unar-Cvevebs,<br />
samedicino procedurebs, sxva Carevebs/saqmianobebs da<br />
amavdroulad avlens pacientis emociuri, fizikuri da personaluri<br />
saWiroebebis gaTvaliswinebis unars (maT Soris, yoveldRiuri<br />
saWiroebebisaTvis, komforti, kveba, piradi higiena, aucilebeli<br />
aqtivobebis ganxorcielebis xelSewyobas).<br />
optimaluri movlis uzrunvelsayofad iyenebs eqTnis unar-Cvevebs,<br />
samedicino procedurebs, sxva Carevebs/saqmianobebs da<br />
amavdroulad avlens unars upasuxos individebis saWiroebebze<br />
mTeli sicocxlis ganmavlobaSi, janmrTelobisa Tu avadmyofobis<br />
dros (maT Soris tkivilis, unarSezRudulobis, sikvdilis<br />
dros).<br />
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SeuZlia pacientisa da misi momvlelis, aseve ojaxis informireba,<br />
ganaTleba da zedamxedveloba.<br />
codna da kognituri kompetenciebi<br />
avlens saeqTno saqmis Teoriisa da praqtikis codnas, rac SeuZlia<br />
sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtikaSi, pacientis/klientis<br />
movlasa da arastandartul situaciebSi.<br />
avlens profesiuli praqtikis arsisa da sirTuleebis Teoriul<br />
codnas, rac SeuZlia sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtikaSi, pacientis/klientis<br />
movlasa da arastandartul situaciebSi.<br />
avlens sabunebismetyvelo da sicocxlis Semswavleli mecnierebebis<br />
codnas, rac SeuZlia sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtika-<br />
Si, pacientis/klientis movlasa da arastandartul situaciebSi.<br />
avlens socialuri, jandacvisa da qceviTi mecnierebebis codnas,<br />
rac SeuZlia sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtikaSi, pacientis/klientis<br />
movlasa da arastandartul situaciebSi.<br />
avlens eTikis, samarTlisa da humanitaruli mecnierebebis codnas,<br />
rac SeuZlia sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtikaSi, pacientis/klientis<br />
movlasa da arastandartul situaciebSi.<br />
avlens jandacvis teqnologiebisa da informatikis codnas, rac<br />
SeuZlia sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtikaSi, pacientis/klientis<br />
movlasa da arastandartul situaciebSi.<br />
avlens saerTaSoriso da erovnuli politikis codnas, rac SeuZlia<br />
sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtikaSi, pacientis/klientis<br />
movlasa da arastandartul situaciebSi.<br />
avlens problemis gadaWris, gadawyvetilebis miRebisa da praqtikaSi<br />
maTi gamoyenebis unars.<br />
avlens personalur da profesiul ganviTarebasTan dakavSirebuli<br />
Teoriebis codnas, rac xels uwyobs mis profesiul ganvi-<br />
Tarebas.<br />
avlens kvlevis principebis codnasa da praqtikaSi maTi gamoyenebis<br />
unars.<br />
komunikacia da interpersonaluri kompetenciebi<br />
(sakomunikacio teqnologiebis CaTvliT)<br />
pacientebTan, maT ojaxebTan da socialur jgufebTan, maT So-
31 ris komunikaciis problemis mqone pirebTan efeqturi komunikaciis<br />
unari (axali teqnologiebis gamoyenebiT).<br />
aqvs unari SesaZlebloba misces pacientebs da maT momvlelebs<br />
gamoxaton TavianTi damokidebuleba da wuxili. SeuZlia gasces<br />
32 Sesabamisi pasuxi maTi emociuri, socialuri, fsiqologiuri sulieri<br />
da fizikuri mdgomareobis gaTvaliswinebiT.<br />
pacientis/klientis mdgomareobis Sefasebis, perspeqtivis gan-<br />
33 sazRvris da araswori mkurnalobis prevenciis unari.<br />
pacientis konsultirebis unari, rac pacients daexmareba mdgo-<br />
34 mareobis gaumjobesebaSi.<br />
problemuri qcevis gansazRvris da marTvis unari (komunikaciis<br />
35 teqnikis gamoyeneba pacientis keTildReobisTvis).<br />
36<br />
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40<br />
41<br />
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44<br />
45<br />
stresis, depresiis da mousvenrobis (SfoTvis) amocnobis unari.<br />
pacientis emociuri mxardaWeris da specialistis an sxva saxis<br />
Carevis aucileblobis gansazRvris unari.<br />
janmrTelobis marTvis da samedicino ganaTlebis xelSewyobis<br />
unari.<br />
Sesabamisi teqnologiebis gamoyenebiT samedicino angariSebis,<br />
dokumentebis da sxva masalis zustad mowodebis unari.<br />
lideroba, menejmenti da jgufSi muSaoba<br />
aqvs unari gaacnobieros, rom pacientis/klientis keTildReoba<br />
miiRweva jandacvis/socuzrunvelyofis gundis TiToeuli wevris<br />
gaerTianebuli qmedebiT da resursebiT.<br />
pacientis efeqturi da gaazrebuli movlisaTvis gundis koordinirebuli<br />
marTvis unari.<br />
pacientis interesebidan gamomdinare aqvs sxva eqTnebTan SeTanxmebuli<br />
da efeqturi muSaobis unari.<br />
aqvs unari imoqmedos da imuSaos SeTanxmebulad da efeqturad<br />
damxmare samuSao jgufTan erTad drois efeqturi da prioritetuli<br />
ganawilebisTvis, xarisxis standartebis gaTvaliswinebiT.<br />
aqvs riskis Sefasebis unari da SeuZlia aqtiurad xeli Seuwyos<br />
samuSao garemoSi myofi adamianebis keTildReobasa da usafrTxoebas.<br />
xarisxis standartebis Sesabamisad, aqvs pacientis movlis, kritikuli<br />
Sefasebisa da auditis unari.<br />
klinikur garemoSi studentebis (saeqTno da jandacva/socuz-<br />
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46 runvelyofis specialobis) TanamSromlebis ganaTlebis, mxarda-<br />
Werisa da zedamxedvelobis unari.<br />
jandacva/socuzrunvelyofis sistemis dafinansebis principe-<br />
47 bis codna da resursebis efeqturi gamoyenebis unari.<br />
evropuli dargobrivi kompetenciebi daedo safuZvlad saqarTveloSi<br />
umaRlesi saeqTno saqmis dargobrivi kompetenciebis minimalur<br />
standartebs:<br />
dargobrivi codna da gacnobiereba<br />
� avlens saeqTno saqmis Teoriisa da praqtikis codnas.<br />
� acnobierebs eqTnis pasuxismgeblobas, rolsa da funqciebs.<br />
� avlens jandacvis teqnologiebisa da informatikis codnas, rac<br />
SeuZlia sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtikaSi, pacientis/klientis<br />
movlasa da arastandartul situaciebSi.<br />
� avlens socialuri, jandacvisa da qceviTi mecnierebebis codnas,<br />
rac SeuZlia sworad gamoiyenos saeqTno praqtikaSi.<br />
� avlens eTikuri da samarTlebrivi normebis codnas.<br />
� avlens kvlevis principebis codnasa da praqtikaSi maTi gamoyenebis<br />
unars.<br />
� acnobierebs jandacvis/socuzrunvelyofis politikas.<br />
dargobrivi codnis praqtikaSi gamoyenebis unari<br />
� SeuZlia pacientis janmrTelobis normisa da normidan gadaxris,<br />
distresisa da unarSezRudulobis niSnebis amocnoba da<br />
interpretacia.<br />
� pacientis saWiroebebze sapasuxod gegmavs, axorcielebs, afasebs<br />
movlis saTanado da individualuri programebs pacientTan,<br />
misi ojaxis wevrebTan, aseve jandacvis Tu socialur mu-<br />
SakebTan TanamSromlobiT.<br />
� uzrunvelyofs pacientis optimalur movlasa Tu sxva Carevebs/saqmianobebs.<br />
� SeuZlia wamlebisa da sxva Terapiuli saSualebebis usafrTxo<br />
gamoyeneba.<br />
� SeuZlia riskebis efeqturi Sefaseba da Sesabamisi qmedebis ganxorcieleba.<br />
� avlens pacientis/klientis Rirsebis, advokatirebisa da konfidencialurobis<br />
dacvas.<br />
� SeuZlia pacientisa da misi momvlelis, aseve ojaxis informireba,<br />
ganaTleba da zedamxedveloba.<br />
� SeuZlia efeqturi komunikacia pacientebTan, maT ojaxebTan da<br />
socialur jgufebTan, maT Soris komunikaciis problemis mqone
pirebTan.<br />
� SeuZlia samedicino angariSebis, dokumentebis da sxva masalis<br />
zustad miwodeba Sesabamisi teqnologiebis gamoyenebiT.<br />
� pacientis interesebidan gamomdinare aqvs sxva eqTnebTan SeTanxmebuli<br />
da efeqturi muSaobis unari.<br />
� pacientis efeqturi da gaazrebuli movlisaTvis SeuZlia gundis<br />
koordinirebuli marTva.<br />
� icavs profesiul, eTikur da samarTlebriv normebs.<br />
� efeqturad reagirebs mosaxleobis/populaciis saWiroebebze.<br />
profesiul-akademiur literaturaSi sakmaod bevri masala moipoveba<br />
saeqTno saqmis bunebisa da Sinaarsis, eqTnebis kompetenciis, swavlebis,<br />
klinikuri swavlebisa da gadawyvetilebis miRebisa da profesiuli<br />
siZneleebis Sesaxeb (ICN 2003: 59).<br />
proeqtis farglebSi aTvlis wertilebi SemuSavda mxolod pirveli<br />
safexurisaTvis, saeqTno saqmeSi sabakalavro programisaTvis.<br />
pirveli safexuris kvalifikacia iZleva saeqTno saqmis Teoriisa<br />
da meTodologiis sabaziso codnas da klinikur unar-Cvevebs da amzadebs<br />
eqTnebs, romlebsac eqnebaT codnis praqtikaSi gamoyenebis unari<br />
da mosaxleobaSi arsebul da cvalebad saWiroebebze, momaval prioritetebTan<br />
efeqturi reagirebis da adaptirebis unari, SeZleben damoukidebel<br />
profesiul saqmianobas, da ganuviTardebaT mzadyofna mTeli<br />
cxovrebis manZilze swavlisa da uwyveti profesiuli ganviTarebisaTvis.<br />
saeqTno saqmis sabakalavro programaSi integrirebuli unda iyos<br />
Teoriuli da praqtikuli swavleba. saeqTno saqmeSi swavlebis orive<br />
komponenti savaldebuloa da maT Tanabari mniSvneloba aqvs. rogorc<br />
Teoriuli, ise praqtikuli swavleba dafuZnebuli unda iyos mecnierul<br />
mtkicebulebebze.<br />
saeqTno saqmeSi saganmanaTleblo programa unda iyos jandacvis<br />
politikis prioritetebisa da qveynis epidemiologiuri, demografiuli,<br />
socio-kulturuli Taviseburebebis relevanturi.<br />
sabakalavro doneze swavlebis ZiriTad sagans warmoadgens saeq-<br />
Tno saqmis Teoria da praqtika, garda amisa kurikulumi unda moicavdes<br />
swavlebas Semdegi mimarTulebebiT:<br />
� sazogadoebrivi jandacva, janmrTelobis xelSewyoba, pacientTa<br />
ganaTleba;<br />
� daavadebaTa epidemiologia da marTva;<br />
� qceviTi mecnierebebi;<br />
� biologiuri mecnierebebi;<br />
� kvleva;<br />
� komunikacia;<br />
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� profesiuli, eTikuri da iuridiuli aspeqtebi;<br />
� informaciebis marTva da sainformacio teqnologiebi;<br />
� menejmenti, lideroba da organizeba.<br />
swavlebisa da swavlis meTodebi unda Seesabamebodes winaswar gansazRvrul<br />
swavlis Sedegebs. tradiciuli leqciebis kvaldakval gamoyenebuli<br />
unda iyos interaqtiuri praqtikuli mecadineobebi mcire<br />
jgufebSi, problemaze dafuZnebuli swavleba, seminarebi, diskusia,<br />
proeqtebi, jgufuri muSaoba da swavlebis sxva aqtiuri meTodebi. Teoriisa<br />
da praqtikis integracia da praqtikuli unarebis ganviTareba unda<br />
ganxorcieldes praqtikuli swavlebis procesSi, maT Soris klinikur<br />
garemoSi. swavlebis meTodebi mniSvnelovnad aris damokidebuli<br />
arsebul adamianur da materialur resursebze. praqtikuli swavlebis<br />
procesSi SeiZleba gamoyenebuli iyos dakvirveba, simulacia, roluri<br />
TamaSi, SemTxvevis analizi, muliaJebi, praqtika da treningi demonstraciebis<br />
oTaxSi, klinikuri unar-Cvevebis laboratoria, interaqtiurad<br />
kompiuteruli teqnika da videoaparatura da sxva.<br />
studentis warmatebebis gazomvis mizniT saWiroa Sefasebis iseTi<br />
strategiebis gamoyeneba, romelTa meSveobiTac SesaZlebelia imis dadgena,<br />
Tu rogor aiTvisa studentma Teoriuli codna da praqtikuli<br />
unar-Cvevebi. Sefaseba unda iyos, rogorc Semajamebeli xasiaTis, aseve<br />
maformirebeli (ukukavSiris mimcemi). Sefasebis procesSi SeiZleba gamoyenebuli<br />
iyos testireba, referati, prezentacia, gamocda, klinikuri<br />
unar-Cvevebis Sefaseba da sxv.<br />
saeqTno saqmeSi akademiuri programebis dizaini eqvemdebareba or<br />
evropul normatiul dokuments, romelic aregulirebs eqTnebis praqtikis<br />
uflebas da `zogad movlaze pasuxismgebel eqTanTa~ kvalifikacias. es<br />
aris 1977 wlis 27 ivnisis seqtoraluri direqtiva 77/452/EEC da 1989 wlis<br />
10 oqtombris direqtiva 89/595/EEC. saeqTno saqmis sxva specialobebi specifikur,<br />
seqtoralur direqtivebs ar eqvemdebareba, magram emorCileba<br />
zogad sistemur direqtivas (1988 w. 21 dekembris direqtiva 89/48/ EEC).<br />
evrosabWos direqtivebis Sesabamisad saeqTno saqmis sabakalavro<br />
programis xangrZlivoba unda iyos ara umcires 4600 saaTisa, xolo<br />
praqtikis xangrZlivoba- ara umcires 2300 saaTisa.<br />
saeqTno saqmis sabakalavro programa regulirebadi bunebis gamo<br />
iSviaTad monawileobs sxva programebSi, Tumca ar aris gamoricxuli arsebobdes<br />
erToblivi swavleba jandacvis sxva profesiebTan erTad. magaliTad,<br />
SesaZlebelia saeqTno saqmis studentebma isargeblon sxva samedicino<br />
specialobebis saganmanaTleblo programis calkeuli saswavlo<br />
kursebiT (qcevaTmecniereba, bioeTika, samedicino fsiqologia da sxva).<br />
saeqTno saqmeSi ganaTlebis xarisxis uzrunvelyofis procesSi<br />
gaTvaliswinebuli unda iqnes klinikuri garemos adekvaturoba mimdi-<br />
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nare swavlebis procesTan, kerZod:<br />
� klinikuri personalis raodenoba, gamocdileba, kvalifikacia<br />
da Semadgenloba;<br />
� personalis motivacia;<br />
� klinikuri praqtikis kvleva;<br />
� raodenobrivi Tanafardoba pacienti/personali;<br />
� damokidebuleba klinicistebsa da pedagogebs Soris;<br />
� saeqTno saqmis filosofia;<br />
� swavlis saSualebebi/pirobebi da zedamxedveloba;<br />
� personalis ganviTareba;<br />
� pacientTa movlis xarisxi.<br />
amgvarad, Tuningi-saqarTvelos proeqtis farglebSi miznad daisaxa<br />
da SemuSavda saeqTno saqmeSi dargobrivi aTvlis wertilebi, rasac<br />
daefuZna umaRlesi saeqTno saqmis sauniversiteto kurikulumi, ganisazRvra<br />
swavlebisa da swavlis meTodebis, Sefasebis sistemis CarCoebi.<br />
saeqTno saqmeSi saganmanaTleblo programebma xeli unda Seuwyon<br />
eqTnisaTvis aucilebeli dargobrivi kompetenciebis da aseve zogadi/transferuli<br />
kompetenciebis ganviTarebas.<br />
saeqTno saqmis sabakalavro programis dasrulebis Semdeg xdeba<br />
akademiuri xarisxis miniWeba: saeqTno saqmis bakalavri.<br />
umaRlesi ganaTlebis ganviTareba saeqTno saqmeSi warmoadgens<br />
kompleqsur amocanas, romlis ganxorcieleba saqarTveloSi xels Seuwyobs<br />
maRali kompetenciebis eqTnebis gamoSvebas, rac Tavis mxriv pacientebisaTvis<br />
maRali samedicino momsaxurebisa da janmrTelobis<br />
mdgomareobis gaumjobesebis garantiaa.<br />
literatura:<br />
� Tuningi 2008: saganmanaTleblo struqturebis urTierTSewyoba<br />
evropaSi. Tbilisi, 2008.<br />
� Agan R.D. 1987: Intuitive Knowing as a Dimension of Nursing’’. Advance in<br />
Nursing Science. 10 (1) 63.<br />
� Bradshaw A.1997: ,,Defining Competency in Nursing: a Policy Review’’ Journal<br />
of Clinical Nursing. 6:347-354.<br />
� Council of Europe, 1995: The role and Education of Nurses: health and society-<br />
/Council of Europe.<br />
� Council of Europe, 1995: European Agreement on the Instruction and Education<br />
of Nurses/Council of Europe.ETS no 059.<br />
� ICN 2003: ICN Framework of the Competencies for the Generalist Nurses. ICN,<br />
Geneva.<br />
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18<br />
SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION = ganaTlebis sociologia<br />
Tamar SinjiaSvili<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
saerTaSoriso organizaciebis roli ganaTlebis<br />
sistemis ganviTarebaSi<br />
saerTaSoriso organizaciebi mniSvnelovan rols asruleben sxvadasxva<br />
qveynis, gansakuTrebiT ki ganviTarebadi qveynebis ganaTlebis sistemis<br />
ganviTarebaSi. Tu XX saukunis 60-ian wlebSi saerTaSoriso organizaciebis<br />
mxridan am qveynebisadmi ganaTlebis mxardaWera aRiqmeboda, rogorc<br />
dekolonizaciis procesSi aRmoCenili saerTo saganmanaTleblo<br />
daxmarebis nawili, XX saukunis 70-ian da 80-ian wlebSi mimdinareobda saerTaSoriso<br />
gamocdilebis urTierTgaziareba. XX saukunis 90-ian wlebSi<br />
centralur, aRmosavleT da samxreT – aRmosavleT evropaSi, yofil postsabWoTa<br />
sivrceSi mimdinare movlenebma da evropis gaerTianebis procesma<br />
axali problemebisa da amocanebis winaSe daayena msoflio da axali<br />
aTaswleulis dasawyisSi saerTaSoriso organizaciebis yuradRebis gadatana<br />
moxda upiratesad ganaTlebis globalizaciis sakiTxebze. saerTaSoriso<br />
organizaciebi ganaTlebis sferoSi TanamSromloben rogorc saxelmwifo,<br />
aseve samoqalaqo-sazogadoebriv da sauniversiteto partnior organizaciebTan<br />
msoflios TiTqmis yvela kuTxeSi.<br />
uamrav saerTaSoriso organizaciebs Soris gansakuTrebiT aRsaniSnavia<br />
iunesko-s moRvaweoba ganaTlebis sferoSi. iunesko gaero-s<br />
specializirebuli saagentoa, romelic 1945 wels daarsda. misi mizania<br />
mSvidobisa da saerTaSoriso uSiSroebis interesebisaTvis xeli Seuwyos<br />
ganaTlebisa da kulturis gavrcelebas, mecnierebis ganviTarebas,<br />
adamianis uflebebisa da ZiriTad TavisuflebaTa pativiscemas rasis,<br />
sqesis, enisa da religiis miuxedavad (http://www.unesco.org/new/en/unesco).<br />
iunesko sakuTar daniSnulebas xuTi ZiriTadi programiT axorcielebs.<br />
esenia: ganaTleba, sabunebismetyvelo mecnierebebi, socialuri<br />
da humanitaruli mecnierebebi, kultura da komunikaciebi da aseve informacia.<br />
iunesko-s saqmianobis diapazoni moicavs sakiTxTa farTo<br />
wres – uwignurobasTan brZolas, ganaTlebis dafinansebasa da dagegmvas,<br />
ganviTarebad qveynebSi sainJinro-teqnikuri kadrebis mosamzadebeli<br />
centrebis Seqmnas, mecnierebis dargSi saerTaSoriso TanamSromlobis<br />
ganviTarebis RonisZiebebs, adamianis uflebaTa da mSvidobis<br />
gantkicebis problemebis kvlevas, ganaTlebis mizniT kosmosuri kav-<br />
Sirgabmulobis gamoyenebas. iunesko-s aqvs 6 prioritetuli mimarTu-
leba: 1) aRzrda, 2) mecniereba, 3) kultura, 4) komunikacia, 5) socialuri<br />
mecnierebani da ganviTareba, 6) mSvidoba da adamianis uflebebi.<br />
1992 wlis 7 oqtombers saqarTvelo gaxda iunesko-s sruluflebiani<br />
wevri. amave wels saqarTvelos sagareo saqmeTa saministrosTan Seiqmna<br />
iunesko-s saqmeTa komisiis samdivno, arCeuli iqna iunesko-s saqmeTa<br />
komisia, romelSic gawevriandnen ganaTlebis, mecnierebis, kulturisa<br />
da komunikaciebis dargebis TvalsaCino warmomadgenlebi da cnobili<br />
saxelmwifo moRvaweebi. amJamad iunesko-saqarTvelos TanamSromloba<br />
xorcieldeba 1995 wels xelmowerili iunesko-saqarTvelos ur-<br />
TierTgagebis memorandumis CarCoebSi. iunesko-m saqarTvelosaTvis<br />
mraval mniSvnelovan TariRTa aRniSvnaSi miiRo monawileoba (http://www-<br />
.mfa.gov.ge-/index.php?-lang_id=GEO&sec_id=542).<br />
2009 wlis 27 aprils, q. parizSi, iunesko-s Stab-binaSi saqarTvelo<br />
oTxi wlis vadiT arCeul iqna iunesko-s ganaTlebis saerTaSoriso biuros<br />
sabWosa (IBEE) da bioeTikis samTavrobaTaSoriso komitetSi (IGBC)<br />
(http://www.unesco.org/new/en/social-and-human-sciences/themes/bioethics/intergovernmental-bioethics-committee).<br />
saqarTveloSi iunesko-s 23 asocirebuli skolaa. aqedan 11 TbilisSia,<br />
danarCeni saqarTvelos sxvadasxva regionebSi. 2007 wlis agvistoSi<br />
iuneskos asocirebul skolaTa qsels SeuerTda qurTisa da avnevis<br />
sajaro skolebi (es saswavlo dawesebulebebi 2008 wlis agvistoSi<br />
rusulma aviaciam miwasTan gaaswora), sadac swavlobdnen rogorc qar-<br />
Tveli, ise - osi erovnebis bavSvebi. skolebs SesaZlebloba miecemaT<br />
mWidro urTierToba daamyaron msoflios sxva analogiuri statusis<br />
mqone skolebTan, aqtiuri monawileoba miiRon sxvadasxva saerTaSoriso<br />
RonisZiebaSi, iuneskos mxardaWeriT ganaxorcielon araerTi proeqti<br />
da iTanamSromlon avtoritetul saerTaSoriso organizaciasTan.<br />
asocirebuli skolebi axorcieleben sxvadasxva proeqtebs, iuneskos<br />
kompetenciaSi Semavali mTavari mimarTulebebis sferoebSi: kulturuli<br />
memkvidreoba, tolerantoba, ekologia, adaminaTa uflebebi da a.S.<br />
aseve skolebi monawileobas iReben iuneskos sxvadasxva did proeqtebSi,<br />
maT Soris erT erTi yvelaze cnobilia `mondialogo~, romelic miznad<br />
isaxavs iunesko-s wevri 37 qveynis 50-mde skolis daZmobilebas da erToblivi<br />
proeqtebis ganxorcielebas.<br />
saqarTvelos iuneskos asocirebuli skolebidan iuneskos mier Ser-<br />
Ceul iqna Tbilisis wm. ninos sax. 47-e sajaro skola, romelic filipinebis<br />
qalTa umaRles skolasTan erTad muSaobda proeqtze: `mSvidoba da<br />
araZaladoba~. 2010 wlis 25 Tebervlidan 2 martis CaTvliT, q. vilniusSi,<br />
litvis iunesko-s erovnulma komisiam Caatara saswavlo Sekreba iuneskos<br />
asocirebuli skolebis maswavleblebisaTvis. aRniSnul SexvedraSi<br />
Tbilisis, ozurgeTisa da rusTavis sajaro skolebis pedagogebTan er-<br />
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Tad monawileoba miiRes litvis, somxeTis, azerbaijanisa da avstriis<br />
iuneskos asocirebuli skolebis pedagogebmac. Sexvedris mTavari Tema<br />
iyo kulturaTaSorisi dialogi. maswavleblebma gauziares erTmaneTs<br />
sakuTar gamocdileba am mimarTulebiT da dasaxes TanamSromlobis samomavlo<br />
gegmebi (http://www.mfa.gov.ge/index.php?lang_id=GEO&sec_id=545).<br />
2009 wlis oqtomberSi iunesko-s generaluri konferenciis 35-e<br />
sesiaze ganaTlebis prioritetebad ganisazRvra `ganaTleba yvelasaTvis~<br />
(Education for All) programis miznebis miRweva da ganaTlebaSi globaluri<br />
da regionaluri liderobis uzrunvelyofa. gansakuTrebuli yuradReba<br />
iqneba gamaxvilebuli wignierebis, maswavlebelTa daxelovnebis<br />
da teqnikuri da profesiuli ganaTlebis sakiTxebze.<br />
gaeros ganaTlebis, mecnierebisa da kulturis organizaciis (iunesko)<br />
erT-erTi indeqsis mixedviT saqarTvelom wels 22-e adgilze gadainacvla.<br />
`ganaTleba yvelasTvis ganviTarebis indeqsis~ monacemebi<br />
iuneskos `ganaTleba yvelasTvis~ monitoringis angariSis nawilia. am<br />
angariSs iunesko 2000 wlidan gamoscems.<br />
2004 wlidan ki qveynebs indeqsis mixedviT sam kategoriad yofs: maRali,<br />
saSualo da dabali maCvenebeli. maRali maCveneblis mqone qveynebSi evropis<br />
qveynebTan erTad Cile, kuba, CineTi da yofili sabWoTa kavSiris qveynebi<br />
eqcevian. `ganaTleba yvelasTvis~ programis daniSnuleba ganviTarebad<br />
qveynebSi ganaTlebis xelmisawvdomobis gazrdis problemebis warmoCena da<br />
maTze reagirebaa. indeqsi ganaTlebis xelmisawvdomobas (EDUCATION FOR<br />
ALL) sxvadasxva Sedegebis mixedviT zomavs. esenia: dawyebiTi ganaTleba,<br />
wigniereba mozardebSi (15 wlis zemoT), genderuli Tanasworoba, ganaTlebis<br />
xarisxi (V klasis mixedviT). 2007 wlis monacemebis analizis Sedegad,<br />
romelic pirvelad axla gaxda cnobili, pirvel adgilze norvegiaa, meoreze<br />
iaponia, mesameze ki - germania. saqarTvelo, bolo sami wlis angariSebis<br />
mixedviT, maRali maCveneblis mqone qveynebs ganekuTvneba. iunesko-s is angariSi<br />
ki, romelic 2010 wels gamoica, 2007 wlis monacemebs eyrdnoba. wina<br />
wlis monacemTan SedarebiT (anu 2009 wlis angariSSi gamoqveynebulia 2006<br />
monacemebi), saqarTvelom me-40 adgilidan 22-e adgilze gadainacvla. 2008<br />
wlis angariSis mixedviT ki, saqarTvelo 28-e adgilze iyo (http://www.unesco.org/newfileadmin/MULTIMEDIA/HQ/ED/GMR/pdf/gmr2010/gmr2010-annex_1-edi.pdf).<br />
saerTaSoriso organizaciebs, fondebs, asociaciebs, kvleviT da<br />
samecniero centrebs, calkeul umaRles saswavleblebs studentebis-<br />
Tvis, umaRles damTavrebulTaTvis, axalgazrda mecnierebisTvis ganaTlebisa<br />
da swavlebis sxvadasxva programebiT gagrZelebis da kvlevebis<br />
mizniT dawesebuli aqvT mravali saxis granti da stipendia, maT<br />
Soris: programa Erasmus Mundus – evropis universitetebSi diplomis<br />
Semdgomi ganaTlebis miRebis stipendiebis programebi studentebisaT-<br />
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vis da axalgazrda mecnierebisTvis; fordis fondis stipendiebis saerTa-<br />
Soriso programa – msoflios nebismier qveyanaSi sauniversiteto ganaTlebis<br />
Semdgomi swavlebis grantebi (stipendiebi) socialur da humanitarul<br />
mecnierebebSi; germaniis akademiuri gacvlebis samsaxuri (DAAD) _<br />
mravali saxis stipendiebi studentebisTvis, umaRlesi ganaTlebis mqone<br />
da mecnieri axalgazrdebisTvis; umaRlesi ganaTlebis sferoSi saerTaSoriso<br />
TanamSromlobis niderlanduri organizacia Nuffic _ moklevadiani<br />
(6 – 24 Tviani) stipendiebis programa maRali kursebis studentebisaTvis<br />
da kursdamTavrebulTaTvis (garda PhD programisa); eifelis saxelobis<br />
stipendia warmatebuli studentebisTvis: sainJinro mecnierebebSi,<br />
ekonomikaSi, menejmentSi, samarTalSi, politikur mecnierebebsa da saxelmwifo<br />
marTvaSi; programa `koperniki~ axalgazrda ekonomistebisaTvis,<br />
inJinrebisaTvis da iuristebisaTvis aRmosavleTi evropidan; evraziis<br />
studenturi gacvliTi programa; edmund maskis samagistro programa;<br />
evraziis/samxreT aziis maswavlebelTa daxelovnebis programa; internet-<br />
Si daSvebisa da swavlebis programa; mcire grantebis programa. aseve cnobilia<br />
iunesko/keizo obuCis stipendia gankuTvnilia im pirebisaTvis, romlebic<br />
floben magistris xarisxs da survili aqvT ganaxorcielon kvlevi-<br />
Ti samuSaoebi sazRvargareT 3-9 Tvis ganmavlobaSi.<br />
aseve kidev erTi mniSvnelovani saerTaSoriso organizacia ganaTlebis<br />
politikis, dagegmvisa da marTvis saerTaSoriso instituti<br />
(EPPM), romlis misiaa, xeli Seuwyos saqarTveloSi ganaTlebis reformis<br />
ganxorcielebas, romelic daeyrdnoba Ria sazogadoebis principebsa<br />
da Rirebulebebs. instituti miznad isaxavs wvlili Seitanos: ganaTlebis<br />
Tanamedrove, konkurentunariani sistemis CamoyalibebaSi; ganaTlebis<br />
sistemis dagegmvisa da marTvis adgilobrivi potencialis ganvi-<br />
TarebaSi; ganaTlebis sferoSi pozitiuri sistemuri cvlilebebis ganxorcielebasa<br />
da ganaTlebis reformis popularizaciaSi (http://www.eppm.org.ge<br />
/index.php?<strong>page</strong>_id=1572&link=1572&language=2).<br />
aRsaniSnavia IREX-is saqmianoba. IREX warmoadgens saerTaSoriso<br />
arakomerciul organizacias, romelic ganaTlebis xarisxis amaRlebis,<br />
Tavisufali mediis gaZlierebisa da sazogadoebis pluralisturi ganviTarebis<br />
mxardaWeris mizniT axorcielebs inovaciur da liderul<br />
programebs. IREX-Si 400-mde profesionali aris dasaqmebuli msoflio<br />
masStabiT. IREX da misi partniori IREX Europe 50-ze met qveyanaSi<br />
axorcielebs sakonsultacio saqmianobas da mravalferovan programebs,<br />
maT Soris saqarTveloSic.<br />
IREX TanamSromlobs individualur pirebTan, organizaciebTan da<br />
mTavrobasTan ganaTlebis gaumjobesebisa da misi xelmisawvdomobis<br />
gazrdis mizniT. IREX-is mier SemuSavebuli programebi popularizaci-<br />
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as uweven grZelvadiani ganaTlebis arsebobas sxvadasxva doneze, rogoricaa<br />
dawyebiTi, saSualo da umaRlesi ganaTleba, aseve Semdgomi profesiuli<br />
treningebi. aRniSnuli programa moicavs Semdeg sferoebs:<br />
� saganmanaTleblo dawesebulebebis ganviTareba,<br />
� maswavleblebisa da fakultetis sxva wevrebis treningi, rogorc<br />
winaswar, ise swavlebis procesSi,<br />
� kurikulumis momzadeba,<br />
� saerTaSoriso kvlevebis mxardaWera da profesiul stipendiebis<br />
uzrunvelyofa,<br />
� sazRvargareT swavla bakalavriatisa da magistraturis doneze,<br />
� saganmanaTleblo sferoSi teqnologiebis danergva.<br />
im programebs Soris, romelTac IREX ganaTlebis sferoSi msoflios<br />
masStabiT axorcielebs aRsaniSnavia: edmund maskis samagistro<br />
programa (Muskie); evraziis studenturi gacvliTi programa (UGRAD);<br />
individualuri kvlevebis SesaZleblobebis programa (IARO); evraziis-<br />
/samxreT aziis maswavlebelTa daxelovnebis programa (TEA); universitetis<br />
administraciis mxardaWeris programa (UASP) – am programaSi<br />
CarTulia soxumis saxelmwifo universitetic. aSS-s biznesis sferoSi<br />
staJirebis programa aRmosavleT evropis axalgazrda qalebisaTvis<br />
(http://www.irex.ge/index.php?sec_id=7&lang_id=EN).<br />
saqarTvelos ganaTlebis sferoSi garkveuli wvlili Seaqvs amerikis<br />
SeerTebuli Statebis saelCos saqarTveloSi. saelCos warmomadgenloba<br />
xsnis amerikul kuTxeebs saqarTvelos sxvadasxva qalaqSi. amerikuli<br />
kuTxe aris patara, amerikuli tipis biblioTeka, romelic ganTavsebulia<br />
adgilobriv partnior organizaciaSi, ZiriTadad biblioTeka-<br />
Si. amerikuli kuTxe aris erToblivi partnioruli proeqti, romelic<br />
xels uwyobs TanamSromlobas da urTierTgagebas amerikis SeerTebuli<br />
Statebsa da saqarTvelos Soris. amerikuli kuTxeSi ganTavsebuli inglisurenovani<br />
masala ufaso da Riaa yvela dainteresebuli moqalaqisTvis.<br />
aq ganTvsebulia wignebi, audio, video Canawerebi, amerikuli<br />
dokumenturi filmebi. qarTveli studentebi da maswavleblebi iReben<br />
informacias amerikuli kulturisa da istoriis Sesaxeb. amerikul kuTxeebSi<br />
imaRleben codnas amerikanistikis mimarTulebiT (http://georgia.usembassy.gov/american-corners.html).<br />
amerikis SeerTebuli Statebis saerTaSoriso ganviTarebis saagentos<br />
(USAID) mier SemuSavda ganaTlebis marTvis proeqti, romelic Seiqmna<br />
ganaTlebis seqtorSi menejmentis SesaZleblobebis gansaviTareblad,<br />
administratorebisTvis ganaTlebis marTvis saswavlo programis<br />
SemuSavebis meSveobiT. proeqtis miznebia: saqarTvelos instituciuri<br />
simZlavris grZelvadiani gaumjobeseba ganaTlebis sistemis tran-<br />
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sformirebisa da ukeT marTvisaTvis; aseve menejmentis, finansebisa da<br />
akreditaciis sferoebis saganmanaTleblo procesebis efeqturobis<br />
uzrunvelyofa mecnierebisa da ganaTlebis saministros, saministros<br />
saganmanaTleblo saagentoebisa da ganaTlebis resurs-centerebis<br />
mxardaWeris meSveobiT. aRniSnuli programis ganxorcielebis vadebia<br />
2009w. seqtemberi - 2011w. seqtemberi (http://georgia.usaid.gov).<br />
saqarTvelo aqtiurad TanamSromlobs pedagogiuri swavlebis saerTaSoriso<br />
centrTan, romelic (CIEP) aris franguli sajaro instituti<br />
da eqvemdebareba safrangeTis zogadi ganaTlebisa da umaRlesi ganaTlebis<br />
da kvlevis saministros. misi mizania ganaTlebis sferoSi saer-<br />
TaSoriso TanamSromlobis gaZliereba. centri msoflioSi profesiuli<br />
momzadebisa da Sefasebis sferoSi Tavisi kompetenturobiTa da gamocdilebiTaa<br />
cnobili. aseve cnobilia ganaTlebis sferoSi mniSvnelovani<br />
saerTaSoriso TanamSromlobis roliT (http://www.ciep.fr/en/index.php).<br />
amrigad, saerTaSoriso organizaciebis wvlili xSir SemTxvevaSi<br />
ukiduresad mniSvnelovania erovnuli ganaTlebis sistemis ganviTarebaSi.<br />
isini garkveulwilad finansuri donorebis rolSi gamodian da seriozul<br />
daxmarebas uweven ganaTlebis sistemaSi mimdinare reformebis<br />
ganxorcielebas. am organizaciebis daxmarebiT saqarTvelos bevri moqalaqe<br />
imaRlebs codnasa da kvalifikacias msoflios wamyvan universitetebSi<br />
da imedia momavalSi kidev ufro gaRrmavdeba urTierToba da<br />
TanamSromloba saerTaSoriso organizaciebTan.<br />
literatura:<br />
� iuneskos konstitucia: http://www.unesco.org/new/en/unesco/about-us/who-we-are/history/constitution<br />
� mTavari movlenebi, iunesko-saqarTvelo: http://www.mfa.gov.ge/index.php?-lang_id=GEO&sec_id=542.<br />
� iunesko, socialuri da humanitaruli mecnierebebi, samTavrobaTaSoriso<br />
bioeTikis komitetis saqmianoba: http://www.unesco.org/new/en/social-and-human-sciences/themes/bioethics/intergovernmental-bioethics-committee<br />
� iuneskos asocirebuli skolebi: http://www.mfa.gov.ge/index.php?-lang_id=GEO&sec_id=545.<br />
� ganaTleba yvelasaTvis globaluri monitoringis angariSi –<br />
2010, ganaTleba yvelasaTvis ganviTarebis indeqsi: http://www.unesco.org/newfileadmin/MULTIMEDIA/HQ/ED/GMR/pdf/gmr2010/gmr2010-annex_1-edi.pdf.<br />
� ganaTlebis politikis, dagegmvisa da marTvis saerTaSoriso ins-<br />
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tituti, organizaciis misia: http://www.eppm.org.ge/index.php?<strong>page</strong>_id-<br />
=1562&link=1562&language=2<br />
� saerTaSoriso kvlevisa da gacvlebis sabWo, saqarTvelos ofisi,<br />
IREX Georgia, programebi: http://www.irex.ge/index.php?sec_id=7&lang_id=ENG<br />
� ganaTleba, amerikuli kuTxeebi: http://georgia.usembassy.gov/americancorners.html<br />
� pedagogiuri swavlebis saerTaSoriso centris Sesaxeb: http://www-<br />
.ciep.fr/en/index.php<br />
� ganaTlebis marTvis proeqtebi: http://georgia.usaid.gov.
PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
rusudan fifia<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
literaturis maswavleblis momzadeba magistraturaSi<br />
maswavleblis profesia saxelmwifom regulirebad profesiad<br />
gamoacxada. es niSnavs, rom maswavlebloba erT-erTi umniSvnelovanesi<br />
profesiaa da igi saxelmwifo doneze unda daregulirdes. aseTi<br />
midgomiT saxelmwifom Tavis moqalaqeTa winaSe valdebuleba aiRo<br />
yvela bavSvisaTvis uzrunvelyos kvalificiuri maswavleblebisgan<br />
xarisxiani ganaTlebis miRebis SesaZlebloba. imisaTvis, rom sazogadoebas<br />
ukeTesi skola hqondes, aucilebelia iq mivides erudirebuli,<br />
Tanamedrove codniTa da meToduri siaxleebiT SeiaraRebuli<br />
maswavlebeli. ganaTlebis fakultetze sabazo da saSualo skolis<br />
mSobliuri enisa da literaturis maswavlebelTa momzadeba saganmanaTleblo<br />
sferoSi mimdinare cvlilebebis fonze unda gaviazroT.<br />
cnobilia, rom magistraturis daniSnulebaa gauumjobesos momaval<br />
maswavlebels kvlevis unar-Cvevebi, raTa man SemdgomSi skolaSi moswavleebs<br />
aswavlos analizsa da sinTezze damyarebuli muSaoba.<br />
Cvens irgvliv arsebuli realoba yvelasgan erTnairad moiTxovs<br />
sakuTar cnobierebaSi davnergoT swavlisa da swavlebis is axali Teoriebi,<br />
romlebic SemdgomSi miRebuli codnis gamoyenebasa da praqtikul<br />
gaazrebaSi dagvexmareba. dRes, ise rogorc arasdros, mwvaved<br />
dadga moswavleTa, studentTa da maswavlebelTa wignierebis deficitis<br />
problema. informaciebisa da teqnlogiebis ganviTarebis epoqaSi<br />
TiTqos daikarga is umTavresi Rirebulebebi, rasac sazogadoebis<br />
wignierebisa da ganaTlebulobis sazomad vTvlidiT. ganaTlebis<br />
specialobis magistraturis safexuris studentebma, romlebic saSualo<br />
skolis maRali safexuris qarTuli enisa da literaturis maswavleblobas<br />
gadawyveten, orientirad unda aiRon is uaxlesi meToduri<br />
midgomebi swavlebisadmi, romelsac am bolo wlebis ganmavlobaSi<br />
nergaven saqarTvelos ganaTlebis saministrosTan arsebuli<br />
erovnuli saswavlo gegmebisa da Sefasebis da maswavlebelTa profesiuli<br />
ganviTarebis centrebi. axleburi midgoma saskolo swavlebis<br />
sistemisadmi moiTxovs Teoriul da praqtikul momzadebas jer kidev<br />
studentobidanve. rogorc cnobilia, Teoria da praqtika SesaZloa<br />
cal-calke darCes maSinac ki, roca studentebi amTavreben universitets<br />
Tu swavlis ganmavlobaSi ar yofila specialuri Zalisxmeva maT<br />
SesabamisobaSi mosayvanad.<br />
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Tanamedrove amerikeli mecnieri devid perkinsi migviTiTebs,<br />
rom „sajaro skolebs udidesi pasuxismgebloba akisriaT – gansxvavebuli<br />
miswrafebebis, niWis, azrovnebis, qcevis, sabaziso codnisa da<br />
Sinagani samyaros adamianTaTvis saTanado ganaTlebis micema. skola<br />
iseTive saocrebaa, rogorc naTura – Cveni yoveldRiuri cxovrebis<br />
ganuyofeli da Cveuli nawili, magram istoriuli TvalsazrisiT, Tavisi<br />
daniSnulebiTa da amocanebiT, sakmaod axali da egzotikuri“<br />
(perkinsi 2007: 9-10). Zalian xSirad am dawesebulebaSi aswavlian Zveli,<br />
dadgenili meTodebiT da rogorc mkvlevari aRniSnavs, xarvezi<br />
codnaSi ki ara, mis gamoyenebaSi gvaqvs.<br />
swavlebisadmi tradiciuli midgomisagan gansxvavebiT, sadac<br />
maswavleblis mizania dadgenili saswavlo programis realizacia,<br />
moswavleze orientirebul midgomaSi mTavaria TiToeuli moswavlis<br />
„stilis“ gaxsna da ganviTareba. Tu tradiciuli midgomisas maswavlebeli,<br />
saxelmZRvanelosTan erTad, iyo codnis mTavari da kompetenturi<br />
wyaro, axali midgomis pirobebSi maswavlebeli upiratesad aris<br />
moswavleTa damoukidebeli, aqtiuri SemecnebiTi moqmedebis organizatori,<br />
maTi kompetenturi konsultanti da asistenti; Tu tradiciuli<br />
midgomisas, maswavlebeli iyo moswavleTa Semecnebis makontrolebeli<br />
subieqti, axali midgomis pirobebSi moswavleTa Sefasebisas<br />
misi profesiuli unar-Cvevebi ZiriTadad mimarTulia moqmedebis diagnostikaze.<br />
imisaTvis, rom kvalificiuri moqmedebiT droulad aRmoifxvras<br />
Semecnebis sirTuleebi Tu codnis gamoyenebis problemebi.<br />
es roli maswavleblisaTvis bevrad rTulia, vidre tradiciuli<br />
swavlebisas da gacilebiT met ostatobas moiTxovs.<br />
momavalma qarTuli enisa da literaturis maswavlebelma unda<br />
icodes, rom is iqneba megzuri xelovnebis sferoSic. „xelovnebisa da<br />
humanitaruli mecnierebebis roli ara mxolod adamianis individualuri<br />
ganviTarebis, aramed qveynis ganviTarebis mimarTulebebis gansazRvris<br />
da, Sesabamisad, misi politikuri, ekonomikuri da socialuri<br />
mowyobisTvisac mniSvnelovania“ (samniaSvili 2008: 47). momavalma<br />
maswavlebelma universitetSive unda iswavlos mxatvruli teqstis<br />
analizis uaxlesi mimarTulebebi, interteqstualuri da diskursiuli<br />
azrovnebis unar - CvevaTa Camoyalibebis Tanamedrove dasavluri<br />
tendenciebi da qarTul niadagze maTi danergvis SesaZlo gzebi da sa-<br />
Sualebebi. magistrantebs unda davexmaroT qarTuli mwerlobis<br />
msoflio konteqstSi gaazrebaSi.<br />
saswavlo kursi gulisxmobs magistrantTa profesiul ganviTarebas<br />
im mizniT, rom maT saswavlo procesi gaiazron axleburad, warmarTon<br />
igi Tanamedrove saganmanaTleblo teqnologiebis Sesabamisad.<br />
literaturis swavlebis Tanamedrove standartebis Sesabamisi<br />
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meTodikisa da praqtikaSi maTi danergvis gzebis gaazreba, Tanamedrove<br />
literaturaTmcodneobiTi informaciisa da Teoriuli tendenciebis<br />
axleburi aspeqtebis Seswavla da literaturis swavlebisas<br />
Sedegze orientireba miiRweva tradiciul da Tanamedrove meTodur<br />
mimarTulebaTa integrirebiT. ganaTlebis reforma gulisxmobs skolebSi<br />
qarTuli enisa da literaturis swavlebis meTodikaSi arsebuli<br />
moTxovnebis Secvlas. Tanamedrove pedagogi aucileblad unda<br />
flobdes gakveTilis Catarebis axlebur meTodikas, raSic mas unda<br />
daexmaros dReisaTvis arsebuli mdidari meTodikuri literatura.<br />
programis farglebSi Seiswavleba: swavlebis saSualebaTa<br />
analizi; adamianuri resursebis gamoyeneba; profesiuli ganviTarebis<br />
gzebis dasaxva; erovnuli saswavlo gegmis ZiriTadi principebis<br />
interpretaciis gzebi; Tanamedrove literaturuli Teoriebi da ma-<br />
Ti meTodologiebi; literaturis swavlebis interteqstualuri aspeqtebi;<br />
meTodologiuri koncefciebi da mimdinareobebi; teqstis<br />
gagebisa da interpretaciis Teoria da praqtika; mxatvruli teqstis<br />
gageba da TviTgamoxatva; mxatvruli teqstis organizaciuli Tavisebureba;<br />
qarTuli literaturis ZiriTadi etapebi; periodizaciis Tanamedrove<br />
Teoriebi; qarTuli sasuliero mwerlobis swavlebis meTodologiuri<br />
safuZvlebi; Sua saukuneebis literaturis sinkretizmi<br />
da monumentalizmi „saxe-ideisa“ da „saxe-xasiaTis“ cnebebi; qarTuli<br />
mwerloba msoflio literaturis konteqstSi; tipologiuri mimar-<br />
Tulebebi; semantikuri gansazRvrebis ontologiuri safuZvlebi; sajaro<br />
gamosvlis momzadebis strategiis gamoyeneba inter-teqstualuri<br />
da inter-disciplinaruli swavlebisas; zepirmetyvelebis<br />
efeqturi gamoyeneba; Janris, epoqis da kulturis, mxatvruli teqstis<br />
kompoziciuri Taviseburebebis, struqturuli elementebis gansazRvra<br />
XX saukunis literaturuli procesebis gaTvaliswinebiT;<br />
literaturul mimdinareobaTa konceptualuri analizi; weris unarebis<br />
ganviTareba; xerxebi, meTodebi, strategiebi; Secdomebis gaanalizeba;<br />
literaturuli teqstis weriTi analizi; uaxlesi literaturuli<br />
mimdinareobani da maTi swavlebis meTodologiuri safuZvlebi;<br />
Tanamedrove mimdinareobisa da strategiebis analizi; Sefasebis<br />
Tanamedrove sistemebi; Sefasebis tipebi.<br />
swavlebis axali meTodebi problemaze dafuZnebul swavlebas<br />
gvTavazoben, sadac sakiTxebi unda gaiazron moswavleebma. aseTi midgoma<br />
ar niSnavs imas, rom Sinaarsobrivi codna mniSvnelovani ar aris. adamianis<br />
mier dagrovili soliduri codna unda daemyaros azrovnebas da<br />
analizs. Tanamedrove swavleba savsea arCevaniT, moswavlesa da maswavlebels<br />
SeuZliaT iyon wignierni da codnis kargi momxmarebelni. rogorc<br />
uaxlesi erovnuli saswavlo gegmiTaa gaTvaliswinebuli „qar-<br />
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Tuli enisa da literaturis sagnobrivi jgufis mizania gamoumuSavos<br />
moswavles literaturuli memkvidreobisadmi pativiscema, Seayvaros<br />
kiTxva, xeli Seuwyos mxatvruli nawarmoebis esTetikuri aRqmisa<br />
da Sefasebis unaris Camoyalibebas“ (erovnuli saswavlo gegma<br />
2010: 38). Sesabamisad, qarTuli enisa da literaturis maswavlebels<br />
moeTxoveba: literaturul teqstebSi asaxuli ama Tu im epoqisaTvis<br />
damaxasiaTebeli specifikuri ideebisa Tu problematikis codna;<br />
garda amisa mas unda hqondes, erTi mxriv, literaturul procesze<br />
epoqis Taviseburebebisa da, meores mxriv, mxatvruli Semoqmedebis<br />
sazogadoebriv cnobierebaze zegavlenis wvdomis unari.<br />
samagistro programis daniSnulebaa moamzados Tanamedrove<br />
maswavlebeli, romelic uzrunvelyofs moswavleTa akademiur warmatebasa<br />
da pozitiur qcevas. ukanasknel aTwleulebSi fsiqologiaSi,<br />
anTropologiaSi, lingvistikaSi, neirofiziologiasa da sxva mecnierebebSi<br />
Catarebuli kvlevebis safuZvelze pedagogiurma Teoriam da<br />
praqtikam mniSvnelovani cvlilebebi ganicades. Tu adre Tanamedrove<br />
maswavleblis saqmianoba xelovanis ostatobasTan iyo gaigivebuli,<br />
dRes maswavleblis profesia ufro „Seswavladi“ gaxda (maZieblis saxelmZRvanelo<br />
2010: 18). maswavleblis profesia ufro mzardi moTxovnilebebis<br />
winaSe dadga, rac maRali donis kompetencias moiTxovs.<br />
Sesabamisad, qarTuli enisa da literaturis maswavleblis momzadeba<br />
pirovnebis profesiuli saqmianobis daxvewis aucilebeli elementia.<br />
universitetis studentisaTvis cal-calke ar unda darCes Teoria<br />
da praqtika interaqtiuri swavleba-swavlis sakiTxebSi. gansakuTrebuli<br />
Zalisxmevaa saWiro imisaTvis, rom codna SesabamisobaSi<br />
moviyvanoT saklaso oTaxSi arsebul realobasTan. gasaTvaliswinebelia,<br />
rom daxelovnebul maswavlebelTa erT-erTi mTavari ganmasxvavebeli<br />
niSania maTi gonebis Tvisebebisa da ganwyoba-damokidebulebis<br />
erToblioba, rac Zalmosils xdis maT Sinagani mzaobiT gamoexmauron<br />
saklaso oTaxis dinamikas da bavSvebis uamrav saWiroebas.<br />
„dRes maswavlebloba gmirobis tolfasia“, - Tqva praqtikosma<br />
pedagogma da marTlac, universitetma unda Caunergos studentebs am<br />
gmirobisken swrafvis survili. ganuviTaros maT is praqtikuli da<br />
Teoriuli unar-Cvevebi, rac am gmirobis gzaze megzurad gahyveba.<br />
literatura:<br />
� perkinsi 2007: devid perkinsi, gonivruli skolebi. Tbilisi. 2007.<br />
� samniaSvili 2008: lela samniaSvili, risTvis vaswavliT literaturas?<br />
maswavlebelTa profesiuli centris gamocema „maswavlebeli“. #2. Tbilisi.<br />
2008.<br />
� erovnuli saswavlo gegma 2010: erovnuli saswavlo gegma. Tbilisi. 2010.<br />
� maZieblis saxelmZRvanelo 2010: maZieblis saxelmZRvanelo. Tb. 2010.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
brolisa wulaia<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
bunebismetyvelebis sakiTxebi qarTul saskolo<br />
saxelmZRvaneloebSi<br />
dawyebiT klasebSi bunebismetyvelebis swavlebasa da mis maswavlebels<br />
sapatio da sapasuxismgeblo misia akisria, radgan swored am<br />
periodSi dgams bavSvi pirvel nabijebs garemomcveli samyaros Secnobisaken;<br />
xdeba moswavlis Tvalsawieris gafarToeba, kvlevis, siaxle-<br />
Ta aRmoCenisa da Secnobis mimarT interesis gaRviveba (elbaqiZe<br />
2010:27). da radgan buneba adamianis Semecnebisa da silamazis aRqmis ZiriTadi<br />
wyaroa, bavSvebi bunebis wiaRsa da mis garemomcvel samyaroSi<br />
eZeben siaxleebs, unviTardebaT siRrmiseuli kvleva-Ziebis survili.<br />
skolaSi Semosul moswavles garkveuli Sexedulebebi gaaCnia<br />
samyaros Sesaxeb, maswavlebeli unda Seecados am Sexedulebebs kritikulad<br />
miudges, raTa moswavlem saTanadod SeZlos gaiazros axali<br />
cnebebi da informacia (donovani 2010:73). aRniSnuli cnebebisa da informaciis<br />
Seswavlis procesSi udidesi mniSvneloba aqvs bunebismetyvelebis<br />
maswavleblis mier gakveTilis sainteresod Catarebis<br />
meTods. dRes yvelaze gavrcelebuli da efeqturi meTodebia eqskursia<br />
da eqspedicia, cda da eqsperimenti, sxva saxis praqtikuli samuSaoebi<br />
(elbaqiZe 2010:27). aRniSnuli meTodebi moswavles exmareba gaicnos<br />
bunebis obieqtebis Tvisebebi da bunebis movlenebis arsi. darwmunebuli<br />
var aRniSnuli meTodebi moswavles Camouyalibebs bunebis<br />
obieqtebisa da movlenaTa Sesaxeb realuri cnebebis Camoyalibebis,<br />
informaciis Segrovebis, ganzogadebis, Sedarebis, analizisa da daskvnebis<br />
gakeTebis unar-Cvevebs (elbaqiZe 2010:28). miuxedavad zemoT-<br />
CamoTvlili meTodebisa, bunebisadmi gansakuTrebuli damokidebulebisa<br />
da siyvarulis Camoyalibebas gansakuTrebiT uwyobs xels literaturuli<br />
nawarmoebebi, romlebic ase uxvad gamoiyena iakob gogebaSvilma<br />
saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebSi.<br />
qarTuli mecnieruli pedagogikisa da meTodikis fuZemdebelma<br />
iakob gogebaSvilma icoda, rom skola Camoyalibebis pirvelive dReebidan<br />
or sakacobrio mizans emsaxureba. esaa: a) bavSvTa, mozardTa<br />
codniT SeiaraReba da b) maTi aRzrda jansaRi adamianuri TvisebebiT.<br />
am miznebis misaRwevad maswavlebelTan erTad didi movaleoba akisria<br />
saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebs, romlebSic warmodgenilia rogorc<br />
meToduri, aseve saswavlo-saaRmzrdelo muSaobis Sinaarsi.<br />
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mimaCnia, rom saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebSi Setanili unda iyos<br />
iseTi poetebisa da mwerlebis nawarmoebebi, romlebic TavianT nawarmoebebSi<br />
gvixataven bunebis SesaniSnav suraTebs. magaliTad, qar-<br />
Tuli mwerlobis klasikosi vaJa-fSavela im mgosanTagania, romelmac<br />
Tavis SemoqmedebaSi buneba adamianiviT aalaparaka. swored aman ganapiroba,<br />
rom mis Semoqmedebas gansakuTrebuli adgili ekava dawyebiTi<br />
klasebis saxelmZRvaneloebSi. dRes Cven unda movaxdinoT tradiciulisa<br />
da inovaciuris Serwyma qarTul saganmanaTleblo politikaSi,<br />
anu is rac dadebiTi da amave dros aprobirebuli iyo bunebismetyvelebis<br />
qarTul saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebSi aucileblad gaTvaliswinebuli<br />
unda iyos dResac. dawyebiTi klasis saxelmZRvaneloTa avtorebma<br />
didi yuradReba unda dauTmon bavSvebSi bunebis siyvarulis<br />
aRzrdas. bunebasTan kavSirSi masalis Seswavla uzrunvelyofs moswavleebis<br />
esTetikur aRzrdas. izrdeba bavSvebSi humanuri damokidebuleba<br />
florisa da faunis mimarT da amas didi mniSvneloba aqvs ke-<br />
TilSobili adamianuri Tvisebebis CamoyalibebisaTvis.<br />
dawyebiTi klasebis saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebSi sabavSvo<br />
moTxrobebis CarTva rogorc Cans aprobirebuli da gamocdili meTodia<br />
dasavlur saganmanaTleblo sistemisaTvis (donovani 2010:74). er-<br />
T-erT dasavlel mkvlevars sailustraciod mohyavs leo lionis<br />
moTxroba Tevzisa da frinvelebis Sesaxeb da askvnis, rom bavSvebSi<br />
axali Sexedulebebi arsebuli Sexedulebebisa da gamocdilebis safuZvelze<br />
yalibdeba (donovani 2010:75), amitom aucilebelia garemomcveli<br />
samyaros Secnoba bavSvma martivi tipis moTxrobebiT daiwyos,<br />
romlebSic mocemuli iqneba cxovelTa samyaro. msgavsi meTodi<br />
araerTxel iyo gamoyenebuli qarTul saskolo saxelmZRvaneloeb-<br />
Sic. magaliTad, iakob gogebaSvilis „deda enasa“ da „bunebis karSi“.<br />
bunebisadmi gansakuTrebuli siyvaruli Cans, aseve vaJa fSavelas<br />
„Svlis nukris naambobSi“. cnobilia, rom genialuri qarTveli mwerali<br />
vaJa fSavela Tavis nawarmoebebSi mTeli STagonebiT xatavda bunebis<br />
panoramas, bunebis Svilebis Sinagan mdgomareobasa da TviT mwerlis<br />
humanur damokidebulebas bunebisadmi. am mxriv gansakuTrebiT<br />
damaxasiaTebelia vaJa fSavelas moTxroba „Svlis nukris naambobi“.<br />
sagulisxmoa, rom garemomcveli samyarosadmi didi siyvaruliT gam-<br />
Tbari es patara moTxroba pirveli striqonebidanve mTlianad ipyrobs<br />
mkiTxvelis guls.<br />
„pawawa var, oboli. bedma damibriyva: cud dros davobldi. tanze<br />
macvia patara, mokle bewviani, TeTri TvlebiT mowinwkluli Txeli<br />
qaTibi. jer rqebi da kbilebi ar amomsvlia, Cliqebic ar gammagrebia.<br />
gza-dakarguli davdivar. ai daxedeT Cems sisxlian fexsa. es wylis dasalevad<br />
rom Cavedi xevSi, maSin vitkine. guli miwuxs... guli, sabralo<br />
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dedaCemi! manam deda myavda cocxali, sul alersSi vyavdi: ZuZus mawovebda,<br />
mealerseboda, mafrTxilebda. raRa meSveleba me sabralos<br />
exla! ZuZus aRar vwov mxolod balaxis namsa vsutav diliT da saRamo-<br />
Ti, rodesac namia, da rZis ndomas imiTi viklav. upatrono rom var,<br />
sul meSinian, vkankaleb, mudam dRe sikvdils veli, gza areuli davexetebi.<br />
RmerTo, ramdeni mteri gvyavs!“ (vaJa fSavela). moTxrobaSi er-<br />
TmaneTs cvlis gulSiCamwvdomi suraTebi utyvi dedaSviluri alersisa<br />
da Rrma adamianuri grZnoba gveufleba oboli, sacodavi Svlisadmi.<br />
kacTa gulqvaobis sazareli suraTebia: sisxlidan dawretili<br />
deda-Svili da lega Coxis kalTebakecili axalgazrda monadire, Semzarav<br />
sikvdils rom aRtkinebuli SeZaxiliT „gaumarjos“ xvdeba;<br />
upatronod STenili nukri, didroni wyliani TvalebiT da ucnauri<br />
silamaziT aRbeWdili didi wamwamebiT, da bolos nukris qviTini –<br />
„var oboli, da vin icis, vin daepatroneba, vin SeiRebavs Cemi sisxliT<br />
xelebs?!“ – mZafr zegavlenas axdens bavSvebis sulze da gana marto<br />
bavSvis sulze!<br />
Svlis nukris emociuri zegavlenis Zala maRali da Zalze<br />
efeqturia, erTi pedagogi aRniSnavda, rom bavSvebs sunTqva ekvriT,<br />
cremli axrCobT, namdvilad codoni ariano. magram iakob gogebaSvili<br />
aRniSnavs, ras vizamT, Jan Jak rusosi ar iyos, siymawvileSi miRebuli<br />
Rrma da mZime gancdebi saimedo Tavdebia adamianobisa.<br />
sabunebismetyvelo masalebis aseT Zlier emociur JReradobas<br />
udidesi mniSvneloba aqvs moswavlis emociuri garemos srulyofisaTvis.<br />
vaJa fSavela da iakob gogebaSvili kargad icnobdnen bavSvis<br />
bunebas da TviTonac daxvewili gemovnebiT gamoirCeodnen. iakob gogebaSvilis<br />
nawarmoebebSi mkafiod Cans is esTetika, romelic adamians<br />
samyarosadmi humanur damokidebulebas Camouyalibebs da romelsac<br />
adamianis ymawvilobis periodSi unda Caeyaros safuZveli.<br />
ormocdaaTi weli moRvaweobda iakob gogebaSvili, raTa qar-<br />
Tul skolas warmatebiT Seeswavla buneba. skolam unda SeZlos im zomiT<br />
uzrunvelyos moswavleebi sabunebismetyvelo codniT, rom maT<br />
ara marto gaikvlion gza mecnieruli bunebismetyvelebisaken, aramed<br />
Rrmad ganimsWvalon misi siyvaruliTa da safuZvlianad Seswavlis interesiT.<br />
Cvens samSoblos, saqarTvelos namdvilad aqvs ufleba iamayos<br />
imiT, rom bunebas, Cveni madlisa da sikeTis wyaros, uamravi didi qomagi,<br />
mexotbe da mzrunveli hyavda da hyavs. am TvalsazrisiT namdvilad<br />
saamayoa vaJa-fSavelasa da iakob gogebaSvilis saxelebi. buneba-<br />
Si arsebul kanonzomierebasa da wonasworobas vaJa-fSavelam Taviseburi<br />
Sefaseba misca:<br />
„buneba mbrZanebelia,<br />
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igiv monaa Tavisa,<br />
zogjer sikeTes ixveWavs,<br />
zogjer mqnelia avisa;<br />
erTjerad mtvirTveli aris<br />
saqmis TeTris da Savisa;<br />
saca pirimzes axarebs<br />
iqve mTxrelia zvavisa“.<br />
ra originalurad aris am striqonebSi asaxuli bunebaSi arsebuli<br />
mravalferovneba da dapirispireba. ramdenad Rrmad unda yofiliyo<br />
Canergili vaJas gulSi, ara marto gulSi, aramed mis mTel arsebaSi bunebisadmi<br />
siyvaruli, rom ase Tamamad, ase laRad eTqva – „nisli fiqria<br />
mTebisa“, aseTi gasaocrad gulwrfeli natvriT miemarTa maTTvis -<br />
„ratom ar mReriT, mTebo!“ moesmina da Seesmina mTebis guliscema da<br />
nislebis simRera: „ra yurma unda gauZlos im mTebis gulis Zgerasa“.<br />
„xevze modian nislebi,<br />
gaCqarebulni mReriTa“.<br />
„quCi“, „ia“, „bunebis mgosnebi“, „xmeli wifeli“, „Svlis nukris naambobi“<br />
quCis saubari kldesTan - „kldeo! gana rom Sena xar Cemi dedmama,<br />
Cemi mcveli da patroni? - me var nu geSinian Savbnelo“... vaJas<br />
vedreba - „miwav, Sen gebarebodes, es Cemi turfa iao, Sen upatrone em-<br />
Soble, rogoric Seni zneao“! ramdeni siyvaruli, sevda, mzrunveloba<br />
aris Caqsovili am striqonebSi. sisxliT dasvrili monadiris dana, momakvdavi<br />
Svlis sveli, umweo Tvalebi, daoblebuli da martodSTenili<br />
nukris daCeCqvili Cliqebi - ai, adamianTa codvis umZimesi Sedegi,<br />
samaradiso braldeba adamianTa gvaris da kacTa araadamianuri gulqvaobis<br />
mimarT. Tavis mxriv, es moTxroba iseTi saCuqaria bavSvebSi<br />
bunebisadmi spetaki, STagonebuli siyvarulis suliskveTebis CanergvisaTvis,<br />
romelic veraviTar sxva pedagogiur da meTodologiur<br />
Zalisxmevas ver Seedreba.<br />
bunebisadmi adamianis maRalgonivruli damokidebulebis idea<br />
qarTul skolaSi iakob gogebaSvilma Semoitana da es idea Cveulebrivi<br />
didaqtikuri rigis movlenidan, moralur-pedagogiuri sibrZnis<br />
donemde aamaRla. iakob gogebaSvili energiul saqmianobas eweoda saimisod,<br />
raTa moswavle axalgazrdobaSi da xalxis farTo fenebSi Caenerga<br />
bunebis siyvaruli, gaeRvivebina maTSi movlisa da dacvis Segneba.<br />
„bunebis karis“ winasityvaobaSi igi werda: „saqarTvelos buneba<br />
iseTi mdidaria da mravalferovani rom evropis buneba masTan axlosac<br />
ar mova. magram Cven am mdidari bunebisa araferi gagvegeba, ukuRmarTi<br />
aRzrdis wyalobiT. amis gamo Cvens bunebas epatronebian ucxoelni,<br />
SeiaraRebulni realuri codniT, iZenen auarebel qonebas da<br />
Cven ki xaxa-mSralebi vrCebiT“ (obolaZe 1999: 27).<br />
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wlebis manZilze iakobi gulmodgined iRwvoda, raTa moswavleebisaTvis<br />
ufro mimzidveli gaexada „bunebis kari“. misi Sedgenisas,<br />
werda igi: „gverdi avuqcieT imisTana mSrals mxareebs sagnebisa, rogoric<br />
aris klasifikacia mcenareebisa da cxoveleebisa da maTi anatomiuri<br />
agebuleba, rac Seadgens pirdapir sagans bunebismetyvelebis<br />
saxelmZRvanelosas. samagierod, didi yuradReba mivaqcieT mas,<br />
Tu ra damokidebuleba arsebobs mcenareTa da adamianTa Soris, rogor<br />
cxovrobs cxoveli, rogor ibrZvis arsebobisaTvis, ra adgili<br />
uWiravs bunebaSi, ra damokidebuleba aqvs sxva cxovelebTan da metadre<br />
adamianTan da TviT Tavis samSoblosTan“ (gogebaSvili 1912:44).<br />
iakobi did sifrTxeles iCenda saswavlo masalis SerCevisas: „sabunebismetyvelo<br />
werilebi Sedgenilia Cven mier saukeTeso wyaroebis mixedviT,<br />
rogorc magaliTad, „vestnik estestvennix nauk“, Txzulebani:<br />
bremisa, karfoxtisa, bagdanoviCisa, vagnerisa da kidev sxvebisa“. igi<br />
did zrunvas iCenda, raTa gaeadvilebina da mimzidveli gaexada moswavleebisaTvis<br />
masalebis aTviseba. am mizniT, werda: „Cvens werilebs<br />
miveciT umetes nawilad moTxrobiTi forma, romelic erTi orad da<br />
samad uadvilebs moswavleT sagnis SeTvisebasa“ (gogebaSvili 1912:45).<br />
„bunebis karSi“ marTlac misawvdomad iyo warmodgenili masalebi<br />
garemomcveli bunebisa da adamianTa keTilReobisaTvis maTi gamoyenebis<br />
Sesaxeb, rasac iakobi skolis usaWiroessa da upirveles saqmed<br />
Tvlida. amiT iyo gamowveuli am saxelmZRvanelos sistematurad<br />
gamdidreba sabunebismetyvelo masalebiT. iakob gogebaSvili Seunelebeli<br />
interesiT swavlobda bunebaTmcodneobaSi mopovebul miRwevebs<br />
da maRali pasuxismgeblobiT ekideboda maT SerCevasa da didaqtikuri<br />
TvalsazrisiT faqizad damuSavebas.<br />
bunebis mimarT adamianTa damokidebulebaze dakvirvebis, am sakiTxze<br />
mowinave azrebis Seswavlisa da bavSvis ganviTarebis kanonzomierebaTa<br />
gaTvaliswinebiT, iakob gogebaSvilma Seqmna Tanmimdevrulad<br />
mwyobri pedagogiuri sistema. am sistemam organulad SeauRla erTmaneTTan<br />
grZnobadi, cnobadi, SromiTi da esTetikuri sawyisebi. es imas<br />
niSnavs, rom bunebasTan adamianTa sworad damokidebulebis aRzrdas<br />
mkvidrad unda daemyaros saTanadod SerCeuli saswavlo masalis miwodeba<br />
bavSvebisaTvis (elbaqiZe 1999:27). iakob gogebaSvilis, rogorc bunebismetyvelisa<br />
da qarTuli skolis erT-erTi fuZemdeblis Sesaxeb<br />
Cven ukve erTxel vwerdiT, Tu raoden didi Sroma gaswia man Seeswavla<br />
maSindel evropul skolebSi arsebuli mdgomareoba bunebis sakiTxebis<br />
SeswavlasTan dakavSirebiT. mxolod amis Semdeg SeZlo man gavlena moexdina<br />
da qarTul saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebSi bunebis sakiTxebi wina<br />
planze wamoewia da ganeviTarebina (wulaia 2009:83-86).<br />
cxadia, dRevandel pirobebSi bunebismetyvelebis sferoSi ia-<br />
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kob gogebaSvilis mier XIX saukunis bolos SemuSavebuli memkvidreoba<br />
sakmarisi aRaraa qarTuli saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebisaTvis.<br />
amitom aris, rom amJamad Cvens winaSe mTeli simwvaviT dgas bunebis<br />
dacvis RonisZiebaTa qmediTi sistemis SemuSavebis amocana, magram es<br />
faqti rodi niSnavs iakob gogebaSvilis memkvidreobasa da gamocdilebaze<br />
uaris Tqmas, an vaJa fSavelas SesaniSnavi Txzulebebis gverdze<br />
gadadebas, Cven unda SevZloT da am mdidar tradiciaze dayrdnobiT<br />
siaxleebi davnergoT bunebismetyvelebis saskolo saxelmZRvaneloebSi.<br />
rogorc iakob gogebaSvili ityoda „ostatobiTa da siadviliT“<br />
gavamdidroT moswavleTa goneba, vaswavloT „zedmiwevniT bunebis<br />
ZalTa moxmareba“ da avavsoT bavSvebis gulebi „maRali adamianuri<br />
grZnobebiT“ (gogebaSvili 1990:229; inasariZe 2009:6). dRevandeli<br />
skolis umTavresi funqciac xom is aris, rom Camoayalibos moswavle<br />
samoqalaqo Rirebulebebis matarebel pirovnebad, romelsac gaazrebuli<br />
aqvs Tavisi movaleobebi kacobriobisa da bunebrivi garemos<br />
mimarT.<br />
literatura:<br />
� gogebaSvili 1912: i. gogebaSvili, deda ena, tfilisi. 1912.<br />
� gogebaSvili 1990: rCeuli Txzulebani t. II. Tbilisi. 1990.<br />
� donovani 2010: m. siuzan donovani da kon d. brensfordi, rogor<br />
vswavlobT: istoria, maTematika da sabunebismetyvelo<br />
mecnierebani, wignSi: statiebi ganaTlebis sakiTxebze. maswavlebelTa<br />
profesiuli ganviTarebis centri. Tbilisi. 2010.<br />
� elbaqiZe 2010: n. elbaqiZe, sagnis swavlebis meTodebi dawyebiT<br />
safexurze bunebismetyvelebis swavlebisaTvis. maswavlebel-<br />
Ta profesiuli centris gamocema „maswavlebeli“. #4 (10), Tbilisi.<br />
2010.<br />
� inasariZe 2009: m. inasariZe, s. lobJaniZe, S. mamukaZe, maswavleblis<br />
eTikis saxelmZRvanelo, situaciebi saskolo cxovrebidan,<br />
maswavlebelTa profesiuli ganviTarebis centri. Tbilisi. 2009.<br />
� obolaZe 1999: u. obolaZe, g. qajaia, buneba da adamiani iakob<br />
gogebaSvilis literaturul memkvidreobaSi, Tbilisi. 1999.<br />
� wulaia 2009: b. wulaia, iakob gogebaSvili bunebismetyveli. saer-<br />
TaSoriso perioduli gamocema „ganaTleba“, #1. Tbilisi. 2009.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
lela rexviaSvili<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
klasis damrigeblis da moswavleTa TanamSromlobis<br />
aspeqtebi Tanamedrove skolis praqtikaSi<br />
ganaTlebis dargSi mimdinare reforma sajaro skolis mesveurebisagan<br />
moiTxovs orientirad aiRon is uaxlesi meToduri midgomebi swavlebisadmi,<br />
romelsac am bolo wlebis ganmavlobaSi nergaven saqarTvelos<br />
ganaTlebis saministrosTan arsebuli erovnuli saswavlo gegmebisa<br />
da Sefasebis da maswavlebelTa profesiuli ganviTarebis centrebi.<br />
Tanamedrove amerikeli mecnieri devid perkinsi migviTiTebs,<br />
rom „ skola iseTive saocrebaa, rogorc naTura - Cveni yoveldRiuri<br />
cxovrebis ganuyofeli da Cveuli nawili, magram istoriuli TvalsazrisiT,<br />
Tavisi daniSnulebiTa da amocanebiT, sakmaod axali da egzotikuri“<br />
(perkinsi 2007:9-10).<br />
skolaSi bavSvi ganaTlebasTan erTad aRzrdasac iRebs. adamiani<br />
socialuri arsebaa, amitom, skolis aRmzrdelobiTi funqcia, romlis<br />
mizani emociur-nebelobiTi, faseul-motivaciuri komponentis formirebaa,<br />
swored urTierTobaSi „moswavle-maswavlebeli“ realizdeba.<br />
aRmzrdelobiTi procesis centraluri figura - klasis damrigebelia.<br />
klasis damrigeblis muSaoba - mizanmimarTuli, sistemuri, winaswar<br />
dagegmili saqmianobaa, romelic saganmanaTleblo dawesebulebis<br />
aRzrdis programas, sazogadoebrivi cxovrebis pozitiur da<br />
negatiur tendenciebs, skolis pedagogiuri koleqtivis winaSe mdgari<br />
aqtualuri amocanebis gaTvaliswinebiT pirovnebaze orientirebul<br />
midgomas da klasis koleqtivis urTierTobas efuZneba.<br />
klasis damrigebeli warmoadgens jgufis formalur da faqtobriv<br />
liders, kulturis matarebels, bavSvTa SemoqmedebiTi saqmianobis<br />
organizators da monawiles, damrigebels, sulisCamdgmels,<br />
mzrunvels da Tavisi aRsazrdelebis megobars.<br />
klasis damrigebelma bavSvebTan urTierTobisas unda SeimuSavos<br />
humanisturi tipis aRmzrdelobiTi programa, romlis mizania -<br />
TiToeuli pirovnebis SemoqmedebiTi individualurobis formireba<br />
da gaxsna, klaselebTan ndobaze, pativiscemaze da urTierTdaxmarebaze<br />
agebuli urTierTobebis damyareba.<br />
pedagogi axdens koleqtivSi moswavleTa Soris urTierTobebis<br />
humanizacias, exmareba zneobrivi da sulieri orientirebis formirebaSi,<br />
axdens socialur-faseulobiTi urTierTobebis organizebas,<br />
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qmnis emociur komforts, dadebiT fsiqo-pedagogiur pirobebs ganviTarebisaTvis.<br />
uwyobs ra xels sxvadasxva asakis bavSvebs Soris ur-<br />
TierTobebs, amave dros klasis xelmZRvaneli zrunavs skolis koleqtivSi<br />
klasis poziciasa da adgilze.<br />
klasis aRmzrdelobiT sistemas axasiaTeben iseTi mcnebebi, rogoricaa<br />
„sikeTe“, „koleqtivi“, „ndoba“, „Semoqmedeba“, „pativiscema“<br />
da sxva. klasis damrigebeli cdilobs, rom es faseulobebi koleqtivis<br />
TiToeuli wevris saqmianobis safuZvels warmoadgendes da vlindebodes<br />
urTierTobasa da damokidebulebaSi rogorc koleqtivis SigniT,<br />
ise mis farglebs gareTac.<br />
klasis damrigeblisa da moswavleTa urTierTobis principebi<br />
warmoadgens damrigeblis klasis koleqtivTan urTierTobis safuZvels.<br />
maT dacvazea damokidebuli aRmzrdelobiTi da saganmanaTleblo<br />
procesebis produqtuloba, agreTve klasis fsiqologiuri mikroklimati.<br />
gamovyofT klasis damrigeblisa da moswavleTa TanamSromlobis<br />
Semdeg principebs:<br />
� TiToeuli moswavlis upirobo miReba, misi Zlieri da susti<br />
mxareebiT;<br />
� klasis xelmZRvanelis miukerZoebloba moswavleTa saqcielis<br />
Sefasebisas;<br />
� moswavleebTan urTierTobisas dialogiuroba da gaxsniloba;<br />
� xasiaTis, guneba-ganwyobilebis marTvis, mikerZoebuli azris<br />
zegavlenis ar ayolis unari;<br />
� Tavisi da sxvisi Secdomebis aRiarebis unari;<br />
� moswavleebTan urTierTobisas iumoris, rogorc muSaobis me-<br />
Toduri xerxis gamoyeneba (Цомкало 2007).<br />
klasis xelmZRvaneli iwyebs ra muSaobas axal klasTan, sasurvelia<br />
esaubros moswavleebs maTTan momavali urTierTobis principebis<br />
Sesaxeb, agreTve imis Sesaxeb, Tu ra tradiciebi da wes-Cveulebebi da<br />
urTierTobebi hqondaT mis yofil moswavleebs. sasurvelia bavSvebma<br />
upasuxon kiTxvebs, romelTa pasuxebi karg fsiqologiur mikroklimats<br />
Seqmnian:<br />
� rogori unda iyos megobruli klasi?<br />
� ra unda gakeTdes imisaTvis, rom klasi megobruli gaxdes?<br />
� romeli tradiciebi arsebobs Tqvens klasSi?<br />
� romeli RonisZiebebi unda gaxdes tradiciuli?<br />
klasis damrigebelma moswavleebs qcevis wesebi da procedurebi<br />
aqtiuri swavlebis meTodis gamoyenebiT unda aswavlos, romelTac<br />
moswavleebi qcevis aucilebel pirobad anu Rirsebis kodeqsad miiC-<br />
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neven. Zalian nayofier Sedegs iZleva is praqtika, romlis mixedvi-<br />
Tac TviTon moswavleebi arian CarTulni wesebis SedgenaSi, radgan<br />
maT uviTardebaT pasuxismgeblobisa da sakuTrebis SegrZneba. isini<br />
ufrosebTan erTad msjeloben da monawileoben wesebis SedgenaSi. wesebi<br />
ar unda iyos mravalricxovani, unda iyos naTlad Camoyalibebuli,<br />
da iseTi tipis formulirebebs moicavdes, romlis wyalobiTac<br />
moswavles ecodineba, risi gakeTebis ufleba aqvs da risi ara.<br />
klasis damrigebelsa da moswavleebs Soris urTierTobis mniSvnelovan<br />
elements warmoadgens ukukavSiri, romelic saSualebas aZlevs<br />
pedagogs dainaxos, Tu ra Sedegi moitana misma ama Tu im qmedebam.<br />
mizanSewonilia klasis damrigebelma trimestris bolos Caataros<br />
klasis anketireba, romelic saSualebas miscems mas gamoavlinos moswavleTa<br />
azri imis Sesaxeb, am urTierTobaSi ra gamovida da ra vera. sasurvelia,<br />
anketis bolos moswavles ufleba hqondes daweros Tavisi<br />
survili an misces SeniSvna damrigebels. aseTi tradicia aiZulebs damrigebels<br />
iyos momTxovni sakuTari Tavisa da saqmianobis mimarT.<br />
klasis damrigebelsa da moswavleTa Soris arsebuli urTier-<br />
Tobebis Seswavlis mizniT, Cven CavatareT anketireba Tbilisis X sajaro<br />
skolaSi, romelSic monawileoba miiRo 32 merveklaselma.<br />
1. romel sagnebs swavlobs Tqveni klasi?<br />
moswavleebma mogvawodes sagnebis Semdegi nusxa: maTematika, qarTuli,<br />
rusuli, ucxo ena, fizika, istoria, geografia, musika, biologia,<br />
qimia.<br />
2. CamoTvlili sagnebidan romeli sagnebis swavleba mimdinareobs<br />
Tqveni azriT sainteresod da ratom?<br />
bavSvebma zog SemTxvevaSi 2 da meti sagani daasaxeles. gansakuTrebuli<br />
siyvaruli gamoixata istoriis swavlebis mimarT, radgan „vigeb Cemi<br />
qveynis istorias“, „imitom, rom maswavlebeli Zalian sainteresod<br />
xsnis gakveTils“ da a. S.<br />
istoria — 61,5% qimia — 15,4 %<br />
qarTuli — 23,1 % ucxo ena — 15,4 %<br />
geografia — 23,1 % fizika — 7,7 %<br />
maTematika — 23,1 %<br />
3. romeli sagnebis swavleba ar gakmayofilebT da ratom?<br />
moswavleTa 46,2% pretenzia gamoTqva rusuli enis swavlebis mimarT.<br />
„rusuli, aravis ar uyvars da bavSvebi xmauroben“; „cudad gvaswavlis<br />
da xmaurSi araferi mesmis“; „gramatikas ar gvaswavlis“, „ar aris imis<br />
saSualeba, rom codna SeiZino“. 7,7%-ma daasaxela „geografia da buneba<br />
imitom, rom mkacria Zalian“. imdenivem aRniSna „qimia imitom, rom<br />
ukeTesi maswavleblis yolaa saWiro, romelic azrianad da sainteresod<br />
axsnis gakveTils“.<br />
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mxolod erTma moswavlem ganacxada „arc erTi sagnis, radgan<br />
bevrs ar moiTxoven, me ki meti minda gavigo da vicode“. danarCenebs<br />
yvela sagnis swavleba akmayofilebdaT.<br />
4. Tqveni azriT, rogoria Tqvens klasSi maswavleblebisa da<br />
moswavleebis urTierTTanamSromloba?<br />
respodentTa umravlesobam maswavlebelTa da moswavleTa Tanam-<br />
Sromloba dadebiTad Seafasa - 69,2%; 15,4% - uaryofiTad, nawilma<br />
aRniSna, rom „klasSi moswavleTa garkveul nawils aqvs kargi damokidebuleba,<br />
zogs ki naklebad kargi“.<br />
„saerTod ar aris urTierTTanamSromloba, radgan moswavleebi<br />
Zalian agresiulebi arian maswavleblebisa da erTmaneTis mimarT“;<br />
5. kiTxvaze „Tqveni azriT, rogori unda iyos maswavleblisa da<br />
moswavlis urTierToba“?<br />
anketirebis yvela monawilem xazgasmiT aRniSna, rom unda iyos „kargi“,<br />
„megobruli“, „axlobluri“ urTierToba. movitanT zogierT pasuxs:<br />
„dedaSviluri, magram Cvens klasSi arc erT moswavles da maswavlebels<br />
ar aqvs aseTi urTierToba“; „moswavle da maswavlebeli<br />
unda ugebdnen erTmaneTs da SecdomisTvis ar unda gailanZRos moswavle“;<br />
„unda iyos kargi damokidebuleba, magram Zalian axloc ar unda<br />
iyvnen da maswavleblebma bavSvebi erTmaneTisgan ar unda gaarCion“;<br />
„maswavlebeli moswavlisTvis unda iyos axlobeli, romelsac<br />
yvela gulisnadebs gauziarebs“.<br />
6. rogor fiqrobT, skola romelSic Tqven dadixarT, akmayofilebs<br />
Tqvens moTxovnebs? a) dadebiTi pasuxis SemTxvevaSi,<br />
gTxovT, ganmartoT. b) uaryofiTi pasuxis SemTxvevaSi,<br />
gTxovT, ganmartoT.<br />
respodentTa 69,2%-ma aRniSna, rom skolis mimarT wayenebuli<br />
moTxovnebi dakmayofilebulia, xolo 15,4% fiqrobs, rom ara. „diax,<br />
akmayofilebs, radgan vigeb bevr informacias, rac mainteresebs“; „diax,<br />
imitom rom, skola awyobs sxvadasxva saxis konkursebs, TamaSebs,<br />
da sxva“; „garkveulwilad var, unaklo araferia“; „miuxedavad ramdenime<br />
sakiTxisa, rac gamosworebas saWiroebs, am skolaSi swavliT mainc<br />
kmayofili var“. „diax imitom, rom kargi kanonebia Semosuli, da bevri<br />
moTxovnaa maswavleblis mimarT“. „ara, imitom, rom gakveTilebze bav-<br />
Svebi maimunoben da maswavlebeli dros kargavs maTdami sayvedurebze“;<br />
„ar makmayofilebs. ufro meti prezentaciebi rom iyos, mets iswavlidnen<br />
bavSvebi“; „saSualod var kmayofili. bufetSi siZvirea, bav-<br />
Svi ki iZulebulia iyidos skolaSi saWmeli, radgan gareT ar uSvebs<br />
dacva“.<br />
7. Tqven rom klasis damrigebeli iyoT, ras SecvlidiT?<br />
am kiTxvas ar upasuxa 15,4%-ma, arafers ar Secvlida amdenive, discip-<br />
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linas Secvlida 23,1%, danarCen respodentTa pasuxi iyo uSualo da<br />
saintereso. „Sevcvlidi disciplinas da vecdebodi yvelanairad ufro<br />
megobruli vyofiliyavi bavSvebTan“; „bavSvebTan ufro megobruli<br />
viqnebodi, klasSi Cavatarebdi sxvadasxva gamokiTxvas, konkursebs“;<br />
„me rom damrigebeli viyo bavSvebs ufro Tbilad moveqceodi da<br />
raRac raRaceebSi movexmarebodi“; „bavSvebs vaswavlidi kulturas,<br />
zrdilobas, erTmaneTis siyvarulas. amisaTvis davtovebdi yoveldRiurad<br />
gakveTilebis Semdeg 5-5 moswavles da gavesaubrebodi am<br />
Temebze“; „ras Sevcvlidi?! ras da fardebs, imitom rom WuWyiania!<br />
klasSi dasatovebel bavSvebs davtovebdi, gasaSvebs ki moviSorebdi“.<br />
Cvens mier Catarebulma kvlevam dagvanaxa, miuxedavad imisa rom,<br />
moswavleebi TiTqos dadebiTad afaseben klasis damrigebelTan ur-<br />
TierTobas, mainc ganicdian am urTierTobis deficits, razedac<br />
metyvelebs Tundac bolo kiTxvaze gacemuli pasuxebi. maT akliaT<br />
maswavlebelTa siTbo, mzrunveloba, komunikacia da urTierTgageba.<br />
Tu damrigebeli moaxerxebs maTi gulebis dapyrobas da Tanabrad gadaunawilebs<br />
siTbos da alerss, skola namdvilad sasurveli dawesebuleba<br />
gaxdeba moswavleTaTvis da ar Seiqmneba disonansi aRzrdis<br />
harmoniaSi.<br />
literatura:<br />
� perkinsi 2007: perkinsi devid, gonivruli skolebi, Tbilisi.<br />
2007.<br />
� Цомкало 2007: Цомкало Л. В., Формирование коллектива класса. Челябинск,<br />
2007<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
leila Serozia<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
ramdenime rCeva axalgazrda humanist pedagogebs<br />
humanistur pedagogikas saqarTveloSi XX saukunis 70-ian wlebSi<br />
Caeyara safuZveli. misi erT-erTi fuZemdebeli iyo udidesi mecnieri<br />
da pirovneba Salva amonaSvili, romelsac erTxel aseTi SekiTxva dausves:<br />
batono Salva ras fiqrobT, Tqveni aRzrdilebi riT gamoirCevian<br />
sxva bavSvebisgano, man upasuxa: me Rrmad var darwmunebuli imaSi, rom<br />
Tu Cemi aRzrdilebi ar dadgebian cnobili mecnierebi da sazogado<br />
moRvaweebi, iqnebian Semwynareblebi da uzomod eyvarebaT erTmaneTi,<br />
sasikvdilod arasdros gaimeteben sxvas. (Tumca misi skolis kursdam-<br />
Tavrebulebi dRes warmatebuli politikosebi, sazogado moRvaweebi,<br />
mecnierebi, xelovanebi da a. S. arian, romlebmac saqarTvelos msoflio<br />
masStabiT gauTqves saxeli-laparakia q. Tbilisis I eqsperimentalur<br />
skolaze) (cucqiriZe 2005:78).<br />
dRes ratomRac iTvleba, rom skola warumatebeli karieris bolo<br />
wertilia (CekuriSvili 2010:55). vfiqrob, es ase ar aris, radgan im adamianebma<br />
vinc imTaviTve gadawyvita iyos pedagogi unda icodes is siZneleebi,<br />
rac bavSvebTan muSaobas axlavs. axalgazrda humanisti pedagogi<br />
unda Seecados skola gaxados ufro prestiJuli bavSvebisaTvis. mxolod<br />
amis Semdeg gaxdeba igi mimzidveli momavali pedagogebisTvisac.<br />
humanisturi pedagogika, rogorc cnobilia dafuZnebulia pirovnulad<br />
orientirebul aRzrdaze, amitom am kuTxiT momuSave maswavlebelma<br />
unda gaiTvaliswinos Semdegi:<br />
� man kargad unda icodes Tavisi aRsazrdelis temperamenti, xasiaTi,<br />
Sexeduleba, gemovneba da sxva individualuri Taviseburebebi.<br />
� unda SeeZlos aRsazrdelSi azrovnebis, motivis, interesis,<br />
ganwyobis, cxovrebisadmi damokidebulebisa da da sxva pirovnuli<br />
Tvisebebis zusti diagnostika da analizi.<br />
� aseve mas unda SeeZlos im mizezebis droze gamovlena da aRmofxvra,<br />
romlebic xels uSlian aRmzrdelobiT process miznis<br />
miRwevaSi, raTa mizanmimarTulad Secvalos sakuTari muSaobis<br />
taqtika.<br />
� igi maqsimalurad unda daeyrdnos aRsazrdelis aqtivobas.<br />
� aseve man unda SeZlos aRzrdisa da TviTaRzrdis procesebis<br />
erTmaneTTan Serwyma, saWiro daxmareba gauwios axalgazrdebs
TviTaRzrdisaTvis saWiro miznebis, formebisa da meTodebis<br />
SerCevaSi (amonaSvili 1986:122).<br />
avtoritarul pedagogikas SemuSavebuli hqonda muSaobis sakuTari<br />
sqema: moTxovna-aRqma-moqmedeba. gaige? - ekiTxeboda maswavlebeli,<br />
maSin keTili inebe da Seasrule. Tavisufali pirovneba rom aRizardos<br />
aucilebelia bavSvi mivaCvioT imas, rom man damoukideblad miiRos gadawyvetileba,<br />
pasuxi agos mis Sedegebze. amisaTvis ki saWiroa SevecadoT<br />
TiToeul moswavleSi aRvzardoT iseTi unar-Cvevebi rogoric gaxlavT:<br />
ifiqron didxans, imoqmedon sworad, garegani daZalebis gareSe,<br />
pativi scen pirovnebis arCevansa da gadawyvetilebas, gaiTvaliswinon misi<br />
pozicia, Sexedulebebi, gadawyvetilebebi da a. S. (cucqiriZe 2005).<br />
erTi sityviT, pirovnulad orientirebuli aRzrda – es aris ara<br />
aRzrdis axali meTodi, rogorc es zogierTs hgonia, aramed igi teqnologiaa,<br />
romelic aswavlis aRmzrdels, ra da rogor unda gaakeTos,<br />
rom miaRwios sasurvel Sedegs.<br />
pirovnulad orientirebuli aRzrdis ZiriTadi niSania Tavisufleba.<br />
bavSvs ar aiZuleben Seasrulos esa Tu is moTxovna, piriqiT, sxvadasxva<br />
meTodebiT da xerxebiT uqmnian iseT pirobebs, rom bavSvi Tvi-<br />
Ton mivides swor daskvnamde. pedagogma Tvalyuri unda adevnos bavSvis<br />
ganviTarebis process, magram ar unda Caerios mis mimdinareobaSi. am<br />
gziT is uzrunvelyofs bavSvis Tavisuflebas. aRmzrdeli mxolod<br />
qmnis pirobebs bavSvis TviTganviTarebisaTvis. xelovani maswavlebeli<br />
droulad xvdeba, sad aris saWiro misi Careva da sad ara, roca igi Seam-<br />
Cnevs, rom bavSvs sakuTari ZalebiT ar ZaluZs problemis gadaWra, mxolod<br />
maSin ereva mis saqmianobaSi (vulfsoni 1996:77).<br />
dRes Zalian bevri maswavlebeli bavSvs epyroba yovelgvari pativiscemis<br />
gareSe. es SeiZleba Cveni Zveli mentalitetis Sedegia, magram<br />
udavoa rom midgoma aucileblad unda Seicvalos, raTa bavSvma igrZnos<br />
sakuTari Tavis rwmena, winaaRmdeg SemTxvevaSi igi ar moindomebs didobaSi<br />
Sesvlas da Tavis sakuTar naWuWSi Caiketeba. Tbilisis skolebSi an<br />
saqarTvelos sxva regionSi ginaxavT iseTi maswavlebeli, romelic „TqvenobiT“<br />
mimarTavs pirvelklaselebs? - ra Tqma unda, ara. sinamdvileSi ase<br />
unda iyos, raTa pataram igrZnos, rom maswavlebeli mis gverdiT dgas da<br />
ara masze maRla. bavSvebi yovelTvis miiltvian iqiTken, sadac isini uyvarT,<br />
sadac maTi sjeraT da endobian. „siyvarulis skolis“ teqnologia<br />
yvelasaTvis gasagebia. aq maspinZlebi bavSvebi arian, xolo aRmzrdelebi<br />
- ufrosi megobrebi, romlebTanac SeiZleba yvela sakiTxis gadaWra. aRmzrdelebi<br />
ara marto guldasmiT TamaSoben bavSvebTan, aramed yvelafers<br />
akeTeben imisaTvis, rom ufro metad gaarTon isini. brZanebis - „gaakeTes“<br />
- nacvlad, aRmzrdelebi eZeben gzebsa da saSualebebs, romelic<br />
bavSvis damoukidebeli survilis ganxorcielebas Seuwyobs xels.<br />
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vikvlevdi ra pirvelklaselebis saqciels q. Tbilisis 105-e sajaro<br />
skolaSi mivedi im daskvnamde, rom bevri aRsazrdeli kargad icnobs<br />
moralur normebsa da principebs, magram Segnebulad arRvevs maT. ras<br />
akeTebs am dros maswavlebeli? - ukiTxavs maT morals, sjis, Tu xSirad<br />
ameorebinebs qcevis wesebs? samwuxarod, yovelTvis gvaviwydeba metad<br />
mniSvnelovani faqti, rom bavSvi arasdros ar gaakeTebs sixaruliT imas,<br />
rac mis WkuaSi ar jdeba, amitom maswavleblis upirvelesi valia, Camouyalibos<br />
bavSvebs moraluri normebis safuZveli.<br />
kerZod, aRniSnul skolaSi pirvelklaselebs vTxove yofiliyvnen<br />
Cemi damxmare da sxva bavSvebisaTvis eswavlebinaT qcevis wesebi, amave<br />
dros Tvalyuri edevnebinaT misi SesrulebisaTvis. dasmulma sakiTxma<br />
sxva formulireba miiRo da igi gadaiqca Tavisufal TamaSad. dakvirvebam<br />
kidev erTxel erT raRacaSi damarwmuna - bavSvis gavlena bavSvze<br />
ufro Zlieri aRmoCnda, vidre maswavleblis gavlena moswavleebze.<br />
imisaTvis, rom maswavlebelma Tavisi saqmianoba gardaqmnas humanistur<br />
sawyisebze, saWiroa man gaicnobieros Tavisi SesaZlebloba. amisaTvis<br />
ki man pasuxi unda gasces im SekiTxvebs, romlebic Camoayaliba<br />
cnobilma amerikelma mecnierma humanistma pedagogma k. rojersma.<br />
� SeZleb Tu ara Sen yovelgvari gansjisa da kritikis gareSe SeaRwio<br />
aRsazrdelis sulier samyaroSi, dainaxo da Seafaso igi;<br />
� SeZleb ki iyo maTTan gulwrfeli da Ria, moaxerxeb maTTan eqspresiuli<br />
urTierTobis damyarebas, romlis drosac orive mxares<br />
eZleva Sansi iswavlos;<br />
� SeZleb Tu ara aRsazrdelSi misi interesebis aRmoCenasa da ganviTarebas,<br />
miuxedavad imisa, rom ar gecodineba, ra SedegebiT<br />
damTavrdeba igi;<br />
� SeZleb Tu ara imas, rom axalgazrdebma SesZlon swori damokidebulebis<br />
Seqmna, rogorc sakuTari Tavis, aseve garemo samyaros<br />
mimarT;<br />
� SeZleb Tu ara imas, rom axalgazrdebma moaxerxon sakuTari sulieri<br />
samyaros da ideebis integrireba.<br />
Tu romelime Tqvengani SekiTxvebis umravlesobas upasuxebs dadebiTad-dasZens<br />
rojersi, mas SeeZleba Seumsubuqos cxovreba sakuTari<br />
skolis moswavleebs, daexmaros maT sakuTari SesaZleblobebis maqsimalurad<br />
ganviTarebaSi (cucqiriZe 2005: 75).<br />
amrigad, pirovnulad orientirebuli aRzrda SeuZlia ganaxorcielos<br />
specialurad momzadebulma pedagogma, romelic SeiaraRebuli<br />
iqneba umaRlesi sulieri TvisebebiT. mas evaleba SeimuSaos mtkice aRmzrdelobiTi<br />
principebi. man aseve kargad unda icodes, ra SeiZleba da<br />
ra ara.<br />
da bolos, momaval pedagogebs vurCevdi, Seecadon bavSvisaTvis<br />
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skola gavxadoT ufro saintereso mimzidveli, winaaRmdeg SemTxvevaSi<br />
igi Tqveni warumatebeli karieris bolo wertili iqneba.<br />
literatura:<br />
� amonaSvili 1986: S. amonaSvili, fiqrebi humanur pedagogikaze.<br />
Tbilisi. 1986.<br />
� vulfsoni 1996: b. vulfsoni, SedarebiTi padagogika, moskovi.<br />
1996 (rusul enaze).<br />
� cucqiriZe 2005: z. cucqiriZe, n. orjonikiZe, ganaTlebis Tanamedrove<br />
Teoriebi. Tbilisi. 2005.<br />
� CekuriSvili 2010: b. CekuriSvili, Tanamedrove skola Tanamedrove<br />
mwerlis TvaliT. maswavlebelTa profesiuli centris gamocema<br />
„maswavlebeli“. #4 (10), Tbilisi. 2010.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
dali kaxiani<br />
grigol feraZis saxelobis universiteti<br />
dawyebiT skolaSi saxviTi da gamoyenebiTi xelovnebis<br />
swavlebis sakiTxebi Tanamedrove moTxovnaTa WrilSi<br />
xelovneba emociuri da SemoqmedebiTi bunebis fenomenia. igi mxatvruli<br />
komunikaciis da TviTgamoxatvis mravalgvar saSualebebs da<br />
formebs moicavs: simReris, saxviTi moqmedebis, saubris, cekvisa da<br />
plastikis enas. warmoudgenelia adamianuri yofierebis sfero, xelovnebiT<br />
rom ar iyos gajerebuli. gamomdinare aqedan, xelovnebis sayovelTao<br />
da universaluri xasiaTi udavoa. gansakuTrebul daniSnulebas<br />
iZens igi dRes – mecnierul-teqnikuri revoluciisa da globalizaciis<br />
epoqaSi, roca azrovnebis pragmatulobam da sixistem Seuqcevadi xasiaTi<br />
miiRo. mxolod misi mZlavri berketebis amoqmedebiT Tu aris SesaZlebeli<br />
darRveuli wonasworobis dabalanseba. adamianuri yofis nebismieri<br />
formaluri gamovlineba garkveul sawyisebTan aris dakavSirebuli,<br />
rasac efuZneba momavali cxovrebis fundamenti. zogadsaganmanaTleblo<br />
skola am fundamentis erT-erTi mesaZirkvlea.<br />
bavSvebi jer kidev skolamdel asakSi iZenen, spontanurad Tu organizebuli<br />
saxiT, xelovnebis samyarosTan urTierTobis garkveul gamocdilebas.<br />
dawyebiT saskolo asakSi es gamocdileba TandaTan ufro ganivrcoba<br />
da codna sistematur saxes iZens. xatva – bavSvis SemoqmedebiTi<br />
azrovnebis erT-erTi yvelaze ufro aqtiuri forma da misi bunebrivi<br />
mdgomareobaa, rac mravalferovan SromiT da azrovnebiT procesebs<br />
ukavSirdeba. mis specifikur Taviseburebas da gamorCeulobas yoveli<br />
bavSvisaTvis misi xelmisawvdomoba ganapirobebs. esTetikuri ciklis<br />
disciplinebs Soris saxviTi da gamoyenebiTi xelovnebis gakveTili skolaSi<br />
erTaderTia, rodesac bavSvi Tavad aris Semoqmedi, qmnis mxatvrul<br />
produqcias. pirovnebis SemoqmedebiTi potenciis ganviTarebis TvalsazrisiT<br />
arc erT sxva sagans ar gaaCnia (gansakuTrebiT dawyebiT skola-<br />
Si) imgvari SesaZleblobani, rogorc saxviTi da gamoyenebiTi xelovnebis<br />
mecadineobebs. „xelovnebis arcerT saxeobaSi ar xdeba bavSvis Sromisa<br />
da Semoqmedebis produqciis ise iolad dafiqsireba da misi samjavroze<br />
gamotana, rogorc es xdeba saxviT xelovnebaSi“, - wers b. nemenski.<br />
xelovnebis raobis amgvari gageba safuZvlad udevs ganaTlebis saministros<br />
mier SemuSavebul standarts (erovnuli saswavlo gegma:<br />
2004) upirvelesi siaxle, rac axal sagnobriv programas gamoarCevs,<br />
aris uwyveti esTetikuri ganaTlebis prioritetulad aRiareba da ori
damoukidebeli disciplinis – saxviTi xelovnebis da Sromis integrireba<br />
erTi gakveTilis farglebSi. Sesrulebis teqnika is ZiriTadi bir-<br />
Tvia, romelsac aqtivobis orive mimarTuleba efuZneba.<br />
moswavleTa mxatvruli kulturis formireba maT aqtiur SemoqmedebiT<br />
moRvaweobaze dayrdnobiT aris SesaZlebeli. saxviTi da gamoyenebiTi<br />
xelovneba skolaSi aqtivobis nairgvari saxeobebiT aris warmodgenili:<br />
xatva, Zerwva, dekoratiuli da gamoyenebiTi saqmianoba, konstruireba.<br />
bavSvi xelovnebis samyarosTan urTierTobas mxatvrulteqnikuri<br />
saSualebebis gacnobiTa da TandaTanobiTi dauflebiT iwyebs.<br />
mis winaSe mxatvruli masalebis da saSualebebis didi arCevania: qa-<br />
Raldi, muyao, fanqari, flomasteri, saRebavebi, funji, feradi carci,<br />
pasteli, tuSi da kalami, naxSiri, cximovani fanqari, plastikuri masalebidan<br />
– plastilini, Tixa, aseve damxmare da bunebrivi masalebi. yvela<br />
es masala da instrumenti uSualo xmarebaSi unda iyos. masalis teqnologiuri<br />
floba, misi gamomsaxvelobiTi SesaZleblobebis gacnobiereba,<br />
swavlebis upirvelesi safexuri da fuZemdebluri bazisia, romlidanac<br />
aRmocendeba praqtikuli unar-Cvevebi. mometebul sirTules am<br />
etapze organizaciuli da teqnikuri xasiaTis sakiTxebi qmnian. swored<br />
amitom swavlebis sawyis safexurze teqnikur CvevaTa gamomuSaveba maswavleblisagan<br />
sagangebo yuradRebas moiTxovs da moiazreba, rogorc<br />
damoukidebeli saswavlo amocana. moswavleebi pirvel rigSi unda daeuflon<br />
mxatvruli masalebis gamoyenebis elementarul, praqtikiT xelmisawvdom<br />
xerxebs.<br />
saxviTi da gamoyenebiTi saqmianoba mravalferovan procedurul<br />
qmedebebs da manipulaciebs saWiroebs. bavSvis bunebrivi midrekileba<br />
moZraobiTi aqtivobisadmi saukeTeso gamosavals swored saswavlo davalebis<br />
Sesrulebis procesSi hpovebs. sxvadasxva teqnikisa da masalis<br />
Tavisuflad floba da motorul unar-CvevaTa maragi swavlebis momdevno<br />
etaps myar safuZvels moumzadebs da Tavidan agvacilebs imedgacruebas<br />
sakuTari SesaZleblobebis mimarT, rasac arc Tu iSviaTad<br />
ganicdis moswavle gardatexis asakSi (V-VI klasebi).<br />
praqtikuli realizebis saSualebani mravalferovania – iqmneba<br />
xatvis, gaferadebis, gamoWris, dawebebis, gamoZerwvis, damxmare da bunebrivi<br />
masalebisagan gamosaxulebisa Tu nakeTobis Seqmnis SesaZleblobani.<br />
am procesSi bavSvi SeigrZnobs masalaTa Tvisebebs, maT teqnologias,<br />
gaiTavisebs Sesabamis terminologias, xelovnebis nimuSis Tu<br />
masalis dasaxasiaTeblad da aRsawerad. gaiazrebs saxviTi xelovnebis<br />
mxatvruli elementebis: xazis, feris, formis, kompoziciis, faqturis,<br />
masalis teqnikuri mxaris gamomsaxvelobiT Taviseburebebs. amave dros<br />
bavSvebi, maswavleblis daxmarebiT gaacnobiereben, rom xelovnebisTvis<br />
niSandoblivia SemoqmedebiToba da mravalvariantuloba da amdenad,<br />
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misTvis misaRebi ver iqneba erTaderTi swori pasuxi, romelic gamoricxavda<br />
problemis sxvagvarad gadawyvetas, aramed igi SeiTavsebs mravalgvari<br />
SesaZleblobis gamoyenebas mxatvrul-SemoqmedebiTi aRmoCenebis<br />
gasakeTeblad, rom yoveli SemoqmedebiTi problemisTvis mravali<br />
azriani da swori pasuxi moiZebneba.<br />
swavlebis interaqtiuri meTodi gakveTilis sam etapad dayofas<br />
iTvaliswinebs – gakveTili unda iwyebodes emociisa da asocialuri<br />
azrovnebis gaaqtivebiT (miT ufro, saxviTi xelovnebis gakveTili amis<br />
gareSe warmoudgenelia), unda Seiqmnas winaswari ganwyoba – moswavle<br />
davainteresoT TemiT da SevamzadoT gakveTilis ZiriTadi monakveTisaTvis,<br />
roca safuZveli eyreba garkveul codnas da mzaddeba niadagi<br />
diskusiisaTvis. gakveTilis Semajamebeli safexuri, anu refleqsia mowodebulia<br />
organizeba gauwios diskusias, esTetikur-Semfaseblur<br />
msjelobebs komunikaciisa da interpretaciis farglebSi. gamosaxvis<br />
procesi, saxviTi produqtiuli moqmedebebis garda, agreTve saWiroebs<br />
moswavlis mier imis aRqmas, rac gamosaxa da mis Sefasebas. es aranakleb<br />
mniSvnelovani safexuria, radganac igi uzrunvelyofs araTanabari SesaZleblobebis<br />
mqone kontingentis maqsimalur CarTvas procesSi. is,<br />
vinc ver axerxebs iyos aqtiuri saSemsruleblo praqtikuli saqmianobisas,<br />
mas pirovnuli realizebisa da Tavis gamoCenis meti asparezi swored<br />
am etapze eqneba, roca Tavis Tavs mayureblisa da kritikuli Semfaseblis<br />
ampluaSi warmoaCens. amiT moxdeba moswavleTa akademiuri moswrebis<br />
erTgvari dabalanseba da arc erTi moswavle Tavs Selaxulad ar<br />
igrZnobs. pedagogiuri kuTxiT es metad mniSvnelovania. maswavlebels<br />
unda axsovdes, rom saxviTi xelovneba emociuri bunebis disciplinaa da<br />
Sefasebis xist kriteriumebs ver SeiTavsebs. es sabolood gaaqrobs interess<br />
xelovnebis mimarT. Sefasebas mudam mastimulirebeli xasiaTi<br />
unda hqondes. mxatvruli gamosaxulebis aRqmisa da gagebis unaris sistematuri<br />
formireba sagrZnoblad amaRlebs moswavleTa mxatvruli<br />
ganviTarebis saerTo dones, rac praqtikuli moRvaweobis SedegebSi aisaxeba.<br />
gamomdinare aqedan, esTetikur-Semfasebluri unaris formireba<br />
specialuri yuradRebis sagnad da damoukidebel saswavlo problemad<br />
moiazreba. xelovnebis ena, anu is, Tu rogor gamoxatavs mxatvari Tavis<br />
saTqmels, TandaTanobiT sul ufro metad xdeba yuradRebis sagani, xolo<br />
saskolo ganaTlebis saSualo safexuridan (V-VI klasebi), rodesac<br />
isaxeba logikuri da abstraqtuli azrovnebis sawyisebi, met datvir-<br />
Tvas iZens. amdenad, programis orive mimarTuleba urTierTSemavsebel<br />
da urTierTgamamdidrebel kategoriebad moiazreba. aRniSnuli fazebis<br />
urTierTdamokidebuli koordinirebiT ganxorcieldeba gakveTilis<br />
saboloo miznebi da amocanebi, maTi Sesabamisoba misaRwev Sedegeb-<br />
Tan da indikatorebTan. standartis parametrebze dayrdnobiT, moswav-<br />
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le TandaTan da etapobrivad unda vaziaroT saxviTi da gamoyenebiTi<br />
xelovnebis rogorc praqtikul, ise Teoriul safuZvlebs, gavuRvivoT<br />
siyvaruli da daintereseba xelovnebis, rogorc universaluri da unikaluri<br />
movlenis mimarT da amiT SevamzadoT niadagi swavlebis momdevno<br />
safexurze ufro rTul cnebaTa da gagebaTa asaTviseblad.<br />
gakveTili imgvarad unda daigegmos, rom TiToeuli davaleba moicavdes<br />
xuT savaldebulo elements:<br />
1. gakveTilis Tema;<br />
2. saswavlo miznebi;<br />
3. masala da muSaobis teqnika;<br />
4. sityvebi da terminebi.<br />
TiToeuli saswavlo problema (kompozicia, forma, feri, sivrce,<br />
mxatvruli teqnika) mxatvruli moRvaweobis ramdenime saxeobas unda<br />
moicavdes (xatva naturidan, xatva fantaziiT, Zerwva, gamoyenebiTi saqmianoba,<br />
konstruqcia) da gakveTilis davalebis xuTive elementi urTierTdakavSirebuli<br />
unda iyos.<br />
I semestris bolos codnis Semajamebeli Semowmebis mizniT, SeiZleba<br />
erTi gakveTili daeTmos ganmazogadebel SekiTxvebze pasuxis gacemas:<br />
ferweraSi ramdeni ZiriTadi feri arsebobs?, ganmarte terminebi:<br />
„ZiriTadi ferebi“, „Sedgenili ferebi“, „kontrastuli ferebi“<br />
(Искусство 1986:163).<br />
romeli ferebi aRvivebs TqvenSi sasiamovno, xalisian ganwyobas,<br />
romel ferebs aRiqvamT rogorc sevdians?, SegiZliaT CamoTvaloT cisartyelas<br />
ferebi? (kvadrati, samkuTxedi, wre, marTkuTxedi), romelia<br />
geometriuli sxeulebi, SegiZlia CamoTvalo? (konusi, sfero, cilindri,<br />
kubi, piramida, paralelepipedi). romel geometriul sxeuls mogagonebT<br />
yuTis forma? (kubs, paralelepipeds), vedros forma? (cilindrs).<br />
ra aris aplikacia?, romel masalas iyeneben aplikaciisTvis?<br />
(qaRalds, bunebriv masalebs, qsovils). rogori TanmimdevrobiT muSaoben<br />
aplikaciaze? (jer gamosaxulebis elementebs gamoWrian, Semdeg am<br />
elementebiT moZebnian ukeTes kompoziciur ganTavsebas, bolos ki daawebeben<br />
formatze. jer daawebeben ukana planze myof sagnebs, Semdeg wina<br />
planze warmodgenil sagnebs. aseve jer daawebeben mozrdil formebs,<br />
Semdeg ki momcros).<br />
maswavlebelma bavSvebs SesaZlebelia SesTavazos piradi Jurnalis<br />
warmoeba, raTa maT gaakeTon Canaweri swavlis procesTan dakavSirebiT:<br />
1. me viswavle axali ram...<br />
2. CemTvis mniSvnelovani iyo...<br />
3. yvelaze Zneli jgufuri muSaobisas aris is, rom...<br />
4. rac ar mesmis, aris is, rom...<br />
5. ris gakeTeba SemiZlia Zalian kargad?<br />
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6. romeli unar-Cveva gamiumjobesda?<br />
es saSualebas miscems maT Tavad daukvirdnen da gaakeTon daskvna,<br />
ra aiTvises da ra gauWirdaT, Seafason sakuTari miRwevebis done, moaxdinon<br />
TviTSefaseba. semestris bolos, am dakvirvebis safuZvelze, maswavlebeli<br />
akeTebs erTgvar angariSs.<br />
da bolos, gakveTilebis produqtiuli Sedegebis Tematuri gam-<br />
TlianebiT, semestris bolos SeiZleba moewyos gamofena skolis rekreaciisTvis.<br />
savsebiT SesaZlebelia, rom skola Tavad bavSvebma gaaformon<br />
mxatvrulad. saamisod ki pedagogs, ra Tqma unda, gamocdileba<br />
sWirdeba. xolo skolis administraciam unda gaisigrZeganos amgvari<br />
saqmianobis didi aRmzrdelobiTi upiratesoba, profesionaluri saxelosnoebis<br />
mier SekveTiT Sesrulebul gasaformebel samuSaoebTan SedarebiT.<br />
amgvari arastandartuli midgomiT, erTi mxriv daizogeba<br />
skolis sameurneo biujeti, xolo meore mxriv, rac ufro metad mniSvnelovania,<br />
bavSvebi igrZnoben met pasuxismgeblobas Sesrulebuli samu-<br />
Saos xarisxTan mimarTebaSi da sakuTari SesaZleblobebis realizaciiT<br />
gamowveul siamayis grZnobas. TiToeuli bavSvi igrZnobs, rom misi<br />
mcdeloba da wvlili erT saerTo saqmes waadgeba, xolo samomavlod,<br />
sakuTar Tavs moqalaqeTa erTobis nawilad gaicnobierebs.<br />
rekreacia iTvaliswinebs bavSvTa namuSevrebis gaerTianebas erT<br />
samganzomilebian sivrceSi. namuSevrebi warmodgenili iqneba erTgvar<br />
warmosaxviT scenaze – sibrtyeze ganTavsdeba moculobiTi formebi<br />
(naZerwi saTamaSoebi, damatebiTi aqtivobisas bunebrivi masalebiT da<br />
konstruirebiT damzadebuli TavSesaqcevi nakeTobebi, qaRaldis plastikiT<br />
damzadebuli konstruqciebi. scenis ukana kedelze, fonad warmodgenili<br />
iqneba aplikaciisa da guaSis teqnikiT Sesrulebuli frizi<br />
an peizaJi, rac xels Seuwyobs scenis sivrcobrivi siRrmis gazrdas. bav-<br />
Svebi kidev erTxel gaicnobiereben im martiv WeSmaritebas, rom Cvens<br />
irgvliv yovelive ganTavsebulia sivrceSi, zogi Cvenken ufro axlos<br />
(wina planze), zogi moSorebiT (ukana planze). warmosaxviTi scena, sami<br />
mxridan iqneba SemosazRvruli. gamofenas dinamikuri xasiaTi eqneba da<br />
periodulad ganaxldeba axali namuSevrebiT, xolo Zveli namuSevrebi<br />
(nakeTobebi) saklaso oTaxis Taroebze gadainacvleben da saganmanaTleblo<br />
resursebad gamodgebian. nawili namuSevrebisa gamoifineba vestibiulis<br />
kedlebze. frizi, aplikaciisa da mozaikis teqnikiT Sesrulebuli,<br />
Tavisi dekoratiuli feradovnebiT da formebis ganzogadebiT<br />
sazeimo elfers Seqmnis. kedlebze aseve gamoifineba nairgvari teqnikiT<br />
da sxvadasxva JanrSi Sesrulebuli dazguri namuSevrebi (naturmorti,<br />
peizaJi, guaSi, aqvareli, aplikacia). gamofenis amgvari mimarTuleba<br />
erTgvar salonur ganwyobas Seqmnis da damTvalierebels (mSoblebi,<br />
maswavleblebi, megobrebi) moizidavs.<br />
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literatura:<br />
� qeiT burk uolSi: qeiT burk uolSi. SevqmnaT bavSvze orientirebuli<br />
jgufebi (programa „nabij-nabij“) Ria sazogadoebis institutTan<br />
TanamSromlobiT.<br />
� erovnuli saswavlo gegma 2004: erovnuli saswavlo gegma (sagnobrivi<br />
programa saxviT da gamoyenebiT xelovnebaSi). pirveli redaqcia.<br />
Tbilisi. 2004.<br />
� Искусство 1986: Изобразительное искусство в начальных классах, Минск.<br />
1986.<br />
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50<br />
PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
Teimuraz ormocaZe<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
saswavlo mecadineobaTa formebis roli<br />
moswavleTa codnis amaRlebaSi<br />
saSualo ganaTlebis mimarT moTxovnaTa yoveldRiuri zrda badebs<br />
swavlebisa da aRzrdis problemebs, romelTa gadawyvetac tradiciuli<br />
swavlebis meTodebiTa da xerxebiT ukve TiTqmis SeuZlebelia.<br />
swavlebis mxolod sagakveTilo forma ver itevs im didaqtikuri funqciebis<br />
simravles, romelTac Tanamedrove saswavlo-aRmzrdelobiTi<br />
procesi Seicavs. saswavlo mecadineobaTa formebis mravalferovnebis<br />
aucilebloba „erovnul saswavlo gegmaSia“ aRwerili. am dokumentSi<br />
rekomendirebuli saswavlo mecadineobaTa formebidan TiToeulze da<br />
ara mxolod romelime erTze iqmneba ukeTesi pirobebi saswavlo masalis<br />
ukeT aRqmisa, SeZenili codnis damoukideblad ganzogadebisa da am<br />
codnis sistemaSi moyvanis unaris gamomuSavebisaTvis.<br />
forma gamoxatavs Sinaarsis organizaciis saxes. „swavlebis organizaciuli<br />
formebi Sedis swavlebis procesis operatiulmoqmedebiT<br />
komponentebSi da maswavleblisa da moswavleebis SeTanxmebuli moqmedebebis<br />
garkveuli garegnuli gamosaxvaa, romelic xorcieldeba dadgenili<br />
TanmimdevrobiTa da gansazRvruli reJimiT“. saswavlo mecadineobis<br />
nebismier formas aqvs Tavisi ganmsazRvreli niSnebi rogoricaa:<br />
� moswavleTa Semadgenloba,<br />
� mecadineobis dro da adgili,<br />
romelTa varirebac ganapirobebs TiToeuli formis Taviseburebas.<br />
dReisTvis saqarTvelos mTel rig sajaro skolebSi saswavlo mecadineobaTa<br />
formebidan metnaklebad gamoyenebulia: gakveTili, kompleqsuri<br />
seminari, fakultaturi mecadineoba, eqskursia, laboratoriuli samuSao,<br />
praqtikumi, fakultaturi praqtikumi da sxva.<br />
vfiqrobT, rom moswavleTa codnis sistemaSi moyvana, garda gakve-<br />
Tilisa da zemoT CamoTvlili mecadineobebidan, romlebic sajaro skolebSi<br />
gamoiyeneba, aseve SesaZlebelia konferenciebze, gasaubrebebsa<br />
da konsultaciebze.<br />
saswavlo konferencia sasurvelia Catardes mTel klasTan (SesaZlebelia<br />
sxva klasebTan) Sesabamisi sagnis kabinetSi, gakveTilebis<br />
cxriliT gansazRvrul dros.<br />
saskolo konferenciis didaqtikuri funqciebia:
� klasgareSe literaturis Seswavlis unaris Camoyalibeba,<br />
� wakiTxuli masalis ganzogadebisa da masSi ZiriTadi masalis gamoyofa,<br />
� amxanagebis moxsenebebidan informaciis miRebis unaris SeZena.<br />
konferenciis warmatebiT Catareba damokidebulia mosamzadebel<br />
periodze. davalebaTa nairsaxeoba SesaZleblobas qmnis gavzardoT<br />
konferenciaze monawile moswavleTa ricxvi, amiT avamaRlebT mecadineobisadmi<br />
maT interess, romelic Zalze saWiroa dRevandel sajaro<br />
skolebisaTvis.<br />
g a s a u b r e b a - saswavlo mecadineobis erT-erT aucilebel<br />
formad SeiZleba miviCnioT. xSirad gakveTilis nawils maswavlebeli<br />
kiTxva-pasuxis saxiT atarebs, magram, Tu kiTxva srul pasuxs moiTxovs,<br />
ukeTesia is moswavleebs winaswar hqondeT momzadebuli, aseT pirobeb-<br />
Si pasuxebi ufro Rrma da azriania. moswavleebs saSualeba eZlevaT Seadaron<br />
pasuxebis sxvadasxva varianti, ganazogadon isini da misive amxanagebis<br />
daxmarebiT gamoitanon saboloo daskvna.<br />
Tu rTuli kiTxvis dasma da ganxilvac erT gakveTilze xdeba, maSin<br />
igi xSirad maswavleblis mier Cafiqrebuli pasuxis gamocnobas ufro<br />
emsgavseba, vidre moswavleebis mier sakiTxis ganxilvas. maSasadame, gasaubreba,<br />
rogorc mecadineobis forma, xorcieldeba maswavleblisa da<br />
moswavleebis saubarSi winaswar (ramdenime mecadineobiT adre) dasmuli<br />
sakiTxebis irgvliv.<br />
mecadineobaze gadasawyveti amocanebis mixedviT SeiZleba gamoyenebul<br />
iqnas gasaubrebis Semdegi saxeebi:<br />
� codnis damazustebeli da ganmamtkicebeli,<br />
� mainformirebeli,<br />
� ganmazogadebeli.<br />
saswavlo proceSi gasaubreba SeiZleba sxvadasxva dros CavsvaT:<br />
� axali masali axsnis Semdeg;<br />
� damoukidebeli muSaobis Semdeg;<br />
� masalis saxlSi damuSavebis Semdeg da sxva.<br />
gasaubreba sxvadasxva situaciaSi asrulebs mecadineobis fragmentis,<br />
swavlebis meTodisa da saswavlo mecadineobis funqcias.<br />
gasaubrebis upiratesoba ganmazogadebel da gameorebis gakveTilebTan<br />
SedarebiT mdgomareobs moswavlis SesaZleblobebSi, winaswar<br />
moifiqros pasuxebi SemoTavazebul kiTxvaze, pasuxebis mravalvari-antulobisa<br />
da originalurobis SesaZlebloba.<br />
k o n s u l t a c i a, rogorc saswavlo mecadineobis forma wlebis<br />
ganmavlobaSi ar gamoiyeneboda saqarTvelos sinamdvileSi. mas Semdeg,<br />
rac gadawyda, sajaro skolebSi saatestato gamocdebis danergva,<br />
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vfiqrobT, rom iseTi mecadineobis Catareba rogoricaa konsultacia,<br />
aucilebelia, ara marto damamTavrebeli klasis moswavleebisaTvis,<br />
aramed moswavleTa klasidan klasSi gadasayvani gamocdebis mzadebisas.<br />
konsultaciis Catareba saWiroa moxdes cxriliT gaTvaliswinebul<br />
gakveTilze. maswavlebeli konsultaciis dRes winaswar niSnavs da<br />
moswavleebs sTavazobs winaswar gaiazron sakiTxebi, romelTa garkvevaSic<br />
sWirdebaT maswavleblis daxmareba. konsultaciaze maswavlebeli<br />
pasuxobs moswavleebis mier dasmul SekiTxvebs.<br />
mecadineobis ukeT warmarTvisaTvis mizanSewonilia maswavlebelma<br />
winaswar Seagrovos moswavleTa kiTxvebi da maT safuZvelze dagegmos<br />
mecadineoba. konsultaciebze meti SesaZlebloba iqmneba moswavle-<br />
Ta individualuri SesaZleblobebis gaTvaliswinebisaTvis.<br />
am mecadineobam yvela moswavlisaTvis sargebloba rom moitanos,<br />
mizanSewonilia, moswavleebma winaswar moamzadon davalebebi. konsultaciebis<br />
Catareba sasargebloa wlis ganmavlobaSic. konsultaciebis<br />
daniSnulebaa moswavleTa codnis koreqtireba.<br />
literatura:<br />
� farjanaZe 1974: a. farjanaZe, fakultaturi mecadineoba maTemtikaSi.<br />
Tbilisi. 1974.<br />
� qelbaqiani 2001: v. qelbaqiani, maTematikis swavlebis meTodika.<br />
pirveli nawili. quTaisi. 2001.<br />
� Балк 1974: Балк М. Б., Балк Г. Д., Математика после уроков. Пособие<br />
для учителей. Москва, 1974.<br />
� Биркгофф 1977: Биркгофф Г., Математика и психология. Москва, 1977.<br />
� Болгарский 1981: Болгарский Б. В., К вопросу о воспитателном значении<br />
преподавания математики. - Математика в школе. №1. Москва,<br />
1981.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
nana maisuraZe<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
saswavlo teqstis sirTulis ganmsazRvreli parametrebi<br />
saskolo ganaTlebis srulyofa iyo da rCeba ganaTlebis umniSvnelovanes<br />
problemad. Tanamedrove zogadsaganmanaTleblo standarti<br />
gulisxmobs moswavlis aRWurvas im codniTa da unar-CvevebiT, romlebic<br />
saSualebas miscems mas alRo auRos kacobriobis swraf progress, gamoiyenos<br />
Tanamedrove mecnierebis miRwevebi, gaxdes sazogadoebis srulfasovani<br />
wevri. codnis pasiuri mimRebidan moswavle unda Camoyalibdes aqtiur<br />
Semmecneblad, romelic SeZlebs miRebuli codna gamoiyenos, rogorc<br />
profesiuli warmatebisTvis, aseve sazogadoebis sasikeTod.<br />
moswavlis codnis uSualo wyaro da Tanamgzavri aris saskolo saxelmZRvanelo<br />
(Крсманович 1974:108–120). is unda Seicavdes programiT<br />
gaTvaliswinebul sakiTebze codnis im moculobas, romlis Seswavladauflebac<br />
moswavlisTvis savaldebuloa. saxelmZRvanelo unda asaxavdes<br />
uaxloes miRwevebs mocemul mecnierebaSi, pedagogiurad da meTodurad<br />
idges maRal doneze da gamsWvaluli iyos swavlebis didaqtikuri<br />
principebiT, iTvaliswinebdes moswavlis asaks da mis Taviseburebebs,<br />
dawerili iyos gamarTuli literaturuli eniT, teqnikurad ma-<br />
Ral doneze gaformebuli da a. S. saswavlo teqsti ise unda iyos dawerili,<br />
rom moswavleSi iwvevdes kmayofilebas da zrdides masSi swavlisadmi<br />
siyvaruls, wignze damoukidebeli muSaobis Cvevebs.<br />
rogorc wesi, fizikis saxelmZRvaneloebis saswavlo teqsts sakmao<br />
nakli gaaCnia. xazgasasmelia misi gadatvirTuloba moswavlisaTvis<br />
miuwvdomeli masaliT (saskolo saxelmZRvanelo ar unda warmoadgendes<br />
umaRlesi skolis konspeqts). Cven unda gvaxsovdes, rom skolaSi<br />
vzrdiT ara fizikoss, aramed moazrovne, ganviTarebul pirovnebas, romelic<br />
dauflebulia mecnierebaTa safuZvlebs da Seswevs unari miRebuli<br />
zogadi ganaTleba gamoiyenos praqtikaSi.<br />
teqsti aris rTuli sistemuri warmonaqmni, rac niSnavs agreTve<br />
mravalzomiansa da mravalsibrtyians. teqstis maxasiaTeblebs pirobi-<br />
Tad yofen gare da Siga maxasiaTeblebad (kukuSkini 1984:47). garegans<br />
anu formalurs miekuTvneba iseTi maxasiaTeblebi, rogoricaa sityvis<br />
sigrZe, rac gamoixateba asoebis an marcvalTa raodenobiT; winadadebis<br />
sigrZe da am sigrZeTa ganawileba teqstis mTel manZilze; sxvadasxva saxis<br />
gansazRvrebis, zmnebisa da metyvelebis nawilTa raodenoba, am raodenobaTa<br />
sxvadasxva mimarTeba; sxvadasxva saxis damokidebuli winada-<br />
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debis raodenoba da a. S. teqstis formaluri parametrebi SeiZleba gamogvadges<br />
kiTxvadobis formulis konstruirebisas, rac saSualebas<br />
mogvcems SevafasoT jami, romelic gavlenas axdens teqstis aTvisebaze<br />
garkveuli jgufis mkiTxvelisaTvis.<br />
teqstis Sida parametrebs miekuTvneba iseTebi, romlebic dadgindeba<br />
ara formaluri gamoTvlis Sedegad, rac SesaZlebelia teqstis gaugebradac,<br />
aramed teqstis Sinaarsis azrobrivi analizis saSualebiT.<br />
teqstis Sinaarsi SeiZleba moicavdes faqtebs, Teoriul debulebebs,<br />
analizsa da faqtebTan da TeoriebTan mimarTebas. teqstis saerTo SinaarsSi<br />
Sedis informaciis sami sistema – faqtografiuli informaciis,<br />
Teoriuli informaciisa da refleqsuri informaciis sistema.<br />
refleqsuri informaciis sistemaSi Sedis teqstis im nawilis Sinaarsi,<br />
romelic gamoxatavs mimarTebas faqtebTan da TeoriebTan, aZlevs<br />
maT Sefasebas; mas xSirad Tan axlavs emociuri replikebi da pasaJebi.<br />
Tu faqtografiuli informaciis sistemisa da Teoriuli informaciis<br />
sistemis ZiriTadi funqciaa raimeze informireba, teqstis refleqsuri<br />
elementebis funqcia aris aRqmisa da gagebis struqtuireba informaciis<br />
procesSi. ese igi, roca teqstSi CaerTveba refleqsuri elementebi,<br />
iqmneba garkveuli aqcenti da mimarTeba ama Tu im informaciisadmi.<br />
teqstis kiTxvadobis parametrebis dadgena rTulia da jer kidev<br />
sxvadasxva aspeqti gasarkvevia. „kiTxvadobis“ terminis qveS vgulisxmobT<br />
im faqtorebis jams, romlebic xels uwyoben warmatebul kiTxvas,<br />
rogorc teqstis sirTulis, aseve mkiTxvelis momzadebis xarisxis (asaki,<br />
ganaTleba) gaTvaliswinebiT. teqstis sirTule mdgomareobs misi Sinaarsis<br />
TaviseburebebSi, logikur agebaSi, misi masalis informaciulobaSi<br />
da a. S. (Микк 1977:98-109). Cvens mier damuSavebul literatura-<br />
Si ganxilulia ramdenime parametri: winadadebis sigrZe – amas yvela<br />
mkvlevari eTanxmeba, sityvis sigrZe, Zneli, ucxo, grZeli sityvebis,<br />
terminebis procentuli raodenoba, abstraqtuloba, dakavSirebuli<br />
arsebiTi saxelebis ganmeorebasTan. am parametrebs sxvadasxva avtori<br />
sxvadasxva kombinaciiT iyenebs.<br />
rasakvirvelia, realurad amiT ar amoiwureba teqstis sirTule,<br />
magram es momaval gamokvlevaTa sagania. amitom SemovisazRvroT imiT<br />
rac xelT gvaqvs.<br />
gavrcelebulia teqstis kiTxvadobis, sirTulis ganmsazRvreli<br />
formulebi (Пруха 1985:143–164). isini teqstis sirTules gansazRvraven<br />
mxolod zogierTi (zemoT CamoTvlili) maxasiaTebliT, magram es sakmarisi<br />
ar aris.<br />
teqstis sirTulis formula martivi unda iyos, amitom TiTqmis<br />
yvela avtori wrfiv damokidebulebas irCevs, ZiriTadad ori parametriT.<br />
zogierTs sami (iSviaTad metic) parametric Semoaqvs. formulebSi<br />
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saWiroa ricxviTi (empiruli) koeficientebis Semotana. am koeficientebis<br />
daniSnuleba maTematikurad gasagebia: wevrebis rigi gawonaswordes<br />
da sirTulis skalis intervali „gaiSalos“. magram arcTu iSviaTad<br />
es koeficientebi, rbilad rom vTqvaT, arakoreqtulad aris Semotanili,<br />
isini 4 da 5 niSnad cifrsac ki Seicaven. magaliTad, diqsisa da Staiveris<br />
formulaSi Sedis 236,96 ricxviTi Tavisufali wevri. Tu am ricxvSi<br />
yvela cifri sandoa, misi maqsimaluri cdomileba 0,005/236,96=0,002%ia.<br />
aseTi „fantastikuri“ sizustis miRweva pedagogiur gamokvlevebSi<br />
SeuZlebelia, ararealuria. samwuxarod, avtorTa mniSvnelovani nawili<br />
amas yuradRebas ar aqcevs da formulebi gadatvirTulia „zedmetad<br />
zusti“ koeficientebiT. es imis msgavsia, rom π ricxvi rac SeiZleba meti<br />
niSnadi cifriT aviRoT „zusti“ pasuxis misaRebad, realurad ki ase-<br />
Ti sizustis miRweva SeuZlebelia. saWiroa koeficientebis damrgvaleba<br />
saTanado sizustiT, miTumetes, rom es amartivebs maT gamoyenebas.<br />
dgeba principuli kiTxva: Rirs ki saerTod formulebis gamoyvana da<br />
gamoyeneba?<br />
formulebis gamoyeneba ar gamoricxavs saxelmZRvaneloTa xarisxis<br />
Sesamowmebel aRiarebul da damkvidrebul meTodebs: eqspertebis<br />
Sefasebas, eqsperimentul Semowmebas skolaSi da a.S. es meTodebi inar-<br />
Cuneben Tavis mniSvnelobas. formulebi ki SesaZleblobas iZlevian saxelmZRvanelos<br />
xarisxis Sefasebis meTodebis srulyofisa da masalis<br />
gadmocemis sirTulis erTiani indeqsebis miRebisa, romelTa safuZvelze<br />
SeiZleba damuSavdes saswavlo teqstis optimaluri sirTulis obieqturi<br />
kriteriumebi. formulebiT SeiZleba Sefasdes xelnaweri skolaSi<br />
mis gamocdamde. es SesaZleblobas iZleva daCqardes maRalxarisxiani<br />
saxelmZRvaneloebis momzadeba. miuxedavad imisa, rom formulebis<br />
gamoyeneba saxelmZRvaneloebisadmi martivi saqme ar aris, is ufro<br />
iafia da operatiulia, vidre Sesabamisi eqsperimentebis Catareba.<br />
formulebiT Sefaseba statistikuri Sefasebaa, es ki moiTxovs sandoobis<br />
donis gansazRvras, ra albaTobiT aris marTebuli Sedegi? amis<br />
gakeTeba Zalze rTulia da jerjerobiT arc erT avtors ara aqvs. miuxedavad<br />
amisa formulebis gamoyenebas azri aqvs.<br />
Cvens mier Catarebuli formulebis analizis Sedegad SegviZlia<br />
vTqvaT, rom sintaqsuri sirTulis maxasiaTeblad praqtikulad yvela<br />
avtori iyenebs winadadebis sigrZes. es parametri Cveni TvalsazrisiT<br />
yvelaze efeqturia. amas isic mowmobs, rom rTul da advil kiTxvad<br />
teqstebs Soris winadadebis saSualo sigrZis gansxvaveba (8-5)/5=60%-s<br />
Seadgens. magram gansxvavebulia sigrZis gamoTvlis wesi. Cven winadadebis<br />
saSualo sigrZis gamoTvlisas saswavlo teqstSi sityvaTa raodenobas<br />
vyofdiT winadadebaTa raodenobaze.<br />
winadadebaSi sityvis raodenobis daTvlisas fizikis teqstSi sityve-<br />
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is raodenobaSi ar vTvliT kavSirebs; sityvaTa SenaerTebs, rodesac erTerTi<br />
sityva damxmare funqcias asrulebs da damoukidebeli mniSvneloba<br />
ara aqvs; iseT Sesityvebebs, rodesac ori sityva erT mTlian daunawevrebel<br />
cnebas gamoxatavs. sityvaTa raodenobas teqstSi aRvniSnavT n-iT.<br />
winadadebis daTvlisas, Tu rTuli Tanwyobili winadadeba warmoadgens<br />
ori mokle sruli erTnairi struqturis winadadebaTa SeerTebas<br />
„da“, „e. i.“ kavSirebiT an mZimiT, mas vTvliT or mokle winadadebad.<br />
danarCen SemTxvevaSi winadadebebi ar warmoadgenen „meqanikur ubralo<br />
jams“ ori mokle winadadebebisa da amitom maT erT winadadebad<br />
vTvliT. winadadebis raodenobas saswavlo teqstSi ki aRvniSnavT N-iT.<br />
kargad aris cnobili, rom statistikur simravles mxolod saSualo,<br />
Cvens SemTxvevaSi winadadebis saSualo sigrZe, ar axasiaTebs. ucilebelia<br />
meore parametris – dispersiis – Semotana, romelic axasia-<br />
Tebs gabnevas saSualos garSemo. arc erT avtors aseTi maxasiaTebeli<br />
formulaSi Setanili ara aqvs. Cven es principul naklad migvaCnia da sa-<br />
Wirod vTvliT saTanado wevris Setanas formulaSi. bunebrivia, sirTules<br />
axasiaTebs grZeli winadadebebis wili. amitom parametrad swored<br />
mas viRebT. saxeldobr: viTvliT grZel, 12 da met sityvian winadadeba-<br />
Ta ricxvs da vyofT winadadebaTa saerTo ricxvze.<br />
leqsikuri sirTulis amsaxvel parametrad TiTqmis yvela avtors<br />
sityvis sigrZe aqvs aRebuli, magram mas sxvadasxvanairad gansazRvraven.<br />
Cveni upirvelesi mizania azrobrivi analizi saswavlo teqstisa,<br />
amitom ver daveTanxmebiT im formalur wesebs, rodesac iTvaliswineben<br />
(Tvlian) sityvebs Soris Sualedebs, cariel adgils, punqtuaciis<br />
niSnebs. Cvens Tvalsazriss amagrebs specialuri literatura<br />
(Пиотровский 1977:135,309), romelSic gaanalizebulia msoflios 100 enis<br />
Tavisebureba sityvis sigrZis mixedviT: sigrZe ganisazRvreba fonemaTa<br />
raodenobiT. radgan qarTulSi bgera da asoniSani erTmaneTs emTxveva,<br />
bunebrivia, sityvis sigrZe asoniSanTa raodenobiT ganvsazRvreT (radgan<br />
sityvis forma cvalebadia, specialur literaturaSi mas sityvagamoyenebas<br />
uwodeben da misi sigrZe aris asoTa jaWvi(raodenoba) xarvezidan<br />
xarvezamde). samwuxarod, zemoTmoyvanil asi enis analizSi qar-<br />
Tuli ena ar Sedis. amitom Cven SegviZlia mxolod Cvens gamokvlevebs –<br />
saswavlo teqstebs daveyrdnoT. moulodnelad miviReT, rom sxvadasxva<br />
sirTulis saswavlo fizikur teqstebSi sityvis saSualo sigrZe umniSvnelod<br />
icvleba: 7,59-7,54/7,54=0,7%. maSin rodesac winadadebis saSualo<br />
sigrZe 60%-is farglebSi icvleba. Cveni varaudiT, es qarTuli enis specifikis<br />
asaxvaa. es specifika Cveni kompetenciis farglebs scildeba da<br />
Cvens mosazrebas ufro dawvrilebiT aRar gamovTqvamT. amitom Cveni<br />
miznebisaTvis sityvis sigrZe kiTxvadobis parametrad ar gamogvadgeba.<br />
ra parametri aviRoT kidev kiTxvadobis maxasiaTeblad? moswav-<br />
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les yoveldRiurad xvdeba Semdegi terminebi: manZili, dro, siCqare.<br />
magram rogorc ki gadavalT siCqaris – fizikuri sididis – gansazRvraze,<br />
moswavleTa umravlesobas uWirs misi SeTviseba. ratom? fizikuri<br />
terminebis abstraqtuloba gacilebiT maRalia, vidre yoveldRiuri<br />
terminebisa da mizezi aq unda veZioT. amitom mesame parametrad formulaSi<br />
aviRoT „abstraqtuloba“.<br />
rogor ganvsazRvroT abstraqtuloba, dakavSirebuli fizikur<br />
cnebasTan, terminTan? Cveni monacemebis analizma dagvarwmuna, rom yvelaze<br />
martivi, magram efeqturi maxasiaTebelia fizikur terminTa raodenoba,<br />
mosuli erT winadadebaze. misi daTvlis wesi Semdegia: davTvaloT<br />
terminebis saerTo raodenoba. daTvlisas unda gaviTvaliswinoT,<br />
rom SeiZleba termini Secvlili iyos nacvalsaxeliT. cxadia, es nacvalsaxeli<br />
unda SevcvaloT saTanado terminebiT. terminebis saerTo<br />
ricxvs, romelsac aRvniSnavT q asoTi, vyofT winadadebaTa saerTo<br />
ricxvze da vRebulobT terminTa raodenobas mosuls winadadebaze.<br />
amgvarad, Cven kiTxvadobis donis gansazRvrisaTvis Semogvaqvs<br />
samparametriani wrfivi formula: X=(n+10p+q)/N=L+10S+T<br />
sadac n aris sityvaTa raodenoba teqstSi, N aris winadadebaTa ricxvi<br />
teqstSi, L=n/N aris winadadebis saSualo sigrZe teqstSi, p aris 12- da<br />
metsityvian grZel winadadebaTa ricxvi, xolo S=P/N aris grZel winadadebaTa<br />
wili, q aris terminebis ricxvi teqstSi, T=q/N – terminebis<br />
saSualo ricxvi, mosuli erT winadadebaze.<br />
koeficienti 10 meore wevrisTvis saWiroa wevrTa rigis „gawonasworebisaTvis“,<br />
sxva wevrebisaTvis koeficienti saWiro ar aris.<br />
kiTxvadobis SefasebisaTvis SevadgineT Semdaegi skala: Tu X mo-<br />
Tavsebulia 5-8 SualedSi, saswavlo teqsti advilia, 9-11 SualedSi aris<br />
saSualo, xolo 12 da zeviT gvaqvs rTuli done.<br />
dasaxeleba<br />
advili<br />
saSualo<br />
rTuli<br />
5 - 8 9 - 11 12 da zeviT<br />
magaliTad, periSkinis orive saxelmZRvanelo (VII, VIII), rTulis<br />
grafaSi moxvda. mocemuli formulis gamoyeneba mizanSewonilia sabunebismetyvelo<br />
sagnebisTvis.<br />
rogori moculobis teqsti unda SevarCioT formulis gamoyenebisaTvis?<br />
SerCevis moculobis arCevis sxvadasxva gza arsebobs. romeli<br />
xerxic ar unda avirCioT, ar unda dagvaviwydes, rom Sedegebis sarwmunobisaTvis<br />
winadadebaTa saerTo raodenoba ar unda iyos 100-ze naklebi.<br />
es saswavlo teqstis sxvadasxva formatisaTvis Seadgens 4-5 gverds.<br />
rasakvirvelia, yovelTvis ar aris aucilebeli saswavlo teqstis<br />
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sirTulis dadgena formulebiT, zogjer isedac aris cxadi mdgomareoba.<br />
zemoTqmulidan gasagebi unda iyos, rom Tu saswavlo teqstSi winadadebis<br />
saSualo sigrZe vTqvaT, 15 sityvaze meti gamovida, yovelgvari<br />
formulis gamoyenebis gareSec cxadia, rom aseTi teqsti sirTulis ma-<br />
Rali xarisxisaa. igive exeba terminebis saSualo raodenobas. es sakiTxi<br />
sagangebod aqvT damuSavebuli frang avtorebs (Франсуа-Мари Жерар<br />
1998:35). mocemuli aqvT, rom axali cnebebis (terminebis) raodenoba<br />
erT gverdze unda SemoisazRvros. maTi dasaSvebi raodenoba icvleba<br />
moswavleTa asakis mixedviT. gardamavali asakis moswavleTaTvis axali<br />
cnebebis saSualo raodenoba erT gverdze ar unda aRematebodes 2–4-s.<br />
es gagebis donisTvis, e.i. rodesac axali cnebebis gageba, maTi axsnaa sa-<br />
Wiro. rac Seexeba gamoyenebis dones, axali cnebebis saSualo raodenoba<br />
ar unda iyos meti 0,2-0,5-ze. rogorc vxedavT, gardamavali asakis<br />
moswavles SeuZlia gaigos 2-4 axali cneba erT gverdze, magram rodesac<br />
saqme midis maT gamoyenebamde, is amas ver axerxebs. iyenebs TiTqmis 10jer<br />
nakleb axal cnebas.<br />
es rac Seexeba cnebaTa raodenobas erT gverdze. garkveuli zomiereba<br />
unda davicvaT saerTod axal sityvaTa raodenobis gamoyenebisas<br />
erT gverdze. a. lieris kvlevebSi naTqvamia, rom man VI klasis maTematikis<br />
saxelmZRvaneloSi aRmoaCina 6000 axali sityva, maSin rodesac am<br />
asakSi moswavle imaxsovrebs ara umetes 2500 axal sityvas mTeli saswavlo<br />
wlis ganmavlobaSi (Lieury 1991: 130).<br />
Tu es parametrebi daculi ar aris, maSin yovelgvari formulis<br />
gareSe naTelia, rom saswavlo teqsti rTulia da Znelad misawvdomi.<br />
literatura:<br />
� kukuSkini 1984: gonebrivi Sromis organizacia. kukuSkini v.d., nevolini<br />
i. f., buSuevi v.s., Tsu. Tbilisi. 1984.<br />
� Крсманович 1974: Крсманович М., Методы исследования удобочитаемости<br />
учебных текстов. Проблемы школьного учебника. Вып. 2, Москва. 1974.<br />
� Микк 1977: Микк Я. А., Оценка учебников формулами трудности текста.<br />
Проблемы школьного учебнику. Вып. 5. Просвещение. 1977.<br />
� Пруха 1985: Пруха Я., К разработке параметров сложности учебного текста<br />
(обзор исследований). Проблемы школьного учебника. Вып. 15.<br />
Просвещение, Москва. 1985.<br />
� Пиотровский 1977: Математическая лингвистика. Пиотровский Р. Г.,<br />
Бектаев К. Б., Пиотровская А. А., Высшая школа, Москва. 1977.<br />
� Франсуа-Мари Жерар 1998: Разработка и анализ школьных учебников.<br />
Франсуа-Мари Жерар, Ксавье Рожье. “АВ ОVO”, Москва.1998.<br />
� Lieury 1991: Memoire et reussite scolaire. A. Lieury. Paris; Dunod, 1991.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
anzor berulava<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
aRmzrdelobiTi muSaobis problema skolaSi<br />
kargi pedagogoba yvelas rodi SeuZlia, radgan swavlebisa da aRzrdis<br />
procesi metad Zneli da rTulia, adamianis xasiaTis Camoyalibeba<br />
mxolod imas SeuZlia, vinc mzad aris gaswios udidesi Sroma da ganicados<br />
adamianTa aRzrdis udidesi bedniereba.<br />
aRzrdis didmniSvnelovani amocanebis warmatebiT gadawyvetaSi<br />
umTavresi roli eniWeba maswavlebels. mis unarze, codnasa da kulturazea<br />
damokidebuli momavali Taobis aRzrda. am mxriv gansakuTrebiT<br />
didia pedagogis organizatorul-aRmzrdelobiTi muSaobis mniSvneloba,<br />
romelic Tavs uyris da erT sistemaSi aqcevs saswavlo-saaRmzrdelo<br />
muSaobis saerTo RonisZiebebs.<br />
pedagogis mier moswavleTa koleqtivisadmi SemoqmedebiTi midgoma<br />
mtkiced unda efuZnebodes aRzrdis fsiqologiis codnas; amgvari codna<br />
uzrunvelyofs mas Tavi daaRwios Secdomebsa da trafarets, rac iSviaTi<br />
rodia skolis praqtikaSi. aRzrda mTeli pedagogiuri koleqtivis saqmea<br />
da yvela gakveTili aRmzrdelobiT momentsac unda Seicavdes, radganac<br />
swavla da aRzrda erTi mTliani pedagogiuri procesis ori mxarea.<br />
did Cex pedagogs, i. a. komenskis, adamianis Camoyalibebis, misi zneobrivi<br />
ganviTarebis mTavar da ZiriTad pirobad bavSvis socialur garemoSi<br />
Sroma, swavla da aRzrda miaCnda.<br />
zrdiloba aRzrdis funqciaa. igi TandaTanobiT gamomuSavdeba,<br />
xolo mis gamomuSavebaze araferi axdens ise did gavlenas, rogorc aRmzrdelis<br />
piradi magaliTi. marTalia, bavSvs unda vaswavloT zrdilobis<br />
wesebi, magram am wesebis gamoyenebas unda Sinagani midrekileba, Cveva.<br />
swored amisTvisaa saWiro Tavazianobis magaliTebi da kulturul<br />
adamianTa wre; amitom unda vadevnoT Tvalyuri mozards da gavigoT,<br />
visTan megobrobs, rogor iyenebs Tavisufal dros, ra wreSi trialebs<br />
gakveTilebis Semdeg Болдырев 1981:138).<br />
gamoucdeloba da cnobismoyvareoba gansakuTrebiT gardamavali<br />
asakis moswavleebs acdens swori gzidan, radgan am asakSi mozardisaTvis<br />
bevri cxovrebiseuli faqti Tu movlena gaurkvevlobis burusiTaa<br />
moculi. igi advilad SeiZleba moeqces cud wreSi, cudi adamianebis<br />
gavlenis qveS. am dros aucilebelia, mozards maswavlebeli konkretuli<br />
rCeva-darigebis mimcem ufros megobrad moevlinos.<br />
aRmzrdelobiTi muSaobis formebi da meTodebi mravalgvaria.<br />
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praqtika adasturebs, rom erTferovneba da Stampi uinteresoa da uferuls<br />
xdis muSaobas.<br />
aRmzdelobiT muSaobaSi mniSvnelovani adgili uWiravs moswavle-<br />
Ta SemoqmedebiTi unaris, elementaruli kvleviTi Cvevebis gamomuSavebas.<br />
saqmisadmi SemoqmedebiTi midgoma yvela specialists unda axasia-<br />
Tebdes, magram es Tviseba maswavlebels gansakuTrebiT sWirdeba. moswavleTa<br />
gansxvavebuli individualoba, saswavlo-materialuri baza,<br />
pedagogiuri procesis sirTule da mravalmxrivoba da sxv. faqtorebi<br />
ganapirobeben SemoqmedebiTi midgomis aucileblobas. umaRles saswavleblebSi<br />
momaval pedagogTa momzadebis sistemaSi SemoqmedebiTi ostatobis<br />
gamomuSaveba erT-erTi umniSvnelovanesi amocanaa.<br />
aRzrdaSi xSirad gamoiyeneba igive meTodebi, romelTac swavleba-<br />
Si viyenebT, magram maTi gamoyenebis formebi da Sinaarsi gansxvavebulia.<br />
ganvixiloT varjiSis meTodi, romelic swavlebaSic gamoiyeneba da<br />
aRzrdaSic - swavlebis procesSi varjiSis gamoyeneba miznad isaxavs Teoriuli<br />
codnis praqtikaSi gamoyenebis Cvevis Camoyalibebasa da gakve-<br />
Tilze miRebuli codnis ganmtkicebas. aRzrdaSi varjiSis meTodis mizania<br />
zneobrivi normebisa da qcevis wesebis SesrulebaSi moswavleTa<br />
daxelovneba, erTi da imave moqmedebis imdenjer gameoreba, rom es moqmedeba<br />
Cvevad iqces, qcevis normebis Sesruleba avtomatizebuli gaxdes,<br />
raTa yovel situaciaSi moswavleebi am normebsa da qcevis wesebs<br />
Seuxseneblad asrulebdnen (gagua 1996:167-169).<br />
rogorc cnobilia, pedagogiur praqtikaSi gamoiyeneba darwmunebis,<br />
axsna-ganmartebis, dasjisa da waxalisebis meTodebi. dasjas maSin<br />
unda mivmarToT, roca darwmunebis yvela RonisZieba amowurulia. dasjis<br />
dros garkveuli pedagogiuri taqtis dacvaa saWiro. yovlad dauSvebelia<br />
bavSvis pirovnebis Seuracxyofa, misadmi uxeSi mimarTva. aRmzrdelis<br />
uxeSobas mozardi jiutobiTa da kidev ufro meti gaavebiT<br />
upasuxebs. aRmzrdelis yoveli sityva winaswar unda iyos mofiqrebuli;<br />
amasTan, igi mozardebs mSrali lozungebiT ki ar unda mouwodebdes,<br />
ki ar unda mbrZaneblobdes, aramed maT mimarT siyvarulsa da siTbos<br />
avlendes. mSvidi toniT micemuli daumsaxurebeli SeniSvnac ki ufro<br />
misaRebia moswavlisaTvis, vidre samarTliani yvirili. maswavlebels<br />
unda SeeZlos, Sesatyvisi formiT, situaciis gaazrebiT gamoxatos<br />
Tavisi grZnobebi, aRSfoTeba, sixaruli; maswavlebeli generali ki<br />
ar aris, smenaze gajgimul jariskacebs rom ubrZanebs, aramed ufrosi<br />
megobari da gulis mesaidumlea. es imas ar niSnavs, rom SeniSvna ar mivceT,<br />
oRond yovelgvar miTiTebas Sesaferisi forma unda movuZebnoT.<br />
aRmzrdelobiTi muSaobis Sedegebi moswavleTa codnasa da SegnebaSi<br />
imdenad da ise ar aisaxeba, rogorc igi vlindeba moswavlis qcevaSi,<br />
mis moqmedebaSi, irgvliv myof adamianebTan urTierTobaSi. aRmzrde-<br />
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lobiTi muSaobis Sefasebisas saWiroa gamovlindes moswavleTa aRzrdilobis<br />
done, maTSi SemuSavebuli zneobrivi qcevis normaTa Sesrulebis<br />
Cvevebis, unarisa da Cveulebebis simtkice da simyare. yovelive<br />
amis gamorkveva da dadgena xangrZliv muSaobasa da mozardis bunebis<br />
Rrma codnas moiTxovs.<br />
aRmzrdelobiTi muSaobis Sedegebis mTavari kriteriumi aris ara<br />
sityvebi da moswavleTa dapirebebi, aramed sityvisa da saqmianobis erTianoba,<br />
moswavleTa yofa-qceva, praqtikuli saqmeebi.<br />
aRmzrdelma aucileblad unda icodes moswavlis moraluri mxare,<br />
Tu ra damokidebulebas amJRavnebs swavlisadmi, rogoria misi disciplina<br />
skolaSi da skolis gareT, rogor damokidebulebaSi imyofeba amxanagebTan,<br />
rogor eqceva mSoblebs, maswavleblebs, ufrosebs, Tavaziania Tu<br />
ara, uyvars Tu ara simarTle, aqvs Tu ara megobrobis grZnoba da sxv.<br />
moswavleebTan aRmzrdelobiTi muSaoba, maTTan saubrebi unda<br />
efuZnebodes moswavleTa individualur Taviseburebebs, ganviTarebis<br />
donisa da maTi asakobrivi Taviseburebebis codnas.<br />
aRmzrdeli saswavlo-aRmzrdelobiTi muSaobis procesSi mis mier<br />
gatarebuli yvela RonisZiebis dros gamsWvaluli unda iyos mozardisadmi<br />
didi gulisxmierebiTa da siyvaruliT. igi unda xedavdes mozardis<br />
fsiqikur da fizikur cvlilebebs, esmodes misi qcevis motivebi da<br />
yovelnairad cdilobdes, rom misi sityva da saqme exmianebodes aRsazrdelis<br />
sulier mdgomareobas, mis miznebsa da interesebs (malazonia<br />
2001:230-258).<br />
am rTuli amocanis Sesruleba aRmzrdelisagan moiTxovs, rom igi,<br />
pirvel rigSi, TviTon iyos amaRlebuli Tanamedrove cxovrebis moTxovnebis<br />
doneze.<br />
literatura:<br />
� gagua 1996: gagua v., pedagogika. Tbilisi. 1996.<br />
� malazonia 2001: malazonia S., pedagogika. Tbilisi. 2001.<br />
� pedagogika 1994: pedagogika. Tsu. Tbilisi. 1994.<br />
� vasaZe 1998: pedagogikis istoria. n. vasaZis redaqciiT. Tbilisi.1998.<br />
� Болдырев 1981: Болдырев Н. И., Методика воспытательной работы в школе.<br />
Москва. 1981.<br />
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62<br />
PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
nana gudsmiTi<br />
niu-iorkis skolamdeli dawesebuleba<br />
montesoris meTodi ganaTlebaSi<br />
montesoris meTodi swavlebis (saskolo ganaTlebis) aswliani me-<br />
Todia, romelic pirvelad gamoiyenes skolamdeli asakis Rarib bav-<br />
SvebTan romSi. programa dResac popularulia da aqtiurad gamoiyeneba<br />
swavlebis procesSi. montesoris meTodis dRevandeli Sefasebebi<br />
skolamdel dawesebulebebsa da skolebSi miuTiTeben mis maRal reitingze.<br />
sagulisxmoa, rom amerikis SeerTebul StatebSi 5000-ze meti<br />
skola, maT Soris 300 sajaro skola da ramdenime saSualo skola, iyenebs<br />
montesoris meTods.<br />
� rogor daiwyo es?<br />
doqtorma maria montesorma, es axali meTodi skolamdeli da<br />
skolis bavSvebis qcevaze Tavisi samecniero dakvirvebebis safuZvelze<br />
Seqmna. maria montesori iyo romis universitetis axladkursdamTavrebuli<br />
pirveli qali fizikosi, roca igi saganmanaTleblo sferoSi Caeba.<br />
iyo bavSvebis mkurnali eqimic ki. 1907 wels maria miipatiJes ukiduresad<br />
gaWirvebuli ojaxebis bavSvebisTvis daarsebuli bavSvTa movlis<br />
centris gasaxsnelad romis san lorencos jurRmulebSi. aRniSnul<br />
centrs man daarqva „bavSvTa saxli“ da Tavisi programa daafuZna im dakvirvebebsa<br />
da gamokvlevebze, romelic mis mier eqsperimentis saxiT iqna<br />
Catarebuli. montesoris dakvirvebiT ymawvilebi ukeTesad swavlobdnen<br />
saxlis msgavs, myudro garemoSi, romelic savsea bavSvis ganviTarebisaTvis<br />
Sesabamisi masaliT, rac xels uwyobs motivirebuli, damoukidebeli<br />
msmenelis zrdas.<br />
� ra xdis montesoris meTods unikalurs?<br />
� midgoma. „bavSvisadmi, rogorc Tanasworisadmi srulyofili“<br />
midgoma. bavSvi imsaxurebs pativiscemas rogorc calke pirovneba<br />
da unikaluri arseba. bavSvebTan gamoiyeneba zrdilobiani<br />
ena, dabali xma da sasiamovno toni. maswavleblebi an mSoblebi<br />
usmenen mets da saubroben naklebs.<br />
� garemo. „bavSvis gazrdisaTvis aucilebeli garemo“. mTeli saswavlo<br />
garemo - oTaxi, wignebi, rveulebi da sxvadasxva saxis saswavlo<br />
masalebi da socialuri klimati moswavles (msmenels, Semswavlels)<br />
unda exmarebodes damoukideblad SeZlos swavla. Cven bav-<br />
Svebi unda vuzrunvelyoT mowesrigebuli sivrciT da saswavlo
masalebiT, rac gakeTebuli unda iyos iseTi dizainiT, romelic<br />
bavSvs swavlis procesSi mSvid fsiqologiur garemos Seuqmnis.<br />
� wesrigi. bavSvebs vaswavloT da CavunergoT, rom garemo sivrce<br />
sufTad Seinaxon da yvelaferi Tavis adgilze daalagon. hqondeT<br />
mowesrigebuli dRis reJimi, romelic aseve uzrunvelyofs wesrigs.<br />
msgavsi wesrigi exmareba ymawvilebs ukeT Seicnon TavianTi<br />
samyaro. roca bavSvebi iTviseben wesrigs cdiloben ganaxorcielon<br />
igi maT garSemo. Zlieri SemTvisebluri wesrigi iZleva Zalas<br />
da rwmenas gadalaxon yvelaferi rac ki maT SexvdebaT.<br />
� montesoris masalebi. doqtor maria montesoris dakvirvebiT<br />
bunebaSi arsebobs uamravi sagani, romlebzec Sexeba bavSvebs siamovnebT,<br />
ubiZgebs maT gaakeTon multisensoruli, Tanmimdevruli<br />
da TviTkoreqtuli masalebi rac xels uwyobs praqtikuli<br />
unarebisa da abstraqtuli ideebis gamomuSavebas. montesoris<br />
masalebi farTod moipoveba onlainSi (internetSi). zogadad,<br />
bavSvebisTvis gamosakvlevi obieqtebi unda iyos martivi,<br />
fokusirebuli da Cveulebriv bunebrivi. eleqtronuli mowyobilobebi,<br />
televizori da lamazi Temebi yuradRebas gadaataninebs<br />
bavSvs Tavisi ganzraxvidan, romelic aris koncentrirebuli<br />
da fokusirebulia erT saganze. cnobilia, rom xeli mWidrod<br />
aris dakavSirebuli tvinis ganviTarebasTan, bavSvebs sWirdebaT<br />
xeliT Seexon da gamoikvlion maT irgvliv yvelaferi:<br />
formebi, feri, temperatura da a.S. rasac isini ecnobian, ara<br />
marto maswavleblebis yurebiT an teleekraniT, romlebic maT<br />
am aRmoCenebis Sesaxeb uambobs.<br />
� maswavlebeli. montesoris meTodSi erT-erTi umniSvnelovanesi<br />
adgili uWiravs maswavlebels. Tavdapirvelad mas „direqtori“<br />
erqva. montesori maswavlebelis funqciebi warmodgenilia rogorc<br />
bavSvisaTvis saWiro da aucilebeli garemos Semqmneli,<br />
resursi piri, demonstratori, TiToeuli bavSvis qcevisa da<br />
zrdis zedmiwevniT damkvirvebeli. montesori maswavlebeli yovelTvis<br />
cdilobs bavSvSi gaaRviZos TviTmotivacia. bavSvebs<br />
surT swavla da kvleva. koncentracia viTardeba. roca bavSvebi<br />
arian TviTmotivirebulebi. rodesac adamianebs SeuZliaT fokusireba<br />
raime davalebaze, isini xdebian wynari da koncentrirebulebi.<br />
montesori maswavlebeli arasodes ecdeba bavSvze<br />
iZalados an Seawyvetinos mas, romlis yuradReba mTlianad<br />
gadatanilia mis saqmianobaze.<br />
montesoris am oTxi miznis misaRwevad, ganTlebis maswavleblebs,<br />
mSoblebs, an mzrunvelebs sWirdebaT Secvalon TavianTi tradiciulad<br />
miRebuli paradigmebi:<br />
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� tradiciuli meTodi:<br />
bavSvze dominireba<br />
bavSvis kontroli<br />
wesrigis damyareba garedan<br />
swavlebis koncefciebi<br />
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� montesoris meTodi:<br />
dakvirveba<br />
garemos kontroli<br />
wesrigis gamowveva Signidan<br />
xelSewyoba mimarTuli gamocdilebaze<br />
vfiqrobT, montesoris meTodi, romelsac warmatebiT iyeneben<br />
aSS-s saganmanaTleblo sistemaSi, Cvens SemTxvevaSi ki skolamdel dawesebulebaSi,<br />
aucileblad gamoadgeba qarTvel pedagogebs, rogorc skolaSi,<br />
aseve skolamdel dawesebulebebsa da saojaxo aRzrdaSi.
PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
Tamar javaxiSvili<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
iakob gogebaSvilis dedaenis anbanis<br />
fsiqologiuri safuZvlebi<br />
i. gogebaSvilis dedaenis dasawyisi nawili - anbani SeviswavleT<br />
kontent-analizis meTodiT. am meTodiT teqstis Sinaarsobrivi da<br />
struqturuli analiziT SesaZlebelia misi safuZvlebis, abstraqtuli<br />
modelis, mkiTxvelze zegavlenis moxdenis faruli miznebis Sesaxeb<br />
sarwmuno varaudis gamoTqma. misi gamoyenebis ZiriTadi sferoa humanitaruli<br />
da socialuri mecnierebani. fsiqologiaSi kontent-analizis<br />
meTodi gamoiyeneba ori saxiT: pirveli, rogorc damxmare meTodi saubris,<br />
anketis, proeqciuli meTodebiT mopovebuli masalis damuSavebisas<br />
da meore, garkveuli pirobebis dacviT is gamoiyeneba rogorc Ziri-<br />
Tadi, damoukidebeli meTodi, gansakuTrebiT warsulSi Seqmnili teqstebis<br />
siRrmiseuli analizisaTvis, rac sxva meTodebisaTvis miuwvdomelia<br />
(Википедия 2010).<br />
kontent-analizis meTodiT i. gogebaSvilis deda enis anbanis Seswavlis<br />
Sedegebi da analizi: 1. anbanSi warmodgenilia 31 suraTi, maT<br />
qveS miwerilia suraTze gamosaxuli obieqtis saxeli da calkeuli<br />
sityvebi romlebic Seicaven Sesaswavl asobgeras. suraTze gamoxatuli<br />
sagnis dasaxeleba jer mocemulia mTliani sityvis saxiT, Semdeg marcvlebis<br />
saxiT, Semdeg ki ganmxoloebuli asoebis saxiT. anbanis sawyisi<br />
oTxi suraTis qveS mocemulia or asobgeriani marcvali pirdapiri da<br />
Sebrunebuli saxiT: pirvel suraTTan ai, ia; meoresTan - ax, xa da ex, xe;<br />
mesamesTan is, si; meoTxesTan em, me; momdevno 27 suraTis Tanmxleb teqstSi<br />
aseTi ram aRara gvxvdeba.<br />
specialur gamokvlevebSi aRniSnulia, rom bavSvis aRqma da Sesabamisad<br />
sametyvelo ganviTarebac dasawyisSi difuziur-mTlianobiTi xasiaTisaa.<br />
d. uznaZe aRniSnavs, rom metyvelebis dasawyisi fazisi bavSvis<br />
cxovrebis pirvelsave periodSi unda veZioT (uznaZe 1967:191).<br />
axalSobilisTvis damaxasiaTebelia wminda subieqturi, „solifsuri“,<br />
aradiferencirebuli, yovelgvar Sinaarss moklebuli Zilismagvari<br />
mdgomareoba, romelSic TandaTan, sifxizlis momentebSi xdeba diferenciacia<br />
da iwyeba garedan momdinare bgerebze reagireba. kanestrinis<br />
gamokvlevis mixedviT, jer kidev Svidi dRis bavSvi dedis Cur-<br />
Culsa da ucxo adamianis xmaze gansxvavebulad reagirebs. ori sami Tvidan<br />
ki es yvela bavSvTan xdeba (uznaZe 1967:101). am droidan smeniTi gam-<br />
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Rizianeblis arsebobisas bavSvi wyvets sxva aqtivobas da „smenad iqceva“.<br />
amasTanave smeniTi gamRizianeblidan bavSvi upiratesobas aniWebs<br />
adamianis xmas. amas Tanamedrove gamokvlevebic adastureben: „bavSvis<br />
dabadebisTanave Tavis tvinis marcxena hemisfero imdenadaa ganviTarebuli,<br />
rom Cvils SeuZlia aRiqvas sxvisi laparaki da reagireba moaxdinos<br />
masze (Крайг 2002:275), xolo RuRunis da titinis periodebSi saartikulacio<br />
aparatis funqciobis tendeciis safuZvelze garemodan aRqmul<br />
difuziur-mTlianobiT smeniT STabeWdilebas aRqmis diferenciaciis<br />
donis Sesatyvisad gamoxataven bgeraTa kompleqsebis saSualebiT,<br />
romlebsac gamoTqvamen xan pirdapir da xan SebrunebiT (ai-ia, em-me...).<br />
2. anbanis sawyisi 13 suraTis Tanmxleb teqstebSi Warbobs sityvebi<br />
„ai“ da „es“. momdevno 18 suraTis Tanmxleb teqstebSi maTi raodenoba<br />
TandaTan mcirdeba. 12 teqstSi saerTod aRaraa mocemuli es sityvebi da<br />
mxolod 6 teqstSi gvxvdeba an erTi an meore.<br />
qarTveli bavSvis cxovrebis sawyis periodSi aRmzrdelis mier mas-<br />
Tan urTierTobaSi yvelaze xSirad xmarebuli sityva aris „ai“. am sityviT<br />
awynareben, anugeSeben, misTvis mimzidvel sagnebs uCveneben: „ai, movida<br />
deda“, „ai, uyure ra mogitane“; „ai, axla wagiyvan saseirnod“ da a. S.<br />
„ai-s“ gverdiT aseve didi sixSiriT ixmareba sityva „es“: „es Tojinaa“,<br />
„es deidaa“, „es ar SeiZleba“ da sxva. patara bavSvis mier SeZenili „pirveli<br />
codnebis“ did nawilSi Semonaxulia es sityvebi.<br />
3. anbanis sawyisi cxra suraTis qvemoT mocemulia Sesaswavli<br />
asobgerebis Semcveli calkeuli sityvebi. maT qvemoT ganlagebulia or<br />
sityviani winadadebebi, romelTa ricxvi TandaTan izrdeba. meaTe sura-<br />
Tidan Cndeba samsityviani winadadebebi. maTi raodenobac TandaTan izrdeba<br />
da ocdameSvide suraTidan teqstebi mxolod samsityviani winadadebebisagan<br />
Sedgeba. bolo 31-e suraTTan teqstis bolo winadadeba<br />
ukve xuTsityviania.<br />
aRsaniSnavia isic, rom suraTebis Tanmxleb teqstebSi gaerTianebul<br />
winadadebebs Soris azriani kavSiri ar aris. isini ar hqmnian erTian<br />
siuJets, moTxrobas. asea bolo or dasaTaurebul teqstSic ki: vaJi loculobs<br />
da „Citi totzed hkidia“. aqac saTaursa da momdevno winadadebebsa<br />
da calke am winadadebebs Soris araviTari azriani kavSiri ar aris.<br />
im dros ki skolaSi 7-8 wlis bavSvebi midiodnen, romlebsac ufro vrceli<br />
moTxrobebis, zRaprebis gageba da damaxsovreba SeeZloT.<br />
rogorc Cans, zemoT ganxilulis msgavsad, aqac i. gogebaSvilma<br />
garkveuli mizniT, saWirod miiCnia swavlis dawyebisas saswavlo masala<br />
anbani miewodebina ara ganviTarebis aqtualuri donis Sesatyvis, aramed<br />
ganviTarebis ukve gavlili gzis Sesatyvis fonze. amas adasturebs anbanSi<br />
iseTi sityvebic, rogoricaa „ava“, „kai avaa“ 7-8 wlisani ukve<br />
ZaRls „avas“ Tu „amus“ aRar eZaxis.<br />
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unebrivad Cndeba kiTxva: bavSvze ra saxis zegavlenas da misgan ra sasurvel<br />
reagirebas isaxavda miznad sityvebis da teqstebis aseTi SerCeva?<br />
mopovebuli masalis analizi gviCvenebs, rom i. gogebaSvilis „dedaenis“<br />
anbanis srul SesabamisobaSia skolamdel asakSi sametyvelo ganvi-<br />
Tarebis im gzasTan, romelic dadgenilia mecnierebis mier. pirveli wlis<br />
bolos bavSvi ukve warmoTqvams pirvel sityvebs, romlebsac erTsityvian<br />
winadadebas uwodeben, radgan masSi mocemulia moTxovnilebis dakmayofilebis<br />
survili, risi gaSlili saxiT gamoTqma pataras jer ar SeuZlia.<br />
meore wlis bolos Tavs iCens orsityviani da Semdeg sam, oTx da xuTsityviani<br />
winadadebebi, romlebSic ukve daculia ramdenime saxis gramatikuli<br />
wesi. d. uznaZe aRniSnavs, rom „bavSvis pirveli sityvebis safuZvlad<br />
ganwyoba unda vigulisxmoT.“ adreul asakSi „bavSvis sityva - ufro mis<br />
safuZvlad mdebare ganwyobas gulisxmobs, mis niadagze aRmocendeba, mas<br />
„niSnavs“ da yalibdeba garemos zemoqmedebis Sedegad bavSvis aqamde difuziuri<br />
aradiferencirebuli Sinagani samyaros mTlianobiTi fsiqofizikuri<br />
modifikaciisa da TandaTanobiTi mzardi diferenciaciis saxiT<br />
(uznaZe 1967:212). bavSvis pirveli sityvebi arc marto subieqtur mdgomareobas<br />
gamoxataven da arc obieqtur monacemebs asaxeleben: orive subieqturic<br />
da obieqturic - erTdroulad da ganuyrelad aris mocemuli<br />
bavSvis erTsityvian winadadebaSi, raTa SemdegSi urTierTs gamoeyvnen<br />
da calke Camokristaldnen“ (uznaZe 1967:127).<br />
skolamdel asakSi bavSvis sametyvelo ganviTarebis erTian, mTlianobiT<br />
safuZvelze miuTiTebs agreTve wignierebis emerjentuli koncefcia,<br />
romlis Tanaxmadac zepiri da weriTi metyvelebis Cvevebi aRmocendebian<br />
da viTardebian wlebis ganmavlobaSi dawyebuli Cvilobis<br />
asakidan da TandaTanobiT ixvewebian enobrivi ganviTarebis uwyveti<br />
procesis msvlelobaSi. amdenad zRaprebi, saubrebi, romelTac Cvilobidanve,<br />
jer kidev ametyvelebamde, ismenen patarebi, „nawerebi“, romlebsac<br />
axladfexadgmuli patarebi akeTben, rogorc ki xeli miuwvdebaT<br />
qaRaldsa da fanqarze, Tumca fanqris sworad daWeras jer verc ki<br />
axerxeben, anbanis gacnobamde skolamdelis mier sayvareli wignis<br />
„kiTxva“ ufrosebis monayoliT damaxsovrebuli teqstis Sesatyvisad,<br />
yvelaferi es sruliad safuZvlianad SeiZleba CaiTvalos qcevis iseTi<br />
formebis gamovlenad, rogoricaa kiTxva da wera (Крайг 2002:476).<br />
amrigad, yvelaferi, rac dedaenis anbanSia mocemuli mokled asaxavs<br />
bavSvis bunebriv sametyvelo ganviTarebas dabadebidan skolaSi<br />
wasvlamde. es masala pirvelklaselebisaTvis aRbeWdilia „nacnobobis<br />
romelobiT“, mogonebebis aRmZvrelia, ubiZgebs mas `gavlili cxovrebiseuli<br />
gakveTilebis“ gaxseneba gameorebisaken, xels uwyobs bavSvis<br />
sametyvelo ganviTarebis safuZvlad mdebare fiqsirebul ganwyobaTa<br />
aqtualizacias, swavlis qvezRurbluli procesebis amoqmedebas da bav-<br />
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Svis SemecnebiT unar-SesaZleblobebis srul mzaobaSi moyvanas im rTuli<br />
saswavlo aqtivobis ganxorcielebisaTvis, rasac kiTxvis, weris da<br />
zepiri metyvelebis aTviseba warmoadgens.<br />
4. anbanSi gvxvdeba ori erTnairi asobgeriani sityvebi, romlebSic<br />
asoTa gadaadgilebiT sityvis mniSvneloba icvleba (ax-xa, ox-xo, exxe...),<br />
sityvebi, romlebSic erTidaigive asoebisagan Semdgar bgeraTa<br />
kompleqsSi CarTulia mxolod erTi gansxvavebuli aso sityvis dasawyisSi,<br />
SuaSi an boloSi da sityvis mniSvnelobac Sesabamisad gansxvavebulia<br />
(kari, xari: uremi, iremi; Zma, Zna; axi, axa;..) ramdenime mniSvnelobis<br />
mqone sityvebiT Sedgenili da bavSvisaTvis Znelad gasagebi winadadebebi<br />
(zari, xami, xami mixa; ava, kai ava, vaso ava; neki TiTia, ai Sua TiTi, Ti-<br />
Ti asoa; xucuri cudad vici..) vfiqrobT, rom maTi CarTva teqstebSi<br />
garkveuli mizniT moxda, radgan SeuZlebelia imis daSveba, rom isedac<br />
mcire moculobis anbanSi i. gogebaSvili raimes Seitanda meqanikurad,<br />
gauazreblad.<br />
umcrosi saskolo asaki emTxveva cnebiTi azrovnebis ganviTarebis<br />
periods. d. uznaZe aRniSnavs, rom Tu aqamde sityvis mniSvnelobad ganwyoba<br />
rCeboda, cnebiTi azrovnebis ganviTarebis droidan sityvis mniSvneloba<br />
cnebas unda daefuZnos (uznaZe 1967: 212) rac xangrZlivi, rTuli<br />
procesia da aucileblad saWiroebs maswavleblisgan kvalificiur daxmarebas.<br />
sametyvelo ganviTarebis am Taviseburebis Sesatyvisad unda<br />
moxdes wera-kiTxvis arsis, daniSnulebis gansazRvra. marTalia kiTxva<br />
saWiroebs fonetikis aTvisebas da grafemebis dekodirebis Cvevebis gamomuSavebas,<br />
wera ki asoebis dawerisaTvis saWiro faqizi motorikis ganviTarebas,<br />
magram wera-kiTxvis arsi da daniSnuleba maT kargad SesrulebaSi<br />
araa. wera-kiTxvis da zepiri metyvelebis arsi aris mosmenili Tu wakiTxuli<br />
teqstis azris, mniSvnelobis gageba, misi moqceva sakuTar sametyvelo<br />
formaSi da sxvisTvis gasagebad Tqma, an werilobiT gamoxatva.<br />
sakuTari sametyvelo enis ganviTarebaze zrunva unda daiwyos wera-kiTxvis<br />
sawyisi periodidanve (uznaZe 1967:540, Божович 1972:217).<br />
savaraudoa, rom anbanSi zemoT CamoTvlili sityvebisa da winadadebebis<br />
CarTvis mizani aris maswavleblis mier moswavleebisaTvis imis<br />
kargad gacnobiereba, rom wera-kiTxvis swavlisaTvis asoebis cnobisa<br />
da maTi sworad weris moTxovna ar aris TviTmizani, is mxolod saSualebaa<br />
wakiTxulis azris, mniSvnelobis gagebisaTvis, rom dauSvebelia meqanikurad,<br />
namdvili gagebis gareSe kiTxva da miTumetes daswavla. es<br />
sityvebi da winadadebebi maswavlebels saSualebas aZlevs skolaSi misvlis<br />
pirveli dReebidanve miaCvios moswavle sityvebis, winadadebebis<br />
azrsa da mniSvnelobaze dafiqrebas, sakuTari „mixvedrebis“ Semowmebas,<br />
SekiTxvis dasmas imis Sesaxeb, rac misTvis gasagebi ar aris. yovelive es<br />
xels Seuwyobs dakvirvebiT, yuradRebis sruli mobilizebiT kiTxvisa<br />
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da wakiTxulis mniSvnelobaSi CaRrmavebis Cvevis gamomuSavebas. am varaudis<br />
siswores gvidasturebs i. gogebaSvilis mimarTva maswavleblisadmi<br />
dedaenis winasityvaobaSi: „sityvebis kiTxvis dros maswavlebelma<br />
sastiki yuradReba unda miaqcios maszed, rom bavSvebi sityvebis hazrs,<br />
mniSvnelobas, Sinaarss gonebas adevnebdnen, rom igini ar mieCvion uazro,<br />
meqanikur kiTxvasa. frazebis kiTxvis dros igi ar unda iTxovdes<br />
bavSvebisgan angariSsa, razed aris laparaki da ra aris naTqvami. maswavlebelma<br />
unda moiTxovos moswavlisgan gvariani kiTxvis kanonebis sastiki<br />
dacva... gonebiTi vneba uazrod gaugebarad, TuTiyuSiviT gazepirebisa<br />
- am pedagogiis winaaRmdegi Cveulebisa xom kidev momatebulia“<br />
(gogebaSvili 1876:111).<br />
i. gogebaSvilis es saukunenaxevris win naTqvami sityvebi exmianeba<br />
Cvens qveyanaSi ganaTlebis mimdinare reformis moTxovnebs da dadasturebulia<br />
Tanamedrove fsiqologiuri gamokvlevebiT, romlebSic aRniSnulia,<br />
rom meqanikuri daswavla dazepirebiT miiReba formaluri<br />
codna, rac gonebriv-pirovnul ganviTarebaze uaryofiTi zemoqmedebis<br />
gamo uaresia, vidre mTlad ucodinroba (Божович 1972:182).<br />
literatura:<br />
� gogebaSvili 1876: i. gogebaSvili, deda ena. tfilisi, 1876.<br />
� uznaZe 1967: d. uznaZe, Sromebi. t. 5. Tbilisi, 1967.<br />
� Крайг 2002: Т. Крайг, Психология развития. Санкт-Петербург, 2002.<br />
� Божович 1972: Изучение мотывации поведения детей и подростков. Под<br />
ред. Л. И. Божович и Д. В. Благонадежиной, М., 1972.<br />
� http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Контент-анализ<br />
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PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
izolda buxuleiSvili<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
mozardebSi nebisyofis TviTaRzrdis sakiTxisaTvis<br />
bolo xanebSi, Cvens qveyanaSi ganaTlebis sistema arsebiTad icvleba<br />
rogorc formiT, aseve SinaarsiT. Semovida da dainerga bevri novatoruli<br />
idea. qveyana gaxda evropuli saganmanaTleblo konvenciebis<br />
wevri, ramac SesaZlebeli gaxada CvenTvis manamde ucnobi, Tumca evropis<br />
mowinave qveynebSi karga xnis aprobirebuli siaxleebis Semotana.<br />
dRes, rodesac CvenSi mimdinareobs saskolo reforma, saubroben moswavleze<br />
orientirebuli swavlebis Sesaxeb. es aris saswavlo garemo, romelic<br />
gzas uxsnis moswavleTa urTierTobasa da urTierTqmedebas. moswavleebi<br />
aqtiurad monawileoben gadawyvetilebis miRebaSi; pasuxismgebelni<br />
arian TavianT qcevaze, swavlaze; isini motivirebulni da CarTulni arian<br />
swavlis procesSi; maswavleblebi moswavleTa codnis Sefasebisas iyeneben<br />
sxvadasxva mravalferovan meTodebs da a. S (jafariZe 2000:8).<br />
gansakuTrebuli yuradReba eTmoba da TandaTanobiT mkvidrdeba<br />
swavla-aRzrdis aqtiuri formebi da meTodebi. isini efuZnebian dialogur<br />
urTierTobebs, muSaobis diskusiur formebs. dialogi moswavlesa<br />
da maswavlebels, moswavlesa da Tanatolebs, moswavlesa da mSobels<br />
Soris exmareba mozards TviTgamoxatvaSi, sakuTari Zalebis rwmenis<br />
gamomuSavebaSi, adamianTa Soris dadebiTi urTierTobis damyareba-<br />
Si. aseTi urTierTobis mizania gamoiwvios moswavlis Sinagani „me“-s aqtivoba,<br />
aRZras masSi Sinagani, anu sakuTar TavTan dialogi, intrakomunikacia.<br />
swored Sinagan dialogSi yalibdeba damokidebuleba, pirovnebis<br />
subieqturi pozicia. cnobilia, rom adamiani rogorc pirovneba vi-<br />
Tardeba mxolod TviTCaRrmavebis, TviTSegnebis, Sinagani Rirebulebebisa<br />
da Zalebis meSveobiT. da, bolos, garegani urTierTobis Sinagani<br />
dialogiT Secvala TviTaRzrdis meqanizmebis aucilebeli CarTviTac<br />
gamoirCeva (doRonaZe 2000:31).<br />
TviTaRzrda adamianis iseTi aqtivobaa, romelic mimarTulia sakuTari<br />
personis, sakuTari „me“-s Secvlisa da srulyofisaken. igi aris<br />
mizanmimarTuli, Segnebuli da sistematuri srulqmna sakuTari Tavisa.<br />
TviTaRzrda iseve ganuyofelia aRzrdisagan, rogorc TviTcnobiereba<br />
- cnobierebisagan. urTierTdamokidebuleba aRzrdasa da TviTaRzrdas<br />
Soris ase SeiZleba Camoyalibdes: aRzrda aRsazrdelsac gulisxmobs<br />
da aRmzrdelsac, maSin, roca TviTaRzrdis SemTxvevaSi aRmzrdelic da
aRsazrdelic erTi da igive pirovnebaa. igi sakuTar Tavzea mimarTuli.<br />
Tanamedrove axalgazrdis warmatebiT aRzrda gaioldeba, Tu aRmzrdelobiT<br />
procesSi CavrTavT, Tavad aRsazrdelis mcdelobas - gaiumjobesos<br />
da srulyos sakuTari Tavi. amdenad, TviTaRzrda pirovnebis<br />
fizikur-fsiqikur-goniTi formirebisa da srulyofis erT-erTi<br />
aucilebeli pirobaa.<br />
TviTsrulyofisaken swrafvas xangrZlivi istoria aqvs. TviTaRzrda<br />
da TviTsrulyofa Zveli da Tanac marad axali formebia. isini<br />
dResac uaRresad aqtualuria. es sakiTxebi adamians im droindan aRelvebs,<br />
ra droidanac man sakuTari Tavis gacnobiereba daiwyo, anu, roca<br />
dasva kiTxva: „vin var me, rogorc adamiani?“. am problemiT jer kidev antikuri<br />
xanis filosofosebi dainteresdnen. sailustraciod sakmarisia<br />
gavixsenoT sokrates cnobili gamoTqma: „Seican Tavi Seni“, romelic<br />
ara marto TviTSemecnebas gulisxmobs, aramed, garkveuli azriT, Tvi-<br />
TaRzrdis saWiroebasac. saqme is aris, rom roca sokrate sakuTari Tavis<br />
Semecnebas moiTxovda adamianTagan, igi marto codnaze (sibrZneze)<br />
ki ar amaxvilebda yuradRebas, aramed sikeTezec, anu zneobazec, ramdenadac<br />
mas miaCnda, rom codna aris sikeTisa da, saerTod, zneobis safuZveli<br />
(mcodne kaci ar SeiZleba ar iyos keTilic, fiqrobda sokrate). aqedan<br />
gamomdinare, is, vinc aRmoaCenda, rom aklda codna, unda ezruna mis<br />
gafarToebazec, rac imavdroulad iqneboda zrunva, swrafva srulyofisaken<br />
(Бухулейшвили 1986:4).<br />
pedagogiur, fsiqologiur da filosofiur literaturaSi mniSvnelovani<br />
adgili eTmoba TviTaRzrdas, rogorc pirovnebis aqtivobis<br />
kvlevis umniSvnelovanes aspeqts. mecnierebma Seiswavles TviTaRzrdis<br />
roli pirovnebis Camoyalibebis sistemaSi, ganixiles TviTaRzrdis motivebi;<br />
damuSavebulia TviTaRzrdis saSualebebi da meTodebi, specialuri<br />
kvlevebia Catarebuli TviTsrulyofis moTxovnilebis Sesaswavlad,<br />
TviTganaTlebis xerxebis dasadgenad (areti, kovaliovi, ruvinski,<br />
suxomlinski, quCuaSvili) da a. S. (Бухулейшвили 1986:6).<br />
TviTaRzrda da TviTaRzrdis roli pirovnebis formirebaSi arasodes<br />
iseTi aqtualuri ar gamxdara CvenSi, rogorc axla aris. da es<br />
imitom, rom arasodes adamianis Tavisufal nebas, mis niWs, unars da SesaZleblobebs<br />
ganviTarebis aseTi pirobebi ar hqonia adre. totalitaruli<br />
reJimi da marTvis avtokratiuli meTodebi arc adamianis pirovneuli<br />
SesaZleblobebis gaSlis saTanado pirobebs qmnida da arc maTi<br />
gamovlenis saSualebas iZleoda. mxolod Tavisufali da demokratiuli<br />
qveyana iZleva pirovnebis sulier SesaZleblobaTa gaSlisa da realizaciis<br />
srul SesaZleblobas, mxolod aseTi qveyana zrdis damoukdieblad<br />
moazrovne da Tavis Tavze damyarebul moqalaqes, eZebs harmoniuli<br />
ganviTarebis optimalur gzebs. erT-erTi aseTi gzaa TviTaRzrda,<br />
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aRzrdisa da TviTaRzrdis urTierTSexameba (doRonaZe 2000:132).<br />
cnobilia, rom TviTaRzrdas metnaklebad yoveli adamiani mimar-<br />
Tavs, Zlieri nebisyofis adamiani iqneba igi, Tu susti. apriorulad SeiZleba<br />
iTqvas, rom warmatebas am saqmeSi advilad isini aRweven, vinc<br />
Zlieri nebisyofiT gamoirCeva. amitomac, TviTaRzrdis efeqtianoba<br />
rom gaizardos, nebisyofis gamomuSavebasa da ganmtkicebaze zrunvaa<br />
saWiro, miT umetes, rom bavSvi dasawyisSi impulsuri qcevis subieqtia<br />
da ara nebelobiTi qcevis.<br />
problema aq ase ikveTeba: rogor vaqcioT bavSvi impulsuri qcevis<br />
subieqtidan nebismieri qcevis subieqtad, an sxvanairad: rogor gamovumuSavoT<br />
mas nebisyofa. am sakiTxze metad saintereso kvleva aqvs Catarebuli<br />
qarTuli fsiqologiuri skolis cnobil mkvlevars, prof. S.<br />
CxartiSvils, romelic aRniSnavs: yvela SemTxvevaSi bavSvi mainc bavSvi<br />
rCeba da misi qcevis ZiriTad wyaros aqtualuri moTxovnileba warmoadgens.<br />
mas jer kidev ar SeuZlia iseTi nebismieri qcevis ganxorcieleba,<br />
romelic imave dros impulsuric ar iqneba da mis romelime moTxovnilebasac<br />
ar miawvdis sazrdos. iseTi qceva, romelic erTsa da imave<br />
dros impulssac emyareba da nebisyofasac, aqtualur moTxovnilebasac<br />
pasuxobs da qcevis SesaZlo Sedegis obieqtur Rirebulebasac iTvaliswinebs.<br />
igi miznis Sinaarssa da mis realizacias eswrafvis. amas Cven ormag<br />
qcevas anu orbunebian qcevas vuwodebT da nebisyofis gamomuSavebis<br />
saqmeSi gansakuTrebul mniSvnelobas vaniWebT, aRniSnavs S. CxartiSvili.<br />
dasawyisSi wamyvan rols moTxovnilebis subieqti asrulebs, magram Semdeg<br />
TandaTanobiT izrdeba nebisyofis subieqtis xvedriTi wona da bolos es<br />
ukanaskneli imden ZalRones iZens, rom iqvemdebarebs Sinagan impulsebs,<br />
TavisTavze iRebs qcevis regulaciis saqmes da aqtualur moTxovnilebebs<br />
udroo da uadgilo dakmayofilebis SesaZleblobas arTmevs. ormagbunebiani<br />
qceva, aRniSnavs S. CxartiSvili, romleSic nebisyofis subieqti wamyvan<br />
rols asrulebs, mozardis yoveldRiuri cxovrebis Cveulebrivi movlena<br />
xdeba. am dros igi arc sindisis qenjnas grZnobs da arc mtkivneul Zalisxmevas<br />
(CxartiSvili 1974:242).<br />
Cven orbunebian qcevas warmatebiT viyenebdiT mozardTa, gansakuTrebiT<br />
`rTul` mozardTa aRzrdis saqmeSi. garegnulad SeiZleba<br />
ucvleli darCes yvelaferi, magram saWiroa TviTon mozardi ise ganvawyoT,<br />
rom igi rogorc qcevis subieqti, mobrundes da dainteresdes<br />
im Sedegebisaken, romelic aqtivobis dasrulebis Semdeg darCeba, rogorc<br />
garkveuli Rirebulebis matarebeli movlena. swored am Sedegebis<br />
Rirebulebaa, romelic mozardma, motivad unda gaixados, xolo misi<br />
miRweva da mopoveba miznis Sinaarsad aqcios. saWiroa, rom aRmzrdelma,<br />
rogorme es SesaZlo motivi da mizani daanaxos da miaRebinos<br />
bavSvs. am SemTxvevaSi, bavSvis mxridan naklebia winaaRmdegoba, miT ume-<br />
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tes, rom amis gamo, igi, rogorc moTxovnilebis subieqti, arafers kargavs.<br />
piriqiT, zogierTi mozardi siaxaruls ganicdis imis gamo, rom<br />
ufrosebis mosawon saqmes akeTebs. igi advilad ajerebs Tavs, rom moqmedebs<br />
ara sakuTari moTxovnilebis dasakmayofileblad, aramed imis<br />
gasakeTeblad, rac Rirebulad miaCniaT garSemo myof ufrosebs. ase SeiZleba<br />
gavakeTebinoT moswavleebs sazogadoebrivad misaRebi, sasargeblo<br />
saqmeebi, da amas mivaRwioT iseTi subieqturi Rirebulebebis<br />
mqone motivaciis safuZvelze, rogoricaa: damoukideblobis, didobis,<br />
prestiJisa da sxva sociogenuri moTxovnilebebi (Бухулеишвили 1986:25).<br />
amasTan, ufrosebTan erTad, SeTanxmebulad, sxvadasxva saqmeebis<br />
dagegmva da ganxorcieleba aRniSnuli moTxovnilebebis realizaciis saSualebacaa.<br />
„modiT, erTad vifiqroT“, „Tqveni azriT, rogor ajobebs?“,<br />
„sityva Tqvenzea“ - aseTi mimarTvebiT msjelobaSi aRmzrdeli moswavlis<br />
pirovnebisadmi pativiscemas, misi Zalebisadmi rwmenas amJRavnebs.<br />
ra unda gaakeTos aRmzrdelma am mimarTulebiT?<br />
mozardebTan muSaobisas gansakuTrebuli yuradReba unda daeTmos<br />
maT orientacias zneobriv Rirebulebebze, TviTsrulyofis moTxovnilebis<br />
aqtualizacias, adekvaturi TviTSefasebis SemuSavebasa da TviTaRzrdis<br />
socialur-pedagogiurad gamarTlebuli meTodebiTa da xerxebiT<br />
aRsazrdelTa SeiaraRebas.<br />
Tu pedagogi mozardebs TviTaRzrdis Sesaxeb Teoriuli xasiaTis<br />
saubrebs utarebs (gakveTilze an arasagakveTilo dros), es saubari unda<br />
iyos uaRresad saintereso, emociurad datvirTuli da magaliTebiT<br />
gajerebuli. moswavleebs unda mieniSnoT is zneobrivi idealebi da nimuSebi,<br />
romelTa mixedviTac SeiZleba warimarTos TviTaRzrda. roca<br />
saqme misabaZ nimuSebs exeba, mozardebi xSirad aseTad literaturul an<br />
kinogmirebs iReben. magram am gmirebisadmi mibaZvasac aqvs ori mxare:<br />
garegnuli da Sinagani. mTavaria misabaZ subieqtTan ara garegnuli<br />
msgavseba, aramed am gmiris zneobrivi saxis mibaZva, swored aq aris saWiro<br />
pedagogis frTxili da taqtiani Careva.<br />
aRmzrdelebi mozardebs xSirad unda esaubrebodnen nebisyofis<br />
TviTaRzrdis mniSvnelobaze, qveynis istoriidan Tu mxatvruli literaturidan<br />
mouyvanon magaliTebi rogorc Zlieri, ise susti nebisyofis<br />
adamianebis Sesaxeb. aRuweron ramdenad mSiSrebi da laCrebi arian<br />
susti nebisyofis adamianebi, an piriqiT, gmirobisa da vaJkacobis ra saintereso<br />
magaliTebs gviCveneben Zlieri nebisyofisa da mtkice xasia-<br />
Tis adamianebi. cxadia, yoveli aseTi saubari nebisyofis TviTaRzrdisadmi<br />
ganawyobs mozards, magram yvelaze did efeqts masze mainc TanamedroveTa<br />
magaliTi moaxdens (doRonaZe 2000:318).<br />
arc is unda dagvaviwydes, Tu rogor srulyves TavianTi Tavi swored<br />
Zlieri nebisyofis iseTma genialurma adamianebma, rogorebic iy-<br />
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vnen, vTqvaT, goeTe da tolstoi.<br />
cnobilia, rom goeTe 35 wlamde nevrasTeniki iyo, iTvleboda mZime<br />
adamianad, fiqrobda TviTmkvlelobaze da saamiso mcdelobac xSirad<br />
hqonda. erTi sityviT, srul mowifulobamde igi janmrTeli ar iyo arc<br />
sulierad da arc fizikurad. magram dadga gardatexis periodi da nacnob-megobrebi<br />
goeTes axasiaTebdnen rogorc gawonasworebul, mSvid,<br />
optimist, sicocxlis moyvarul da praqtikulad janmrTel adamians.<br />
metic, igi imdenad Seicvala, rom bevri mas axasiaTebda rogorc Tovliani<br />
mwvervaliviT civ, ugrZnobel, olimpiurad mSvid pirovnebas. amas-<br />
Tan dakavSirebiT Tundac didi ilia WavWavaZe gavixsenoT: „ara, ar miyvars<br />
myinvari. myinvari did getes (goeTes) magonebs da Tergi ki mrisxane<br />
da Seupovar bairons!“<br />
yvela am cvlilebaTa saidumlos Tavad goeTe asaxelebs Tavis avtobiografiul<br />
naSromSi „saubrebi“. es aris kargad mofiqrebuli Tvi-<br />
TaRzrdis sistema. 80 wlis goeTem aRiara, rom mas Semdeg, rac man gadawyvita<br />
TviTaRzrda, igi uqmad gatarebul oTx dResac ki ver gaixsenebs<br />
misi cxovrebidan. samwuxarod, igi srulad ar gadmoscems Tavis saaRmzrdelo<br />
sistemas, magram dRiurebidan mainc bevri sagulsixmo daskvnis<br />
gakeTeba SeiZleba.<br />
moviyvanoT nebisyofis TviTaRzrdis oriode detali zemoaRniSnuli<br />
naSromidan:<br />
� goeTe avadmyofurad ganicdida yovelgvar xmaurs da mkveTr sinaTles<br />
da, cxadia, es Tavis naklad miaCnda. TviTaRzrdis mizniT<br />
igi aiZulebda Tavs eseirna xmauriani sasule orkestris win, miuxedavad<br />
imisa, rom xmauri sastikad moqmedebda masze;<br />
� goeTes eSinoda simaRlis da mainc regularulad adioda eklesiis<br />
samreklos maRal koSkze.<br />
nervulma da agznebulma pirovnebam imas miaRwia, rom Zneli iyo misi<br />
wonasworobidan gamoyvana da es yvelaferi imis meoxebiT SeZlo, rom<br />
miznad daisaxa „sakuTari pirovnebis“ Seqmna.<br />
aranakleb sainteresoa meore geniosi moazrovnis tolstois Tvi-<br />
TaRzrdis sistema. rac, pirvel yovlisa, muSaobis swori organizaciiT gamoixata.<br />
igi wers, vidre 19 wlisa ar gavxdi, ar miwarmoebia dRiurebi, magram<br />
axla, raki miznad davisaxe sakuTari unarebis ganviTareba, saWirod miviCnie<br />
dRiurebis wera (Толстой 1977:358).<br />
swored dRiurebis saSualebiT akontrolebda tolstoi Tavisi unarebis<br />
ganviTarebas da eswrafvoda im naklis gamosworebas, romlebic<br />
TviTonve daafiqsira dRiurebSi (doRonaZe 2000:319).<br />
aseTi magaliTebi uamravia. xalxTa istoria gvidasturebs, rom didi<br />
adamianebi swored imitom iyvnen didebi, rom isini gansakuTrebul<br />
yuradRebas aqcevdnen TviTaRzrdas, yoveldRiurad zrunavdnen Tavi-<br />
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anTi Tavis srulyofasa da gakeTilSobilebaze.<br />
TviTaRzrdis procesis marTvisaTvis SeiZleba gamoiyenos pedagogma<br />
mravali xerxi, forma da meTodebi. misi ZiriTadi formebia: TviTmarTva,<br />
TviTorganizacia, TviTrealizacia.<br />
cxadia, TviTaRzrdis yoveli forma sxva formebTan erTad unda<br />
iyos Sejerebuli. unda aRiniSnos, rom TviTaRzrdaSi varjiSs, SeiZleba<br />
iTqvas, gadamwyveti mniSvneloba aqvs, roca mozardi cdilobs daeuflos<br />
garkveul moqmedebebsa da unar-Cvevebs, amis miRweva mas mxolod<br />
sistematuri varjiSiT SeuZlia. am ukanasknel periodSi farTod gamoiyeneba<br />
varjiSis iseTi specialuri forma, rogoricaa autotreningi, igi<br />
exmareba adamians Tavisi emociuri mdgomareobis regulirebis, usiamovno<br />
gancdebis acilebisa Tu fizikuri daRlilobis moxsnaSi; xels<br />
uwyobs mas urwmunoebis, morcxvobisa da gulmaviwyobis daZlevaSi. mas<br />
Semdeg, rac adamiani daeufleba autotrenings, SeuZlia ukeT da Tavisuflad<br />
marTos Tavi.<br />
autotreningi aris Segnebuli TviTregulaciis xerxTa nakrebi, romelsac,<br />
samwuxarod, adamianTa didi nawili specialurad arasodes swavlobs.<br />
arada, es aucilebelia, Tu gvinda, rom srulvyoT Cveni Tavi. amas-<br />
Tanave, man SeiZleba gamoiyenos iseTi saSualebebi, rogoricaa: TviTdarwmuneba,<br />
TviTvaldebuleba, TviTbrZaneba, TviTSTagoneba da a. S.<br />
yovelive zemoTqmulidan SeiZleba davaskvnaT: TviTaRzrda warmatebiT<br />
maSin SeiZleba ganxorcieldes, Tu mozardi gaicnobierebs Tvi-<br />
TaRzrdis mniSvnelobas, SeZlebs garkveuli miznebisa da amocanebis<br />
dasaxvas da aqtiurobas maTi realizaciisaTvis. TviTaRzrda moiTxovs<br />
sakuTari survilebis marTvas, nebisyofis gamomuSavebas, TviTaRzrdis<br />
gegmisa da programis meTodur ganxorcielebas da sxv.<br />
amasTan, mozardma Tvali unda adevnos sakuTari TviTaRzrdis Sedegianobas,<br />
saWiroa awarmoos dRiurebi, oRond es unda iyos ara dRis<br />
STabeWdilebebis fiqsireba, aramed e. w. „dRiuri angariSi“. anu TviTangariSi,<br />
rac saboloo jamSi, gulisxmobs TviTSefasebasac, TviTdakvirvebasac,<br />
TviTkontrolsac, TviTanalizsac da TviTkritikasac.<br />
dasasrul SevniSnavT: ramdenic ar unda vilaparakoT TviTaRzrdaze<br />
da mis sikeTeze, erTi ram mainc udavoa: TviTaRzrdis swori<br />
warmoeba, misi warmatebuloba SeuZlebelia kargad mofiqrebuli saaRmzrdelo<br />
sistemis gareSe.<br />
am sakiTxebze gansakuTrebuli yuradRebis gamaxvilebas moiTxovs<br />
dRevandeli cxovreba, romelic mogviwodebs veZeboT yovelmxriv ganviTarebuli,<br />
Tavisufali adamianis formirebis efeqturi formebi da<br />
meqanizmebi.<br />
danarTis saxiT warmovadgenT mozardebTan pedagogis muSaobis<br />
gegmas, samaxsovros, savarjiSoebs moswavleTaTvis.<br />
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nebisyofis gamomuSavebaze mozardebs esaubrebian cnobili qarTveli<br />
fsiqologebi<br />
unebisyofo adamiani arc TavisTvis varga da arc sazogadoebisaTvis.<br />
mas ar SeiZleba raime daakisro da bolomde endo. zogierTs hgonia,<br />
rom nebisyofa dabadebidan Tan dahyveba adamians, magramp misTvis bunebas<br />
ar miuniWebia igi.<br />
adamiani ar ibadeba gamomuSavebuli, mzamzareuli nebisyofiT. iseve<br />
rogorc codnis SesaZenad, nebisyofis mosapovebladac energiuli,<br />
dauRalavi muSaobaa saWiro.<br />
dakvirvebixarT, ra giSliT xels gaakeToT is, rac gevalebaT da<br />
TviTonac saWirod migaCniaT? yvelaze did dabrkolebas is moTxovnilebebi<br />
qmnis, romelnic udrood da uadgilod iCenen Tavs: mecadineobis<br />
dros swored TamaSi, garToba an gaseirneba ise mogindebaT, rom davalebis<br />
Sesrulebis saSualebas garTmevT. aseT rames Tavi rom daaRwioT,<br />
pirvel yovlisa, saWiroa sakuTari moTxovnilebani moawesrigoT da<br />
TiToeul maTgans Tavisi adgili miuCinoT.<br />
SimSili da wyurvili yvelaze Zlieri moTxvnilebebia, magram adamians<br />
SeuZlia isinic ki daimorCilos. marTlac, isini mxolod gansazRvrul<br />
dros iCenen Tavs.<br />
igive iTqmis TamaSis, garTobisa da sxva moTxovnilebebis Sesaxebac.<br />
Tu TamaSisaTvis garkveul dros gamohyof da yoveldRe mxolod am<br />
saaTebSi iTamaSeb, Semdeg, dRis sxva monakveTSi, TamaSi aRar mogindeba.<br />
Tu didi xnis manZilze yovelTvis erTsa da imave saaTebSi imecadineb,<br />
swavla moTxovnilebad gadageqceva da ise sasiamovno gaxdeba Sen-<br />
Tvis, rogorc axla TamaSi da garTobaa.<br />
moTxovnilebaTa aseTi mowesrigebis erTi yvelaze aucilebeli pirobaa<br />
reJimis dacva. mtkiced Tqvi: „sanam gakveTilebs ar davamzadeb, sxva<br />
rames ar gavakeTeb“ da Seasrule es sityva ise, rom gamonaklisi ar dauSva.<br />
nebisyofis erTi ZiriTadi Tavisebureba moTminebiTa da TavSekavebiT<br />
gamoixateba. saWiroa Tavi Seikavo da ar gaakeTo is, risi gakeTebac am<br />
wuTSi Zalian ginda, magram rasac, saerTod, arc SenTvis aqvs didi fasi<br />
da arc sxvisTvis. didi SoTa rusTaveli xom gvaswavlis: „rac ar gwaddes,<br />
igi qmen, nu sdev wadilTa nebasa!“<br />
Tu sistematurad ase moiqcevi, ramdenime Tvis Semdeg Seni moTminebisa<br />
da TavSekavebis unari erTiorad imatebs da darwmundebi, rom<br />
marTlac TviTon adamianebze yofila damokidebuli, eqneba Tu ara mas<br />
nebisyofa.<br />
aba, marto is rad eRireba, rom nebisyofasTan erTad gagimagrdeba<br />
sakuTari Tavis rwmena da bolos mtkice xasiaTis kaci dadgebi (CxartiSvili<br />
1964).<br />
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ogor ganvaviTaroT mexsiereba?<br />
� mexsierebis gaumjobesebis erT-erTi ZiriTadi saSualeba gameorebaa.<br />
gameorebisas Tavi ar gadaiRaloT. 40-45 wuTis Semdeg 15<br />
wuTi SeisveneT. kargia Zilis win, an adre diliT gameoreba.<br />
� Zalze efeqturia asociaciuri damaxsovrebis meTodi: wakiTxulidan<br />
raimes damaxsovrebisas faqtebi da aRwera ubralod ki ar<br />
unda daizepiroT, aramed maT TqvenTvis cnobili raime analogia<br />
unda mouZebnoT.<br />
� sasargebloa masalis azrobriv nawilebad dayofa. amasTan, unda<br />
gamoiyos mTavari da meorexarisxovani. gaiazreT dasamaxsovrebeli<br />
masala, araferi daimaxsovroT meqanikurad. damtkicebulia,<br />
rom azrobrivi maxsovrobis produqtuloba meqanikuri maxsovrobis<br />
produqtulobaze 2.5-jer metia.<br />
lev tolstoim WabukobaSi TavisTvis SeimuSava Semdegi wesebi:<br />
� is, rac dagegmilia Sesasruleblad, Seasrule, miuxedavad yvelafrisa;<br />
� rasac asruleb, kargad Seasrule;<br />
� maSinve nu Caxedav wigns, Tu raRac dagaviwyda, Seecade Sen Tvi-<br />
Ton moigono;<br />
� sistematurad aiZule Seni goneba imoqmedos mTeli ZalisxmeviT;<br />
� SeZlebisdagvarad Sen TviTon akeTe yvelaferi;<br />
� iyav kargi da nu ecdebi, rom es sxvebs gaagebino;<br />
� yvela adamianSi eZebe kargi mxare da ara cudi;<br />
� ecade yoveldRe raRaciT gamoxato Seni siyvaruli adamianebisadmi;<br />
� gqondes mizani mTeli cxovrebis. erTi wlis, Tvis, kviris, dRis,<br />
saaTisa da wuTisac. mudam anacvale dabali miznebi umaRless.<br />
TviTaRzrda TviTanaliziT iwyeba<br />
imisaTvis, rom kargad icnobde Tavs, saWiroa gulmodgine TviTanalizi,<br />
sakuTari Tavis detalurad Seswavlad. swored aqedan iwyeba Tvi-<br />
TaRzrda, TviTsrulyofa. sakuTari Tavis Semowmeba arasodes aris gvian,<br />
igi yovelTvis sasargebloa (Бухулеишвили 1986:146).<br />
sxvisi TvaliT<br />
� TviTanalizisas saWiroa sakuTar Tavs sxvebis TvaliT Sexedo. miaqcie<br />
yuradReba risTvis uyvarxar an ar moswonxar Sens garSemo<br />
myof adamianebs.<br />
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78<br />
� yuradRebiT mousmine Seni misamarTiT gamoTqmul kritikas. Tu<br />
vinmem SeniSvna mogca, ueWvelad dafiqrdi da Tu sami an meti adamiani<br />
gaZlevs erTsa da imave SeniSvnas, aRiare Seni nakli da ebrZole<br />
mas.<br />
� gansakuTrebiT yuradRebiT gaanalize is erTi da imave saxis Secdomebi,<br />
romelTac yovelTvis warumatebloba mohyveba xolme.<br />
� gaxsovdes uSecdomo adamiani ar arsebobs. SiSi ar dauSva. SiSi<br />
yvelaze didi Secdomaa. amis safuZvelze yalibdebian pasiuri,<br />
pesimisti adamianebi.<br />
� Seecade Secdoma aicdino, ar gaimeoro, aucileblad gaarkvie da<br />
gadalaxe misi mizezebi.<br />
yovel saRamos!<br />
� saWiroa mieCvio sakuTari qcevis Sefasebas. Sens yoveldRiur<br />
saqciels, moqmedebebs SeiZleba yoveldRiurad saRamos gaukeTo<br />
analizi. ra gakeTda dRis manZilze, rogor gakeTda, SeiZleboda<br />
Tu ara ukeTesad gakeTebuliyo, ram SeuSala xeli? es SeiZleba<br />
exebodes SeZenil codnas, gamomuSavebul Cvevebs, adamianebisaTvis<br />
gakeTebul sikeTes da a. S.<br />
� gaxsovdes! ar eZebo sxvebSi sakuTari marcxis mizezebi, nu daiwyeb<br />
Sens TavTan kukumalobanas TamaSs.<br />
� „rac mogiva daviTao, yvela Seni TaviTao“ - moigone xSirad es<br />
qarTuli andaza. problemis gadawyvetisas airCie yvelaze Rirseuli,<br />
keTilSobiluri gza (Бухулеишвили 1986:147).<br />
Seni Zala<br />
� Seni pirovnebis Zala kargad Cans, roca marTav Sens emociebs.<br />
� gabrazeben? - ar gabrazde! - daTvale 10-mde, an Caagone Tavs:<br />
wynarad, nu Cqarob! damSviddi!<br />
� udroo dros gacineben? - ar ixarxaro! ar SeiZleba, ara!<br />
� gezareba? - Tavs SeuZaxe - adeqi! gaakeTe! Caagone Tavs, rom samu-<br />
Sao sainteresoa, saWiroa, cota kidev da bolomde gaxval!<br />
dReSi mxolod erTxel<br />
� Tu cudi Cveva an Tviseba gaqvs da ginda misi gamosworeba, imoqmede<br />
ise, rom TandaTanobiT SezRudo naklovani mxare.<br />
� vTqvaT, Sen ficxi xar. kargi, iCxube, gabrazdi, oRond dReSi mxolod<br />
erTxel.<br />
� saerTod ki ecade iTamaSo mSvidi adamianis roli (Бухулеишвили
1986:145).<br />
mas moewoneboda?<br />
rodesac raimes wyvet, akeTeb, yovelTvis ifiqre, warmoidgine,<br />
rogor moewoneboda Seni qceva, qcevis Sedegi imas, visac did pativs<br />
scem cxovrebaSi, visac baZav, vinc Seni idealia. ras ityoda is, rogor<br />
Seafasebda Sens saqciels? (Бухулеишвили 1986:145).<br />
gavakeTeb piriqiT<br />
unda iswavlo sakuTari cudi Tvisebebis amoZirkva. amisaTvis unda<br />
imoqmedo am Tvisebebis sawinaaRmdegod, principiT _ „gavakeTeb piriqiT“.<br />
maSin yoveli dRe sakuTar Tavze gamarjvebis dRed geqceva<br />
(Бухулеишвили 1986:145).<br />
TviTaRzrdis procesSi gamoiyene:<br />
� TviTdarwmuneba - „es CemTvis aucilebelia, ise warmatebas ver<br />
miaRwev“; „es me SemiZlia!“;<br />
� TviTbrZaneba - „geyofa, adeqi!“, „daiwye muSaoba!“, „mainc Sev-<br />
Zleb“, „guls nu gaitex!“, „ar meSinia!“, „es ar gaakeTo!“, „Tavi Seikave!“<br />
(TviTbrZaneba unda iyos mokle, kategoriuli da mtkice);<br />
� aqtivobis TviTstimulireba:<br />
� me karg gunebaze var.<br />
� minda muSaoba.<br />
� es saqme did siamovnebas maniWebs.<br />
� me yvelaferi kargad gamomiva.<br />
� azrebi kargad muSaobs.<br />
� TviTSTagoneba. jer unda gansazRvro ramdenad STagonebadi xar.<br />
amisaTvis mieci Tavs davaleba: zixar skamze da warmoidgen - ra-<br />
Rac Zala gaqanavebs win da ukan. Tu mogeCvena, rom marTlac qanaob,<br />
kargi STagonebis unari gaqvs. Tu ara da, procedura gaimeore<br />
ramdenjerme, sanam ar miaRwev Sedegs. Semdeg SearCie frazebi<br />
TviTSTagonebisaTvis:<br />
� davisveneb xuT wuTs da Semdeg viqnebi karg formaSi.<br />
� minda dasveneba. me unda gamoviTiSo da movdunde.<br />
� 10 wuTis Semdeg mzad viqnebio samuSaod.<br />
� ar mciva!<br />
� me mSvidad var!<br />
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� doRonaZe 2000: doRonaZe TviTcnobierebis ganviTareba da Tvi-<br />
TaRzrda. monografia „skolaSi saaRzmrdelo muSaobis aqtualuri<br />
problemebi“. Tbilisi, 2000.<br />
� CxartiSvili 1974: S. CxartiSvili. ormagi qceva da aRzrdis problema.<br />
nebisyofis TviTaRzrda - aRzrdis socialuri fsiqologia.<br />
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� CxartiSvili 1974: S. CxartiSvili. prestiJis, Tavisuflebisa da<br />
damoukideblobis moTxovnilebebi da maTi aRzrdis gzebi gardamaval<br />
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1974.<br />
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активизации процесса самовоспитания педагогически запущенных<br />
подростков. Дис. Канд. Пед. Наук. Тбилиси, 1986.<br />
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PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
lali axalaZe, mixeil xananaSvili, manana CixlaZe<br />
alergologiis, asTmisa da klinikuri imunologiis instituti,<br />
i. beritaSvilis saxelobis fiziologiis instituti<br />
bioqimiuri maCveneblebis cvlilebebi fsiqogenuri stresis<br />
ganviTarebis sxvadasxva safexurze<br />
umaRlesi nervuli moqmedebis sxvadasxva saxis paTologiisa da<br />
organizmis homeostazis metaboluri procesebis kvlevis Seswavla Tanamedrove<br />
biologiisa da medicinis erT-erT mTavar aqtualur problemas<br />
warmoadgens. am problemis aqtualoba imiTaa ganpirobebuli, rom<br />
meoce saukunis dasasrulsa da ocdameerTe saukunis dasawyisisTvis metad<br />
gaxSirda lokaluri omebi, aviakatastrofebi, avto da sarkinigzo<br />
avariebi, miwisZvrebi, wyaldidobebi da sxva kataklizmebi. Sesabamisad,<br />
ara marto fizikuri tramvebi da organizmis tramviT gamowveuli gadaxrebi<br />
gaxSirda, aramed uamravi axali stresori, romlebmac gamoiwvies<br />
ra fsiqikuri tramva (stresi) da mniSvnelovani gavlena moaxdines neiro-endokrinul<br />
sferoze. gansakuTrebiT ki mniSvnelovania fsiqogenuri<br />
stresis, misi gamomwvevi mizezebis, ganviTarebis meqanizmebis<br />
kvlevisa da Ziebis sakiTxi.<br />
stresi yoveldRiuri cxovrebis ganuyofeli nawilia; fsiqologiuri<br />
da fizikuri stresorebi iwveven oganizmSi fiziologiur cvlilebebs,<br />
rac arRvevs homeostazs; aseTi darRvevebis sapasuxod ramodenime<br />
fiziologiuri meqanizmia dakavebuli homeostazis aRsadgenad, rasac<br />
„alostazi“ (McEwen 1998:33-34) ewodeba. Tumca darRvevis Semdgom biologiuri<br />
funqcia ubrundeba “normas” anu fonurs. stress SeiZleba<br />
hqondes xangrZlivi gavlena individze; specifikuri stresorebi (mag:<br />
Warbi sicive, varjiSi da sxva) aaqtiureben saerTo nevrologiur da fiziologiur<br />
qsels, rasac Tan axlavs diferenciul-fiziologiuri pasuxebi<br />
tvinis aqtivaciis paternebis CaTvliT, imunoreaqtiuloba, receptoruli<br />
eqspresia da neirotransmiteruli sekrecia (McEwen<br />
1998:502-548; Pacak 2001:502-548; Ghi 1995:104-107).<br />
fsiqogenuri stresi aRmocendeba fsiqikuri faqtorebis zemoqmedebis<br />
Sedegad, upirvelesad iZabeba is meqanizmebi, romlebic fsiqikur<br />
funqciebs ganapirobeben da pirveladad moqmedeben Tavis tvinis umaRles<br />
funqciebze, rogoricaa mexsiereba, motivacia, emocia, gadawyvetilebis<br />
miRebis procesi da sxva. stresis dros upirveles yovlisa amoqmeddeba<br />
organizmis damcvelobiTi, TviTmaregulirebeli da kompesa-<br />
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toruli meqanizmebi, romlebic aRniSnuli fsiqikuri funqciebis optimizaciis<br />
process uzrunvelyofen (Хананашвили 1998:13-16).<br />
Cvens mier, cxovelebze SemuSavebulia fsiqogenuri stresis iseTi<br />
originaluri modeli, romelic misi ganviTarebis sxvadasxva safexurze,<br />
Tavis tvinis kompesatoruli maCveneblebis gamovlenisa da registraciis<br />
saSualebas iZleva. aRniSnulidan gamomdinare, Cveni kvlevis<br />
mizans warmoadgens fsiqogenuri stresis ganviTarebis sxvadasxva safexurze<br />
qceviTi da emociuri maCveneblebis, sisxlSi hormonebisa da biologiurad<br />
aqtiuri nivTierebebis (kortizoli, glukoza, qolesterini)<br />
cvlilebebis Seswavla Semdegi meTodiT:<br />
1. cxovelebis emociuri mdgomareobis Sefasebis mizniT, gamoviyeneT<br />
„Ria velis“ (Hall 1934:385-403) da „prokonfliqturi“ (Korda 1986:121) testis<br />
meTodebi.<br />
2. fsoqogenuri modelirebisTvis gamoviyeneT aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis<br />
modificirebuli modeli (Хананашвили 1989) . fsiqogenuri stresis<br />
aRniSnuli modeli iZleva cxovelebze xangrZlivi fsiqogenuri stresis<br />
modelirebis saSualebas, ris fonzec SesaZlebelia cxovelebis sxvadasxva<br />
qceviTi maCveneblebis gansazRvra.<br />
3. imunofermentuli - glukooqsidazuri meTodi (Humani-is nakrebiT) -<br />
stresirebis Semdeg cxovelebs CautardaT dekapitacia da SevagroveT ma-<br />
Ti sisxlis nimuSebi bioqimiuri (kortizoli, glukoza, qolesterini) maCveneblebis<br />
koncentraciis gansasazRvrad. sisxlSi aRniSnuli maCveneblebis<br />
done ganisazRvra imunofermentuli - glukooqsidazuri meTodiT.<br />
kvleva Catarebulia 200-250 gr. wonis mamrobiTi sqesis 60 TeTr<br />
laboratoriul virTagvaze. cxovelebi dayofili iyo or jgufad: I<br />
jgufis cxovelebs (sacdeli virTagvebi) CautardaT fsiqogenuri<br />
stresis modelireba, Semdegi sqemiT:<br />
� pirvel pirobiT signalze (metronomi-2hc) aqtiuri ganridebis<br />
reaqciis gamomuSaveba da ganmtkiceba.<br />
� or pirobiT signalze (metronomi-2hc; toni-500hc) aqtiuri ganridebis<br />
reaqciis gamomuSaveba da ganmtkiceba.<br />
� ori aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis 14 dRiani erTdrouli testireba<br />
gelermanis stoqasturi programis Sesabamisad.<br />
II jgufis cxovelebze (intaqturi virTagvebi) SeviswavleT qcevi-<br />
Ti da emociuri maCveneblebi `Ria velisa” da `prokonfliqturi” testiT;<br />
Sesabamisad, amave cxovelebSic ganisazRvra sisxlSi aRniSnuli bioqimiuri<br />
maCveneblebis koncentraciis done.<br />
xangrZlivi fsiqogenuri stresis modelirebisas cxovelebis mier<br />
gamovlenili qcevis analizma gviCvena, rom gansxvavebuli sirTulis eqsperimentis<br />
pirobebSi, virTagvebis qceva Tvisobrivad ar icvleba, ad-<br />
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gili aqvs qceviT aqtebs Soris Tanafardobis Secvlas. kerZod, pirvel<br />
pirobiT signalze metronomze – aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis gamomu-<br />
Savebisa da daswavlis kriteriumis misaRwevad cxovels dasWirda 120-<br />
160 SeuRleba (6-8 dRe) (sur. 1).<br />
virTagvisTvis ucnob garemoSi, misTvis uCveulo gamRizianeblis<br />
pirobebSi cxovelis winaSe dgeboda Tavdacvis amocana, mas Tavidan unda<br />
aecilebina eleqtruli denis mtkivneuli zemoqmedeba; yovelive es<br />
dakavSirebuli iyo gadawyvetilebis miRebasTan, emociuri daZabulobis<br />
zrdasTan. eqsperimentis am etapze, qceviTi maCveneblebis Sedarebisas<br />
dominirebda vertikaluri dgomebi, misi xangrZlivoba mTeli eqsperimentis<br />
dros (4.7%±2.3)-s Seadgenda; „grumingis“ xangrZlivobis maCvenebeli<br />
(0.6%±0.5) sagrZnoblad CamorCeboda vertikaluri (4.7%±2.3) da<br />
horizontaluri (2.6%±1.1) dgomebis xangrZlivobis maCvenebels; gamokvlevis<br />
Semdgom safexurze tonze – meore pirobiT signalze 3-4 dRis<br />
ganmavlobaSi (60-80 SeuRleba) vamowmebdiT ukve gamomuSavebuli aqtiuri<br />
ganridebis reaqciis simtkices (sur. 1).<br />
swori reaqciebis maCveneblebi (%)<br />
120<br />
100<br />
80<br />
60<br />
40<br />
20<br />
0<br />
aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis gamomuSavebis dinamika sacdel<br />
virTagvebSi<br />
metronomi toni 1+14<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14<br />
eqsperimentis dReebi<br />
sur. 1. aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis gamomuSavebis dinamika sacdel virTagvebSi. horizontalur Rer-<br />
Zze – eqsperimentuli dReebi. vertikalur RerZze – swori reaqciebis procentuli maCvenebeli.<br />
am viTarebaSi virTagvebi avlenen gaavtomatebul adeqvatur TavdacviT<br />
qcevas, e. i. isini ukve saeqsperimento garemosTan adaptirebuli<br />
cxovelebi arian: cnobilia, rom amgvari viTareba naklebi emociuri<br />
daZabulobiT xasiaTdeba; rac qceviT aqtebs Soris urTierT TanafardobiTi<br />
cvlilebebiT vlindeba; kerZod, saeqsperimento cxovelebSi iz-<br />
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deba „grumingisa“ (2.1±1.1; P=0.005) da horizontaluri dgomebis (3.9±0.7;<br />
P=0.009) xangrZlivobis maCvenebeli, xolo mcirdeba vertikaluri dgomebis<br />
(1.9±0.8; P=0.009) xangrZlivoba (cxrili #1).<br />
cxrili #1<br />
qceviTi maCveneblebis statistikuri Sefaseba aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis gamomuSaveba-ganmtkicebisa<br />
da erTi cdis ganmavlobaSi ori aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis erTdrouli<br />
testirebis periodSi sacdel virTagvebSi<br />
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qceviTi formebi<br />
vertikaluri<br />
dgomebi<br />
horizontaluri<br />
dgomebi<br />
I safexuri<br />
(1)<br />
II safexuri<br />
(2)<br />
saS SD saS SD saS SD<br />
III safexuri<br />
(3) P 1-2 P 2-3<br />
4,7 2,3 1,9 0,8 4 0,9 0,009 0,0001<br />
26 1,1 3,9 0,7 0,3 0,2 0,009 0,02<br />
Tavis aweva 22,2 7,8 25,3 6,2 13,6 4 0,04 0,05<br />
fekaluri<br />
bolusebi<br />
5,6 1,7 2,7 0,5 5,2 1,1 0,001 0,0001<br />
signalTSorisi<br />
gadasvlebi<br />
3,4 1,2 1,7 0,5 3,8 1,4 0,009 0,003<br />
grumingi 0,6 0,5 2,1 1,1 0,1 0,1 0,005 0,02<br />
mravalricxovani eqsperimentuli kvlevebidan cnobilia, rom aRniSnuli<br />
qceviTi reaqciebi asaxavs cxovelis emociur mdgomareobas;<br />
vertikaluri dgomebi virTagvis Zlieri emociuri daZabulobis gamomxatvelia,<br />
„grumingi“ ki saSualo siZlieris konfliqtur situaciaSi<br />
aRmocendeba, Zlieri emociuri daZabulobis dros is ar gamovlindeba.<br />
cnobilia, rom amgvari qceva rTuli amocanis gadaWris dros emsaxureba<br />
emociuri daZabulobis ganmuxtvas da ganixileba, rogorc TviTregulaciuri<br />
qceva (Хананашвили 1981: 123-129).<br />
eqsperimentis msvlelobisas, ori aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis<br />
erTdrouli 14-dRiani testirebisas swori pasuxebis procentuli maCveneblebi<br />
30-45%-s ar aRemateba, rac SenarCunebuli iyo 14 dRis ganmavlobaSi<br />
(sur. 1). eqsperimentis am etapze aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis<br />
formireba ver moxerxda, radgan Tavis tvini funqcionirebs „informaciuli<br />
triadis“ (informaciis raodenoba; am informaciis gadamuSavebisa<br />
da gadawyvetilebis miRebisaTvis saWiro dro; am gadawyvetilebis<br />
miRebis motivaciis done) faqtorebis araxelsayreli Serwymis pirobeb-<br />
Si; kerZod, virTagva xangrZlivi drois manZilze ganicdis pragmatuli<br />
informaciis deficits. aRniSnuli viTareba Zlier stresul zegavlenas<br />
axdens virTagvis umaRlesi nervuli moqmedebis funqciebze; e. i.<br />
ori aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis erTdrouli 14-dRiani testirebisas<br />
virTagvebi qronikuli fsiqogenuri stresis pirobebSi imyofebian; tes-
tirebis am etapze vertikaluri dgomebis (4%±0.9; P=0.0001) maCvenebeli<br />
statistikurad sarwmunod mniSvnelovnad aRemateba yvela sxva qceviT<br />
maCveneblebs (cxrili 1).<br />
fsiqogenuri steresis ganviTarebis samive safexurze cxovelebis<br />
mier gamovlenili qceva mniSvnelovnad zrdis paTologiis ganviTarebis<br />
e. w. „farul periods“. aRwerili qceva ganimarteba, rogorc biologiurad<br />
dadebiTi stresis gamovlineba da asaxavs Tavis tvinis TviTregulaciur<br />
moqmedebas. tvinis TviTregulaciuri moqmedebis gaZliereba<br />
unda iwyebodes daavadebis wina stadiaze, rodesac es meqanizmebi<br />
kargad aris gamoxatuli. maTma mizandasaxulma gaZlierebam SeiZleba<br />
gadamwyveti roli iTamaSos tvinis da stresogenuri faqtorebisadmi<br />
organizmis rezistentobis amaRlebaSi (xananaSvili 2008: 36).<br />
fsiqogenuri stresis ganviTarebis sxvadasxva safexurze stresirebamde<br />
da stresirebis Semdeg SeviswavleT cxovelebis emociuri<br />
mdgomareoba „Ria velis“ da „prokonfliqturi“ testis saSualebiT. intaqtur<br />
virTagvebTan SedarebiT TavdacviTi reaqciebis gamomuSaveba -<br />
ganmtkicebis Semdeg „Ria velSi“ testirebisas aRiniSneboda kvleviTi<br />
aqtiurobis Semcirebis tendencia, xolo gaizarda moZraobis aqtiurobis<br />
latenturi periodi (P=0.001) da „grumingis“ xangrZlivoba (P=0.003).<br />
„Ria velSi“ kvleviTi aqtiurobis Semcireba emociuri daZabulobis gaZlierebaze<br />
miuTiTebs (Hall 1934:385-403). am mosazrebis marTebulobaze<br />
miuTiTebs agreTve „prokonfliqtur“ situaciaSi virTagvebis testirebis<br />
Sedegebic. intaqtur virTagvebTan SedarebiT sacdel virTagvebSi<br />
aqtiuri ganridebis reaqciis gamomuSavebasa (P=0.001) da maTi er-<br />
Tdrouli 14-dRiani testirebis (P=0.002) Semdeg sarwmunod Semcirda<br />
deniT dasjili wylis smis aqtebis raodenoba; am testis mixedviT den-<br />
Tan SeuRlebuli wylis smis aqtebis raodenobis simcire cxovelebSi<br />
SiSisa da SfoTvis reaqciis gaZlierebis maCvenebelia. amrigad, fsiqogenuri<br />
stresis ganviTarebis samive safexurze „Ria velisa“ da „prokonfliqturi“<br />
testis mixedviT cxovelebSi dominirebs SiSisa da SfoTvis<br />
reaqciebi.<br />
eqsperimentuli kvlevis meore etapze, stresis ganviTarebis samive<br />
safexurze stresirebuli virTagvebis sisxlis plazmaSi aRiniSneboda<br />
bioqimiuri parametrebis metaboluri cvlilebebi; sarwmunod iyo<br />
momatebuli kortizolis, glukozis da qolesterinis koncentraciis<br />
maCveneblebi (cxrili 2).<br />
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cxrili #2<br />
bioqimiuri maCveneblebis statistikuri Sefaseba fsiqogenuri stresis ganviTarebis<br />
sxvadasxva safexurze sacdel virTagvebSi<br />
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kortizoli glukoza qolesterini<br />
safexurebi saS SD p saS SD p saS SD P<br />
intaqturi 28 1,9 2,8 0,8 1,4 0,1<br />
I safexuri 38,4 9,0 0,004 4 0,7 0,004 1,7 0,5 0,009<br />
II safexuri 33,5 3,5 0,001 3,7 0,4 0,001 1,6 0,5 0,09<br />
III safexuri 43,5 9,2 0,0001 3,8 0,4 0,003 1,7 0,2 0,002<br />
cnobilia, rom stress organizmi pasuxobs Tavisi yvela homeostazuri<br />
sistemis mobilizaciiT; hormonebisa da biologiurad aqtiuri<br />
nivTierebebis gamoyofa faqtiurad aRniSnavs stresuli mdgomareobis<br />
reaqciuli sindromis dasawyiss, romelic marTavs organizmSi yvela<br />
cirkulaciur da metabolur process, rasac sabolood mivyavarT garemos<br />
Secvlili pirobebisadmi adaptaciasTan (axalaZe 2006:925-930).<br />
stresoris zemoqmedebiT aqtivirdeba misi mTavari rgoli hipoTalamus-hipofizur-kortikosuprarenuli<br />
sistema (Кулагин 1978:296). hipo-<br />
Talamusis roli ganisazRvreba misi nervuli ujredebis sekretoruli<br />
aqtivobiT, romlebic gamoimuSaveben kortikotropin-rilizing faqtors;<br />
am procesis gamSveb meqanizms warmoadgens simpato-adrenerguli<br />
sistemis aqtivacia; xvdeba ra sisxlis mimoqcevis portuli sistemiT hipofizSi,<br />
rac iwvevs ACTH-is sinTezisa da gamoyofis potencirebas; Tavis<br />
mxriv ACTH-i Tirkmelzeda jirkvlebSi aaqtivebs steroidul hormonebs<br />
gluko da mineralokortikoidebis sinTezs, romelTagan Cveni<br />
eqsperimentuli kvlevidan mniSvnelovania kortizoli. cnobilia, rom<br />
kortizolis zemoqmedebiT mcirdeba kunTebSi glikogenis sinTezi da<br />
qsovilebSi glukozis daJangva, rac hiperglikemiis erT-erT mizezs<br />
warmoadgens. sisxlSi glukozis donis momatebas lipolizic xels uwyobs,<br />
rac kortizolis zegavleniT Zlierdeba; agreTve kortizoli iwvevs<br />
cximebis Tavisebur gadanawilebas kanqveSa ujredanaSi, misi moqmedebiT<br />
izrdeba saerTo lipidebis Semcveloba RviZlSi da Tavisufali<br />
cximovani mJaveebis mobilizacia; hiperglikemia iwvevs insulinis gaZlierebul<br />
sekrecias, insulini ki Tavis mxriv akavebs Tavisufali cximovani<br />
mJaveebis kortizoliT gamowveul mobilizacias; insulinis gavleniT<br />
cximis warmoSoba Zlierdeba da gadafaravs naxSirwylebidan<br />
kortizoliT gamowveuli cximebis sinTezis daqveiTebas. stresis dros<br />
sisxlSi glukozis donis gansazRvra damokidebulia stresis xasiaTze<br />
da intensiurobaze (Armario 1990:341-7). simpatikuri nervuli sistemis<br />
momatebuli aqtiuroba did rols TamaSobs glukozisa da cximebis niv-<br />
TierebaTa cvlis darRvevaSi, romlis safuZvelze SesaZlebelia xan-
grZlivma stresma, glukozisa da cximebis cvlis metabolurma cvlilebebma<br />
gamoiwvios gul-sisxlZarRvTa sistemisa da Saqriani diabetis<br />
daavadebebis warmoSoba (Kemmer 1986:1078-1084). stresirebis dros intervalSi<br />
xSiri prezentacia adaptaciis efeqts iZleva neiroendokrinul<br />
da metaboluri procesebisas. stresis mimarT neiro-endokrinuli<br />
adaptacia aris msgavsi qceviTi neiro-fiziologiuri habituaciis<br />
mgrZnobelobis stimulis procesisa (Armario 1990:341).<br />
maSasadame, Cvens mier Catarebul stresirebul virTagvebze miRebuli<br />
qceviTi maCveneblebisa da bioqimiuri parametrebis cvlilebebi<br />
samedicino literaturul monacemebze dayrdnobiT gvaZlevs Semdegnair<br />
suraTs; gansxvavebuli sirTulis eqsperimentis pirobebSi stresis<br />
ganviTarebis safexurze virTagvebSi dominirebs SiSisa da SfoTvis reaqciebi,<br />
rasac Tan sdevs qceviTi maCveneblebis cvlilebebi, romelTa<br />
urTierT monacvleoba gansxvavebuli sirTulis eqsperimentis pirobebSi<br />
sxvadasxva xasiaTisaa, razec miuTiTebs sisxlSi kortizolis, rogorc<br />
stress-hormonis ciklurobac; sisxlSi kortizolis etapobriv<br />
momatebas mohyveba glukozisa da qolesterinis Semcvelobis cvlilebebi,<br />
rac ganixileba rogorc biologiurad dadebiTi adaptaciuri xasiaTis<br />
reaqcia, romelic sabolood zrdis organizmis mdgradobas<br />
sxvadasxva paTogenuri faqtorebis mimarT.<br />
literatura:<br />
� axalaZe 2006: axalaZe l., domianiZe T., xananaSvili m., WikaZe a., CixlaZe<br />
m., juReli m. kortizolis koncentraciis cvlilebebi fsiqogenuri<br />
stresis ganviTarebis sxvadasxva etapze TeTr virTagveb-<br />
Si., saq. mec. akademiis „macne“; biologiia seria A, tomi 32, #6.<br />
Tbilisi, 2006.<br />
� xananaSvili 2008: xananaSvili m., informaciuli stresi. saqarTvelos<br />
mecn. erovn. akad. gamomcemloba. Tb., 2008.<br />
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stress is sensitive to the intensity of the stressor and to habituation. J. Psychoneurotic-endocrinology,<br />
1990, 15 (5-6).<br />
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– H3 receptors in the rat cortex, Brain Res. 1995.<br />
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and metabolic control in patients with type I diabetes mellitus. N. Engl. J. Med.,<br />
1986.<br />
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Л., 1978.
PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
kaxi kopaliani<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
liderobis roluri ganawilebis ganmsazRvreli<br />
faqtorebi mozardTa sportul gundebSi<br />
jgufuri qcevis realizaciis procesSi xdeba jgufis wevrTa funqciuri<br />
sfecifikacia, jgufuri rolebis, rogorc gansakuTrebul funqciur<br />
warmonaqmnTa gamoyofa, maT Soris lideris rolis gamoyofac.<br />
literaturuli monacemebis mixedviT, lideris rolSi jgufis ama Tu<br />
im wevris wamoweva, ganpirobebulia jgufuri lideris individualuri<br />
maxasiaTeblebis mimarT partniorebis Sexedulebis xarisxiT (Carkviani<br />
2001:156; Кричевский 1985:38).<br />
jgufis winaSe mdgari amocanis gadaWraSi jgufis yvelaze ufro aqtiuri<br />
wevri xdeba instrumentuli, anu saqmiani lideri, xolo jgufis is<br />
wevri, romlis moqmedeba ZiriTadad exeba jgufis Sinagani integraciis<br />
sferos da am mimarTulebiT jgufis yvelaze ufro warmatebul wevrs<br />
warmoadgens xdeba eqspresiuli, anu social-emociuri lideri. xolo<br />
liderobis am ori rolis arsebobis faqti, fsiqologiur literaturaSi,<br />
liderobis roluri diferenciaciis fenomenis saxelwodebiT aris cnobili<br />
(Burke 1972:105). fsiqologiur literaturaSi lideroba, „lideri-mimdevrebi“<br />
sistemis mixedviT ganxilulia, rogorc fsiqologiuri subordinaciis<br />
gamovlineba, xolo jgufis wevri, romelic jgufuri orive<br />
ganzomilebis mixedviT (instrumentuli da eqspresiuli) sakuTari<br />
jgufis wevrTa SefasebiT moagrovebs yvelaze maRal qulas, xdeba aSkarad<br />
gamoxatuli lideri (Кричевский 1985:30).<br />
rac Seexeba mozardTa sportul koleqtivebs, isini warmoadgenen<br />
upiratesad davalebaze orientirebul mcire socialur jgufebs, romelTa<br />
orientacia atarebs mniSvnelovan miznobriv xasiaTs. sportuli<br />
saqmianoba ki pirovnulad mniSvnelovania sportsmenTaTvis (rogorc<br />
mozardi, aseve im sportsmenebisaTvis, romlebic umaRlesi ligis gundebSi<br />
TamaSoben) da Sesabamisad sportuli saqmianobis motivacia maT-<br />
Tan sakmaod maRalia.<br />
kvlevis hipoTezebi SemdegSi mdgomareobda: pirveli, ramdenadac<br />
sportuli gundis wevrebisaTvis sportuli saqmianoba pirovnulad<br />
mniSvnelovania savaraudoa, rom maT, sportul saqmianobaSi, gundis saukeTeso<br />
wevris mimarT eqmnebaT dadebiTi damokidebuleba, rac imas<br />
niSnavs, rom sportul koleqtivSi instrumentuli lideris statusi<br />
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pirovnebaTaSorisi urTierTobebSic maRali iqneba. e. i. sportul gundebSi<br />
umravles SemTxevaSi aSkarad gamoxatuli lideris rolSi SeiZleba<br />
mogvevlinos instrumentuli lideri.<br />
meore, safiqrebelia, rom sportuli gundis mwvrTnelTa Sefasebebisa<br />
da gundis azris Tanxvedris xarisxi, gundSi mocemuli liderobis<br />
ori ganzomilebis mixedviT (instrumentuli da eqspresiuli) korelaciaSia<br />
gundis SeWidulobis xarisxTan. sxva sityvebiT, SeiZleba vifiqroT,<br />
rom rac ufro maRalia sportuli gundis mwvrTnelTa Sefasebebisa<br />
da gundis azris Tanxvedris xarisxi, miT ufro SeWidulia gundi.<br />
jgufis SeWidulobaSi jgufis wevrebis urTierTmimzidvelobis da<br />
jgufuri erTgulebis xarisxi igulisxmeba. SeWidulobis movlena mTlianad<br />
jgufis da misi calkeuli wevrebis miznebs Soris Tavsebadobis xarisxiT<br />
aris gansazRvruli. sportuli gundis is wevrebi, romlebsac gundis<br />
miznebi gaSinaganebuli aqvT da misi wevrad yofnis didi survili gaaCniaT,<br />
gunds garkveuli saqmianobis gansaxorcieleblad aerTianeben da razmaven<br />
(Carkviani 2001:112).<br />
aqve unda aRvniSnoT, rom sportuli gundis saTamaSo qceva warmoadgens<br />
instrumentuli (saqmiani) qcevis tipiur magaliTs, xolo arasaTamaSo<br />
urTierToebebi - eqspresiuli (social-emociuri) qcevis magaliTs.<br />
rac Seexeba saTamaSo urTierTobebs, is xasiaTdeba, rogorc instrumentuli<br />
komponentebis arsebobiT, aseve eqspresiuli qcevis elementebiT.<br />
kvlevis meTodi. kvlevebi Catarda mozardTa sportul gundeb-<br />
Si, sadac liderobis Sefaseba xdeboda ranJirebis meSveobiT. sportsmenebi<br />
pasuxobdnen or SekiTxvas. pirveli maTgani miekuTvneboda instrumentul<br />
liderobas: rogoria, Seni azriT, Seni gundis TiToeli wevris<br />
wvlili gundis warmatebaSi (e.i. gundis romel wevrs daayenebdi Sen pirvel<br />
adgilze, rogorc moTamaSes, vis meore adgilze, vis mesameze)?<br />
meore kiTxva warmoadgenda eqspresiuli liderobis maxasiaTebels:<br />
rogoria, Seni azriT, Seni gundis TiToeuli wevris wvlili gundSi<br />
megobrul urTierTobaTa ganviTarebis saqmeSi (e.i. gundis romel<br />
wevrs daayenebdi pirvel adgilze, rogorc megobars, meoreze romels,<br />
mesameze romels)?<br />
liderobis Sefaseba TiToeul saqmianobaSi xdeboda gundis TiToeuli<br />
wevris mier miRebuli qulebis SejamebiT, romelsac isini iRebdnen<br />
TavianTi partniorebisagan ranJirebis dros. xolo jgufuri liderobis<br />
orive ganzomilebis mixedviT (instrumentuli da eqspresiuli)<br />
mopovebuli qulebis SejamebiT xdeboda aSkarad gamoxatuli lideris<br />
dadgena.<br />
sportsmenTa Sefaseba da ranJireba ori aspeqtis mixedviT xdeboda<br />
mwvrTnelis mierac. damatebiTi masalis saxiT muSaobaSi gamoiyeneboda<br />
sportsmenebTan da mwvrTnelebTan saubris Sedegad miRebuli mo-<br />
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nacemebi, gaTvalisiwinebul iqna oficialur TamaSebSi gundis monawileobis<br />
efeqturobac, periodulad xdeboda dakvirveba gundis wevrTa<br />
qcevebze da maT urTierTobebze wvrTvnisa da Sejibrebebis dros.<br />
respodentTa mier gundSi saukeTeso moTamaSisa da yvelaze axlo<br />
megobris dasaxeleba, rac iZleoda instrumentuli, anu saqmiani (formaluri)<br />
da eqspresiuli, anu emociuri (araformaluri) lideris garkvevis<br />
saSualebas, atarebda anonimur xasiaTs. sul respodentTa raodenoba Seadgenda<br />
170 mozard sportsmenebs.<br />
miRebuli Sedegebis ganxilva. aRniSnul mozardTa fexburTis gundebTan<br />
Catarebuli kvlevebis Sedegad miRebuli Sedegebis mixedviT<br />
liderobis rolur diferenciacias adgili hqonda gamokvleuli aTi<br />
gundidan mxolod oTx gundSi. e.i. aTi gundidan oTx gundSi instrumentul<br />
da eqspresiul liderTa rolebis realizeba xdeboda sportuli<br />
koleqtivebis sxvadasxva wevrTa mier, xolo danarCen eqvs gundSi ki instrumentuli<br />
da eqspresiuli lideris rolebi erTi da imave pirTa mier<br />
ganxorcielda.<br />
aseve unda aRvniSnoT, rom absoluturad yvela gundSi instrumentuli<br />
liderebi, liderobis orive ganzomilebis mixedviT agrovebdnen<br />
ufro maRal qulebs, vinem eqspresiuli liderebi, Sesabamisad aSkarad<br />
gamoxatuli lideris rolSi yvela gundSi gamovida mxolod instrumentuli<br />
lideri.<br />
maSasadame, Catarebuli kvlevebis monacemebis mixedviT aRmoCnda,<br />
rom instrumentuli liderebi iReben sakmaod maRal Sefasebebs sakuTari<br />
partniorebidan eqspresiuli qcevis maCveneblebis mixedviTac. sxva<br />
sityvebiT, aranairi antagonizmi ar Cans instrumentul liderTa mimarT<br />
jgufis mxridan, piriqiT, pirovnebaTaSoris urTierTobebSi instrumentuli<br />
lideris mdgomareoba gamoiyureba sakmaod myarad.<br />
miRebuli monacemebi uflebas gvaZlevs vifiqroT, rom ramdenadac<br />
sportuli koleqtivis wevrTaTvis sportuli saqmianoba pirovnulad<br />
metismetad mniSvnelovania, jgufSi pirovnebaTaSorisi statusis<br />
xarisxs gansazRvravs sportul saqmianobaSi sportsmenis warmatebis<br />
done. jgufis damokidebuleba instrumentuli lideris mimarT kargad<br />
Cans, instrumentuli lideris qulaTa mixedviT, liderobis eqspresiul<br />
ganzomilebaSi (cxrili 1).<br />
cxrili 1<br />
mozardTa sportul gundebSi, gundis wevrTa Sefasebis Sedegad instrumentul, eqspresiul<br />
da aSkarad gamoxatul liderTa mier miRebuli qulebis raodenobis maCveneblebi<br />
liderebi<br />
aSkarad<br />
gundebi<br />
instrmentuli eqspresiuli<br />
#<br />
#<br />
# gamoxatuli<br />
qulebi qulebi qulebi<br />
1 5 22 5 21 5 43<br />
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92<br />
2 8 30 8 16 8 46<br />
3 2 28 2 22 2 50<br />
4 2 25 2 14 2 39<br />
5 2 34 4 17 2 34+14<br />
6 1 26 5 15 1 26+13<br />
7 10 35 10 15 10 50<br />
8 5 22 5 19 5 41<br />
9 9 29 2 16 9 29+7<br />
10 6 27 1 16 6 27+13<br />
pirveli cxrilis monacemebi saSualebas gvaZlevs gamovTvaloT korelaciuri<br />
damokidebuleba: instrumentul da aSkarad gamoxatul lidersa<br />
da eqspresiul da aSkard gamoxatul liderebs Soris (cxrili 2).<br />
cxrili 2<br />
korelaciuri analizis monacemebi instrumentul da aSkarad gamoxatul liderebsa da<br />
eqspresiul da aSkarad gamoxatul liderebs Soris<br />
aSkarad gamoxatuli<br />
lideri<br />
instrumentuli lideri r = 0,904; p < 0,01<br />
eqspresiuli lideri r = 0,420; p > 0,05<br />
meore cxrilis monacemebi gviCveneben, rom damokidebuleba aSkarad<br />
gamoxatul lidersa da instrumentul liders Soris sakmaod mWidroa,<br />
xolo eqspresiul lidersa da aSkarad gamoxatul liders Soris<br />
statistikurad sando damokidebuleba ar dadasturda. aqedan gamomdinare,<br />
SeiZleba vifiqroT, rom mozard sportsmenTaTvis ufro mniSvnelovania<br />
sportuli saqmianoba (instrumentuli qceva), vidre pirovneba-<br />
TaSorisi urTierTobebi (eqspresiuli qceva). saTamaSo qcevaSi, sportsmens,<br />
sakuTari Tavis gamovlenis da maRali Sedegebis miRwevis meti sa-<br />
Sualeba aqvs.<br />
statistikurad sando korelacia aSkarad gamoxatul lidersa da<br />
instrumentul liders Soris kidev erTxel mowmobs pirveli hipoTezis<br />
sasargeblod.<br />
miRebuli monacemebis mixedviT, aseve mWidro kavSiri aRmoCnda<br />
mwvrTnelisa da gundis Sefasebebs Soris instrumentuli ganzomilebis<br />
mixedviT, sadac aTidan Svidi gundis monacemebi statistikurad sandoa.<br />
eqspresiuli ganzomilebis mixedviT ki aRniSnul cvladebs Soris korelacia<br />
aTidan xuT SemTxvevaSi ar aRmoCnda statistikurad sando, xolo<br />
danarCen xuT SemTxvevaSi ki eqspresiuli ganzomilebis monacemebis<br />
mixedviTac mwvrTnelisa da gundis Sefasebebs Soris korelacia statistikurad<br />
sandoa (cxrili 3).
mesame cxrilis monacemebidan Cans, rom gundisa da mwvrTnelis SefasebaTa<br />
Tanxvedra instrumentul sferoSi gacilebiT maRalia, vidre<br />
eqspresiul sferoSi. gansakuTrebiT dabalia aRniSnuli Tanxvedra<br />
sust gundebSi. es monacemebi metyvelebs imaze, rom sust gundebSi, ufro<br />
metad pirovnebaTaSoris urTierTobebSi, mwvrTnelebi cudad icnoben<br />
mozardis fsiqologiur Taviseburebebs. yovelive es uSualo dakvirvebebis<br />
drosac kargad Canda.<br />
cxrili 3<br />
korelaciuli analizis monacemebi gundis wevrebisa da mwvrTvnelis SefasebaTa<br />
Soris sportuli saqmianobis instrumentuli da eqspresiuli ganzomilebis mixedviT<br />
gundebi<br />
gundisa da mwvrTvnelis Sefasebebis Tanxvedra<br />
instrumentuli sfero<br />
eqspresiuli sfero<br />
1 r = 0,843 * r = 0, 786 *<br />
2 r = 0,876 * r = 0, 731 *<br />
3 r = 0, 767 * r = 0,693 *<br />
4 r = 0,667 * r = 0, 437<br />
5 r = 0, 751 * r = 0, 403<br />
6 r = 0,578 ** r = 0,585 **<br />
7 r = 0,558 ** r = 0,404<br />
8 r = 0, 384 r = 0,739 *<br />
9 r = 0, 347 r = 0,416<br />
10 r = 0, 527 r = 0, 208<br />
* p< 0,01<br />
** p< 0,05<br />
empiriuli monacemebi gviCveneben, rom statistikurad sandoa damokidebuleba<br />
gundis wevrebisa da mwvrTnelis Sefasebebis Tanxvedris<br />
sizustesa da gundis SeWidulobas Soris sportuli saqmianobis orive<br />
ganzomilebis (instrumentuli da eqspresiuli) mixedviT:<br />
instrumentuli sfero _ r = 0, 728; p < 0,01.<br />
eqspresiuli sfero _ r = 0, 628; p < 0,01.<br />
miRebuli empiriuli monacemebi uflebas gvaZlevs vifiqroT, rom<br />
sportul koleqtivSi mwvrTnelis Sefasebebisa da gundis azris Tanxvedris<br />
sizuste, mocemuli ori ganzomilebis mixedviT (instrumentuli<br />
da eqspresiuli) korelaciaSi modis gundis SeWidulobis xarisxTan.<br />
mocemuli sakvlevi sportuli koleqtivebi sxvadasxva asakobriv<br />
qvejgufebs warmoadgendnen da Sesabamisad maT sxvadasxva turnirebSi<br />
uwevdaT monawileobis miReba, ris gamoc maTi ranJireba efeqturobis<br />
mixedviT rTuli gaxldaT. Tumca mozardTa aRniSnuli safexburTo<br />
gundebi Tavidanve SerCeuli iqna principiT - Zlieri da susti. saprizo<br />
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(pirvel da meore) adgilze gasuli gundebi warmoadgendnen Zlier gundebs,<br />
xolo saturniro cxrilSi bolo or adgilze gasuli gundebi -<br />
susts. saboloo ranJireba ki moxda fexburTis federaciis sabavSvo<br />
ganyofilebis administraciasTan konsultirebis Semdeg, mocemuli<br />
gundebis oficialuri TamaSebis saerTo raodenobidan, maT mier mogebuli<br />
TamaSebis procentuli maCveneblebis mixedviT.<br />
mozardTa sportuli gundebis efeqturobisa da SeWidulobaTa<br />
xarisxis empiriuli monacemebis korelaciuri analizis Sedegad am or<br />
cvlads Sorisac statistikurad sando damokidebuleba dadasturda:<br />
eqspresiuli sfero _ r = 0,793; p < 0,01.<br />
instrumentuli sfero _ r = 0, 765; p < 0,01.<br />
miRebuli monacemebi imaze metyveleben, rom mozardTa sportuli<br />
saqmianobis gundur saxeobebSi, urTierTobis fsiqologiuri kanonzomierebebi,<br />
urTierTdamokidebulebebi da fsiqologiuri atmosfero<br />
gundSi, gundsa da mwvrTnels Soris urTierTgageba warmoadgens gundis<br />
SeWidulobis ganmsazRvrel faqtors da Sesabamisad sportuli warmatebis<br />
faqtors.<br />
empiriuli kvlevebis Sedegad miRebuli monacemebis analizi gvaZleven<br />
Semdegi daskvnebis gakeTebis saSualebas.<br />
1. mozardTa sportul gundebSi pirovnebaTaSoris urTierTobeb-<br />
Si gundis wevrTa statusis xarisxis determinants warmoadgens maTive<br />
warmatebis done sportul saqmianobaSi, anu rac ufro aqtiuria sportsmeni<br />
sportul saqmianobaSi, miT ufro maRalia misi statusi pirovnebaTaSoris<br />
urTierTobebSi.<br />
2. mozard sportsmenTa gundisa da mwvrTvnelTa Sefasebebis Tanxvedris<br />
done dakavSirebulia gundis SeWidulobasTan, anu rac ufro<br />
maRalia es Tanxvedra miT ufro SeWidulia gundi.<br />
3. rac ufro maRalia mozard sportsmenTa gundis SeWidulobis xarisxi,<br />
miT ufro efeqturia is, anu mozard sportsmenTa gundis efeqturoba<br />
korelaciaSi modis gundis SeWidulobis xarisxTan.<br />
literatura:<br />
� Carkviani 2001: Carkviani d., fsiqologia industriul organizaciebSi.<br />
Tbilisi, 2001.<br />
� Кричевский 1985: Кричевский Р. Л., Рыжак М. М., Психология руководства<br />
и лидерства в спортивном коллективе. Москва, 1985.<br />
� Burke 1972: Burke P. J., Leadership Role Differentiation. – In: Experimental social<br />
psychology. N. Y., 1972.<br />
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POLITICAL SCIENCES, HISTORY<br />
politikuri mecnierebani, istoria<br />
elguja qavTaraZe<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
politikuri modernizaciis Teoriis arsi<br />
gardamavali sazogadoebis Sinaarsisa da xasiaTis gageba, misi unarisa<br />
da SesaZleblobebis reformireba, moiTxovs ufro farTo Ziebis<br />
konteqsts, romelic moicavs yvela socialur faqtors, romelTa Soris<br />
dominirebuli adgili sociokulturul faqtors uWiravs. aseT<br />
konteqstSi kvlevisaTvis ufro adekvaturad gvesaxeba midgoma, romelic<br />
aqcentirebulia faseulobebis, kulturisa da subieqtis mentalobis<br />
sistemebze, romlebic gansazRvraven sazogadoebis, saerTod, kacobriobis<br />
evoluciis konkretul formebsa da saSualebebs.<br />
gamocdileba gviCvenebs, rom sazogadoebis evoluciaSi igulisxmeba<br />
kanoni mravalferovan moTxovnilebaTa zrdisa, romlebic individTa<br />
masobrivi SemoqmedebiT kmayofileba. igi asaxavs martivi struqturidan<br />
rTulisaken sazogadoebis moZraobis saerTo tendencias.<br />
gaZlierebuli mravalnairi moTxovnilebebi Sromis danawilebis<br />
garTulebul formebad moiazreba. calkeuli individebi da jgufebi<br />
gansazRvruli saxiT specializdebian saqonlisa da momsaxurebis Seqmnaze.<br />
sxva SefasebiT, es individebi da jgufebi mwarmoeblebTan TanamoqmedebiT<br />
qmnian TavianT Semoqmedebas, informacias, cvlian resursebs<br />
da a. S. amrigad, adamianebi Tanamoqmedebis procesSi anaxleben da<br />
anviTareben ekonomikur socialur, politikur, kulturul da sxva ur-<br />
TierTobebs sxvadasxva saxeobis moTxovnilebaTa zrdis Sedegad. Sromis<br />
danawilebis formaTa gamravleba afarToebs sxvadasxva saxeobis<br />
socialur kavSirebs:<br />
� socialur jgufebs;<br />
� cxovrebis wesebs;<br />
� individualurobas.<br />
amasTan erTad, adgili aqvs moTxovnilebaTa Semdgom diferenciaciasa<br />
da individualizacias.<br />
socialuri sistemis mzard sirTules mizanmimarTuli xasiaTi gaaCnia.<br />
igi dakavSirebulia sazogadoebis simtkicesTan, gare samyaros pirobebis<br />
cvlilebebTan, SeguebasTan. sxvadasxva individis gaZlierebuli<br />
araerTgvarovani socialuri moTxovnilebebi warmoadgens sazogadoebis<br />
ganviTarebis bunebriv-istoriul meqanizms, Tumca, individebis<br />
urTierTqmedebis Sedegad ara marto yalibdeba, aramed axldeba TviT<br />
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adamiani, cxovrebis pirobebi. individTa Semoqmedebas gaaCnia kulturis<br />
sistema da samyaros Sesabamisi suraTi, romelic moRvaweobis mimar-<br />
Tulebas gansazRvravs (Болдридж 2000:217-218).<br />
kulturuli faseuloba warmoadgens pirovnebis qcevisa da Semoqmedebis<br />
motivacias, ayalibebs cxovrebis wess, gansazRvravs movlenaTa<br />
cvlilebebisadmi realuri moTxovnilebebisa da SesaZleblobebis midgomas.<br />
sazogadoebis SesaZleblobebi, misi swrafva progresisaken damokidebulia<br />
imaze, Tu rogor Tanamoqmedeben sazogadoebis kulturis<br />
sistema (maSasadame, rogor faseulobebs efuZneba pirovnebis moqmedeba<br />
da qceva) da socialuri urTierTobebi, e. i. cxovrebis pirobebi.<br />
kulturas SeiZleba mieweros arsebuli urTierTobebisadmi martivi<br />
midgoma, individTa miswrafeba moTxovnilebaTa SezRudvisadmi,<br />
romelic ganawyobs maT mudmivi srulyofisa da socialuri urTierTobebis<br />
garTulebisaken. sxvadasxva parametriT gansxvavdeba erTmaneTisagan<br />
sazogadoebis ori tipis, ori sistemis faseulobebi, romlebic<br />
asaxaven civilizaciis ganviTarebis or safexurs - tradiciuls da Tanamedroves.<br />
SedarebiT yvelaze mniSvnelovania:<br />
1. socialuri evoluciis meqanizmebi (pirovnebis ekonomikuri interesebi,<br />
an iZuleba);<br />
2. socialuri urTierTobebis regulaciis saSualebebi;<br />
3. sazogadoebaSi pirovnebis adgili da roli (pirovneba, rogorc<br />
damoukidebeli faseuloba an rogorc klasis nawili, saxelmwifoebrivi<br />
interesebis ganxorcielebis saSualeba);<br />
4. cxovrebis wesi (martivi an rTuli), romlis diferenciaciis, socialuri<br />
funqciebisa da moTxovnebis, interesebis araregulirebadi<br />
ganviTarebis Sedegad maT mkacr danawilebas viRebT (Parsons<br />
1997:160-187).<br />
sazogadoebis cxovrebis wesis tradiciuli tipidan Tanamedroveze<br />
gadasvla warmoadgens process, socialuri urTierTobebis racionalizaciis,<br />
adamianis Semoqmedebis interesTa da moTxovnilebaTa diferenciacias,<br />
risTvisac pasuxismgebelia racionaluri biurokratia<br />
da xelisufleba. individis mudmivad cvalebadi moTxovnilebebi moiTxoven<br />
socialuri urTierTobebis srulyofas, rac qmnis maTi realizaciis<br />
SesaZleblobas.<br />
tradiciul da Tanamedrove sazogadoebas Soris Camoyalibebulia<br />
misi gardamavali, anu zeTanamedrove saxe. igi warmoadgens, nawilobriv,<br />
modernizebul sazogadoebas, maSasadame iseTs, sadac ganxorcielebulia<br />
calkeuli sferoebis modernizacia (magaliTad, teqnologiuri modernizacia<br />
warmoebis sferoSi), daZleulia ekonomikuri CamorCenilo-<br />
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a fenobrivi danawevreba, magram socialuri urTierTobebi upiratesad<br />
tradiciul faseulobaTa da religiur formaTa safuZvelze vi-<br />
Tardeba.<br />
tradiciuli sazogadoebidan Tanamedroveze gadasvla gulisxmobs<br />
sazogadoebrivi cxovrebis ganaxlebas, romlis drosac sazogadoeba<br />
ganaxlebul yofierebas amkvidrebs, TandaTanobiT ixveweba socialuri<br />
urTierTobebi damoukideblad individis moTxovnilebisa. sazogadoebis<br />
gardaqmnis amgvar process modernizacias uwodeben. modernizaciis<br />
Teoriis erT-erTma avtorma J. murma modernizaciis procesi<br />
gansazRvra rogorc Tanamedrove sazogadoebis transformacia,<br />
romlis Sedegadac sazogadoebaSi iseTi tipebi viTardeba, rogoricaa<br />
teqnologiebisa da socialuri organizaciebis Sesabamisi formebi,<br />
romlebic ganviTarebul, ekonomikurad ayvavebul da politikurad<br />
stabilur saxelmwifoebs axasiaTebs (qavTaraZe 2005: 97-107).<br />
modernizacia, rogorc sazogadoebis TvisebaTa sistemuri cvlilebebis<br />
procesi, gulisxmobs mniSvnelovani sferoebis transformacias<br />
da ufro rTuli da swrafad cvalebadi cxovrebis wesebis damkvidrebas<br />
ekonomikur sferoSi.<br />
modernizaciis Teoria XX saukunis 60-ian wlebSi Camoyalibda evropis,<br />
amerikisa da laTinuri amerikis qveynebis modernizaciis gamocdilebaTa<br />
ganzogadoebis safuZvelze. Teoriis praqtikuli efeqti, misi<br />
avtorebis CanafiqriT, unda yofiliyo socialuri problemebis<br />
efeqtianoba da misi gamtkiceba im qveynebSi, sadac gamoyenebuli iqneboda<br />
es gamocdileba, Tumca, miuxedavad avtorebis mier am Teoriis,<br />
rogorc siRatakisa da CamorCenilobis daZlevis „universaluri receptis“<br />
xotbis Sesxmisa, misma praqtikaSi gamoyenebam sxvadasxva qveyanaSi<br />
sxvadasxva Sedegi gamoiRo (dadebiTi, aseve, uaryofiTi). magaliTad, taivanis,<br />
singapuris, samxreT koreis, Cilesa da sxva qveynebis swrafi ganviTarebis<br />
gverdiT, aSkara Cavardnas hqonda adgili indoneziasa da zogierT<br />
afrikul saxelmwifoSi. warumatebloba ganapiroba iman, rom am<br />
qveynebSi dasavluri institutebi gaemijnen aradasavlur faseulobebs<br />
(Семичин 1997: 57-65).<br />
modernizaciis kvlevis evroamerikuli orientacia, aradasavluri<br />
socialur-kulturuli faseulobebi zRudaven qarTuli sazogadoebis<br />
transformaciisaTvis maTi praqtikuli gamoyenebis SesaZleblobas.<br />
amitom pirdapiri analogi, qaoturi modernizaciis gadatanis gamocdileba<br />
saqarTveloSi ar mogvcems sasurvel Sedegebs. aseve, araswori iqneba<br />
misgan ubralod Tavis arideba (uaryofa), radganac es gamocdileba<br />
saSualebas iZleva, gamovlindes Tanamedrove sazogadoebaze gadasvlis<br />
logika da wyaroebi.<br />
modernizaciis Teoriis axsna gulisxmobs Semdegs:<br />
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98<br />
1. sakvlevi Teoria ganisazRvreba kulturul-istoriuli periodis<br />
CarCoebSi;<br />
2. igi saSualebas iZleva, gamovlindes cvlilebaTa realuri meqanizmebi,<br />
romlebic iTvaliswinebs kulturis sistemas, erovnul<br />
TviTSegnebas, zneobriv idealsa da mentalitets. saqarTveloSi<br />
mimdinare procesebi SeiZleba moviazroT modernizaciis Teoriis<br />
konteqstSi, rac dagvexmareba avsxnaT, Tanamedrove sazogadoebaze<br />
gadasvlis logika da meqanizmebi, iseT sazogadoebaze,<br />
romlebic gansxvavdeba cxovrebis wesis sirTuliT, individis<br />
socialuri roliTa da cvalebadi moTxovnilebebiT.<br />
literatura:<br />
� qavTaraZe 2005: qavTaraZe e., politologia, Tbilisi. 2005.<br />
� Болдридж 2000: Болдридж, Л., Страсть и Власть, перевод английского И.<br />
Витальева. Москва. 2000.<br />
� Семичин 1997: Семичин, Г., Антология Мировой Политической Мысли.<br />
Москва. 1997.<br />
� Parsons 1997: Parsons, Political Systems. N.Y. 1997.
POLITICAL SCIENCES, HISTORY<br />
politikuri mecnierebani, istoria<br />
omar ardaSelia<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
nacionaluri saxelmwifos bedi globalizaciis pirobebSi<br />
termini globalizacia pirvelad 1983 wels gamoiyena amerikelma<br />
mecnierma t. levitma Jurnal „harvard biznes reviuSi“ gamoqveynebul<br />
statiaSi, sxvadasxva korporaciaTa mier warmoebuli produqtebis bazrebis<br />
Serwymis mizniT. 1987 wlamde aSS-s kongresis biblioTekebis baza-<br />
Si ar arsebobda wigni, romelSic gamoyenebuli iqneboda termini „globalizacia“.<br />
XX saukunis 90-ian wlebSi gaizarda im statiebisa da wignebis<br />
raodenoba, romelic globalizacias eZRvneboda, ris Sedegad terminma<br />
aSkarad farTo gavrceleba hpova, gaizarda misi mniSvnelobac.<br />
globalizaciis procesis Sinaarsi, genezisi da gansakuTrebiT momavali<br />
ganviTarebis gzebi dRes mwvave politikuri diskusiis sagans<br />
warmoadgens. debatebis sagani aris: ra aris globalizacia, rodis daiwyo<br />
is, rogor kavSirSia sazogadoebis sxvadasxva procesebTan, rogoria<br />
misi uaxloesi da grZelvadiani Sedegebi?<br />
dRes globalizaciaSi xedaven: transsasazRvro ekonomikur, politikur,<br />
socialur da kulturul kavSirebs.<br />
nacionalur saxelmwifoebTan mimarTebaSi arsebobs gavrcelebuli<br />
mcneba, rom globalizacia akninebs politikuri xelisuflebis da<br />
nacionaluri saxelmwifos gavlenas, rogorc saerTaSoriso urTier-<br />
Tobebis procesSi, aseve Sida politikur urTierTobebSi. kompiuterul<br />
mecnierebaTa profesoris d. belis formulis Tanaxmad, globalizacia<br />
didi cxovrebiseuli problemebis gadasawyvetad metad pataraa,<br />
xolo patara saxelmwifoebisaTvis metismetad didi (Waters 1995:96). radikalurad<br />
ganwyobili globalistebi nacionalur-saxelmwifoebs axasiaTeben,<br />
rogorc „nostalgiur fiqcias“ da amtkiceben, rom ,,TviT nacionaluri<br />
saxelmwifoebis epoqa Tavis dasasruls uaxlovdeba... savsebiT<br />
SesaZlebelia, rom aRmocenebuli postnacionaluri wesrigi aRmoCndeba<br />
ara sistema homogenuri erTeulebisa (rogoric aris nacionaluri<br />
saxelmwifoebis Tanamedrove sistema), aramed iseTi sistema, romelic<br />
dafuZnebuli iqneba heterogenul erTeulebs Soris (rogoric<br />
aris zogierTi socialuri moZraoba, zogierTi jgufi, romlebsac gaaCniaT<br />
finansuri interesebi, zogierTi profesiuli gaerTianebebi, aseve<br />
zogierTi arasamTavrobo organizaciebi da iuridiuli struqturebi<br />
da a. S.) urTierTobebze (Appadurai 1996:19,23).<br />
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globalistebis azriT, Tanamedrove saerTaSoriso wesrigze ufro<br />
farTo unda iyos msoflio wesrigi, vinaidan igi moicavs aramarto saxelmwifoebs<br />
Soris wesrigs, aramed mTel msoflio politikur sistemas,<br />
romlis nawilia saxelmwifoTa sistema (buli 2003:33). avstralieli<br />
mecnieris hedli bulis azriT, msoflio wesrigi ufro fundamenturia,<br />
vidre saerTaSoriso wesrigi, vinaidan mTeli kacobriobis diadi sazogadoebis<br />
saboloo erTeulebi arian ara saxelmwifoebi (erebi, tomebi,<br />
imperiebi, klasebi, partiebi), aramed calkeuli adamianebi, romlebic<br />
mudmivni da dauSlelni arian (buli 2003:33), anu globalizaciis pirobebSi<br />
konceptualurad icvleba „wesrigis“, rogorc saxelmwifoebs Soris<br />
gansazRvruli urTierTobebis mcneba da igi xdeba adamianTa (msoflio<br />
moqalaqeTa - o.a.) Soris ganmsazRvreli urTierTobebis faqtori.<br />
aqedan gamomdinare, „moqalaqeoba“ Tavisi tradiciuli gagebiT<br />
(rogoric aris moqalaqeoba nacionaluri saxelmwifos CarCoebSi) destabilizirebuli<br />
xdeba globalisturi procesebiT. mecnierebi amtkiceben,<br />
rom Tanamedrove sazogadoebisTvis damaxasiaTebelia „ekonomikuri<br />
moqalaqeoba“, romelic ekonomikuri uflebebis koncentracias<br />
warmoadgens da romelic mis mflobels garkveul xelisuflebas (zemoqmedebis<br />
berketebs – o. a.) da SesaZleblobas aZlevs moiTxovon angariSi<br />
saxelmwifos saqmianobaze. amave dros am axali moqalaqeobis subieqtebi<br />
arian ara moqalaqeebi, aramed kompaniebi da bazrebi, gansakuTrebiT<br />
globaluri safinanso bazrebi da gamomdinare aqedan, es moqalaqeoba<br />
lokalizirebulia ara individebSi, ara moqalaqeebSi, aramed<br />
globalur ekonomikur subieqtebSi (Sassen 1995:31-59).<br />
nacionaluri saxelmwifoebis SesaZleblobebs Zirs uTxris transnacionalurobisa<br />
da globalizmis iseTi gamovlinebebi, rogoric aris<br />
saerTaSoriso safinanso bazrebis formireba, biznesis da kapitalis<br />
transnacionalizacia, Ria globaluri sainformacio qselis arseboba,<br />
axali nacionaluri saxelmwifoebis formireba, mosaxleobis mobilurobis<br />
zrda da Tanamedroveobis sxva globaluri problemebi. finansuri<br />
bazrebis transnacionalizacia da virtualizacia saSualebas aZlevs<br />
did kompaniebs saxelmwifos kontrolisgan dafaron Semosavlis<br />
didi nawili, rac mravaljer zrdis maT Semosavals gamomdinare ama Tu<br />
im teritoriebis Taviseburebebidan (ofSoruli zonebi, zogierTi saxelwifos<br />
liberaluri sabanko kanonmdebloba da a. S.). finansuri kapitalis<br />
mobilurobis zrda, mravaljer zrdis TviT am kapitalis mflobelTa<br />
farul Tu aSkara gavlenas nacionaluri saxelmwifos xelisuflebaze.<br />
yovelive es zrdis nacionaluri politikis damokidebulebas<br />
saerTaSoriso finansur bazrebze. eqspertebis mosazrebiT, zogierTi<br />
saxelmwifos ekonomikuri siZliere (aRmosavleT aziis e. w. ekonomikur<br />
„vefxvebad“ wodebuli saxelmwifoebi) da maTi ekonomikuri efeqtiano-<br />
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a niSnavs am qveynebis xelisufalTa monawileobas msoflio savaluto<br />
bazrebze spekulaciaSi.<br />
ikveTeba paradoqsaluri situacia: globalizacia erTis mxriv<br />
amaRlebs moTxovnebs nacionaluri saxelmwifoebis politikisadmi da<br />
amave dros aviwrovebs maT SesaZleblobebs. es gamowveulia imiT rom saxelmwifoebi,<br />
romlebsac gaaCniaT ganviTarebuli ekonomika cdiloben<br />
uzrunvelyon „Tavisi“ transnacionaluri korporaciebis konkurentunarianoba,<br />
SeinarCunon qveyanaSi kapitali, samuSao adgilebi. axali investiciebis<br />
mozidvis mizniT, patara nacionaluri saxelmwifoebis<br />
mTavrobebi transnacionalur korporaciebs socialur pasuxisgeblobas<br />
uxsnian, riTac xels uwyoben mosaxleobisTvis realuri Semosavlis<br />
Semcirebas, kvecen socialur programebs da amiT Zirs uTxrian evropa-<br />
Si cnobil Tezas „socialuri saxelmwifos“ Sesaxeb. aqedan gamomdinare,<br />
problemis ZiriTadi sakiTxi xdeba saxelmwifos mmarTvelobiTi SesaZleblobebis<br />
Sesusteba, romlis mTavari msazRvreli unda iyos misi<br />
struqturebis SesaZlebloba SeimuSavon saerTo wesebi da danergon is<br />
politikaSi, mmarTvelobasa da ekonomikaSi.<br />
postkomunisturi qveynebisTvis saerTaSoriso banki amatebs garantiebis<br />
ar qonas kerZo sakuTrebaze, politikuri reJimebis arastabilurobaze,<br />
saxelmwifo kanonmdeblobis araprognozirebadobaze, sasamarTlo<br />
sistemis damokidebulebaze aRmasrulebel xelisuflebaze,<br />
korufciis maRal doneze. amave dros kapitali arasodes yofila aseTi<br />
Tavisufali socialuri pasuxismgeblobidan sazogadoebisa da saxelmwifos<br />
winaSe.<br />
kapitalis miswrafeba finansuri mogebisadmi Zirs uTxris nacionaluri<br />
saxelmwifoebis safuZvlebs, romelic, Tavis mxriv, iZulebulia<br />
mudmivad iyos damokidebuli „ekonomikur politikaze“, maSin rodesac<br />
nacionaluri saxelmwifo aris safuZveli liberaluri demokratiisa.<br />
gamocdileba gviCvenebs, rom uaryofiTi korelacia moqmedebs,<br />
erTis mxriv, saxelmwifos marTvis SesaZleblobaze da ekonomikur<br />
efeqtianobaze da meore mxriv saxelmwifos marTvis daqveiTebasa da demokratiul<br />
ganviTarebaze. aqedan gamomdinare, sayovelTao globalizaciis<br />
pirobebSi problemuri xdeba demokratiis SenarCuneba. „warmodgena,<br />
rom TiTqos nacionaluri sazogadoeba demokratiulad marTavs<br />
Tavis beds, TandaTanobiT ararealuri xdeba, radgan adamianTa saqmianobis<br />
sxvadasxva sfero sul ufro naklebad emTxveva nacionaluri saxelmwifos<br />
sazRvrebs. sul ufro met mniSvnelobas iZens rogorc regionaluri<br />
da adgilobrivi interesebi, aseve transnacionaluri interesebi“<br />
(Кауфман 2002:111). aseT viTarebaSi globalizaciasTan dakavSirebuli<br />
problemebi mravldeba, xolo nacionaluri institutebis unari<br />
maTTan gamklavebisaTvis mcirdeba.<br />
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XX saukunis bolo or aTwleulSi neoliberaluri da neokonservatiuli<br />
revoluciebi gamoiwvia ekonomikaSi saxelmwifos rolisa da sazogadoebis<br />
cxovrebaSi misi funqcionirebis arsis Secvlam. postsab-<br />
WoTa qveynebSi ekonomikuri sferos privatizacia gaxda is universaluri<br />
saSualeba, romlis meSveobiTac moxda saxelmwifos gandevna sazogadoebis<br />
mniSvnelovani sferodan. moxda erTgvari wyveta XX saukunis<br />
liberalur tradiciebTan, romelic saxelmwifos CarevaSi xedavda garantias<br />
sazogadoebriv cxovrebaSi liberaluri wesrigis mxardaWerisaTvis.<br />
rogorc cnobilia privatizaciis mizani aris im sferoebis komercializacia,<br />
romelic „aTavisuflebs“ saxelmwifos zedmeti tvir-<br />
Tisagan. msoflio savaluto fondis da msoflio savaWro organizaciis<br />
eqspertTa azriT, yovelive es xels uwyobs qveynis integraciul procesebs<br />
globalur safinanso da ekonomikur bazrebze. z. baumanis azriT,<br />
„susti saxelmwifoebi, romlebsac SeuZliaT uzrunvelyon minimaluri<br />
wesrigi komerciuli saqmianobisTvis yvelafers gaakeTeben, raTa<br />
uzrunvelyon globaluri korporaciebis Tavisufali moqmedeba“<br />
(Бауман 2004:99).<br />
aqedan gamomdinare, privatizaciisa da komercializaciis erTobliobas,<br />
romelic qmnis moqmed meqanizms ekonomikuri globalizaciisaTvis,<br />
mihyavs nacionaluri saxelmwifo aramarto dasustebamde aramed misi<br />
institutebis ngrevamde. privatizacia mniSvnelovnad amcirebs sazogadoebrivi<br />
saqmianobis sferos. dasavleT evropis TiTqmis yvela qveyanaSi<br />
samoqalaqo pozicia xdeba reliqturi, irRveva samoqalaqo institutebis<br />
sistema, romelic dakavSirebulia koleqtiur socialur da politikur<br />
saqmianobasTan, Zalas ikrebs moqalaqeobrivi poziciis krizisi,<br />
infantiluroba xdeba sayovelTao globaluri fenomeni, xolo piradi<br />
pasuxismgeblobis sakiTxi sazogadoebis winaSe delegirebulia moqmed<br />
xelisuflebasTan, politikuri partiebis liderebTan da a. S.<br />
Tavisufali sazogadoebis cnobili apologeti jorj sorosic ki<br />
SeSfoTebulia demokratiuli Rirebulebebis dakninebiT. Tavis wignSi<br />
„Tavisufleba da misi sazRvrebi“ jorj sorosi akeTebs frTxil daskvnas<br />
am procesebTan dakaSirebiT. is wers, rom „me Cemi qoneba Sevqmeni msoflio<br />
finansuri bazrebis meSveobiT, magram SeSfoTebuli var ukontrolo<br />
kapitalizmis da sabazro Rirebulebebis ukontrolo gavrcelebiT<br />
cxovrebis yvela sferoSi, romelic safrTxis qveS ayenebs Cvens Ria da<br />
demokratiul sazogadoebas. dRes Ria sazogadoebis mTavari mteria ara<br />
komunizmi, aramed kapitalisturi saSiSroeba“ (Неклесса 2002:9).<br />
globalizcias, romlis momxreebi mas xataven rogorc liberaluri<br />
Rirebulebebis zeobas mTel planetaze, sinamdvileSi mivyavarT aucileblobamde<br />
avaRorZinoT Tavisufleba, nacionaluri saxelmwifoebis<br />
interesebis xarjze. amrigad, mesame aTaswleulSi konfliqtis arsi<br />
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xdeba erTis mxriv dezintegracia da efeqtianobis daqveiTeba demokratiul<br />
nacionalur saxelmwifoebSi da meore mxriv mzardi ekonomikuri,<br />
kulturuli da politikuri globalizacia.<br />
amrigad, globalizciis pirobebSi adamianis da nacionaluri saxelmwifoebis<br />
funqciurobis Secvlam dRis wesrigSi daayena maTi identifikaciis<br />
sakiTxi. sazogadoebis globaluri komercializcia ukana<br />
planze wevs mis erovnulobas, kulturul Rurebulebebs da politikur<br />
tradiciebs. samarTlebrivi, ekonomikuri da politikuri institutebis<br />
unifikacia, faqtobrivad daucvels tovebs nacionalur saxelmwifoebs<br />
im safrTxeebis winaSe, romelic moaqvs totalur globalistur<br />
procesebs msoflioSi.<br />
nacionaluri sazRvrebi qreba transnacionaluri korporaciebis<br />
da finasuri bazrebis zewolis Sedegad. is qveynebi, romlebic ar Sedian<br />
maRalganviTarebuli saxelwifoebis viwro wreSi, ganicdian gamudmebul<br />
wnexs maTi finansuri da ekonomikuri institutebisagan da iZulebulni<br />
arian nabij-nabij daTmon TavianTi suverenitetis nawili. adgilobrivi<br />
kulturebi xdeba msoflio sainformacio nakadis unificirebisa<br />
da inovaciurobis obieqti, romlis mTavari wyaro aris globalizacia.<br />
amerikeli mecnieri m. uotersi ase axasiaTebs am tendenciebs „es<br />
aris procesi, sadac geografiuli SezRudvebi, romelnic inaxavdnen<br />
kulturuli da socialuri urTierTobebis tradiciulobas ukan ixevs<br />
da adamianebi sul ufro xvdebian imas, rom es SezRudvebi TandaTan<br />
qreba“ (Waters M. 1995:3). adamianis saqmianobaSi axali teqnologiebis<br />
danergva, cxovrebis sxvadasxva sferoSi kibersamyaros gabatoneba da<br />
virtualizacia iaponeli mecnieris frensis fukuiamas azriT, niSnavs<br />
„istoriis dasasruls“ (fukiama 1999:124), iseve rogorc „geografiis<br />
dasasruls“ niSnavs kapitalis internacionalizacia, misi globalizacia<br />
da virtualizacia, rac dRis wesrigidan xsnis partniorTa adgilsamyofelis<br />
problemas geografiul sivrceSi. anu patara nacionaluri<br />
saxelmwifoebis bedi globalizaciis pirobebSi pirdapir aris damokidebuli<br />
didi saxelmwifoebis mier gatarebul politikaze. amdenad, patara<br />
qveynebs ar gaaCniaT strategiuli Secdomis daSvebis ufleba,<br />
radgan amgvari Secdoma maTTvis umeteswilad sabediswero iqneba (rondeli<br />
2006:290), Sesabamisad, globalizaciis pirobebSi nacionaluri saxelmwifos<br />
SenarCunebis idea, pirdapir aris dakavSirebuli saerTaSoriso<br />
sazogadoebis ideasTan da Tavad liberaluri Rirebulebebis arsSi<br />
swor wvdomasTan. saqarTvelosaTvis liberalur Rirebulebebze<br />
uaris Tqma, nacionaluri saxelmwifos SenarCunebis sababiT miuRebeli<br />
da strategiulad gaumarTlebeli iqneba. miT ufro iseT viTarebaSi,<br />
roca globalizaciis pirobebSi, globalizaciis mTavari pirmSos „ev-<br />
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okavSiris kari savaraudod, TandaTanobiT, nel-nela „daixureba“ (asmusi<br />
2009:255).<br />
amerikeli mecnieris keneT n. uolcis azriT, nacionalizmis idea<br />
ar gulisxmobs imas, rom adamianebi mxolod ers ganekuTvnebian, ukanasknel<br />
xans gamoCnda, rom xalxis didi nawilisaTvis damaxasiaTebelia<br />
loialuroba da erTguleba saxelmwifos mimarT, romelic yvela sxva<br />
jgufisadmi erTgulebas aWarbebs (uolci 2003:198). aseT viTarebaSi savaraudoa,<br />
rom krizisul momentSi saxelmwifos SenarCunebisaTvis gaerTianebuli<br />
fronti Seiqmnas individTa grZnobebisa da maTi rwmenis<br />
safuZvelze, rom piradi usafrTxoeba saxelmwifos usafrTxoebazea<br />
damokidebuli (uolci 2003:199). am faqtma da evrokavSiris samomavlo<br />
politikam SeiZleba mniSvnelovnad Secvalos globalizaciis procesi<br />
mTel msoflioSi. garda amisa, msxvili nacionaluri saxelmwifoebis<br />
mxridan aucileblad gamoiZebneba demokratiisa da liberalizmis pirobebSi<br />
globalizaciis uaryofiTi Sedegebisagan Tavdacvis gza.<br />
literatura:<br />
� asmusi 2010: asmusi ronald d., mcire omi, romelmac msoflio Se-<br />
Zra, saqarTvelo, ruseTi da dasavluri samyaros momavali. Tbilisi.<br />
2010.<br />
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msoflio politikaSi, Tbilisi. 2003.<br />
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2003.<br />
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gamocema). Tbilisi. 2006.<br />
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adamiani. Tbilisi. 1999.<br />
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Globalization. Minneapolis, 1996.<br />
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N. Y., 1995.<br />
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Москва. 2004.<br />
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мира. Неклесса А. И. и др., Москва. 2002.<br />
� Кауфман 2002: Кауфман Ф. Х., Глобализация и общество. Сборник статей.<br />
Ч. 1. Москва. 2002.<br />
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POLITICAL SCIENCES, HISTORY<br />
politikuri mecnierebani, istoria<br />
zaza wurwumia<br />
diasporis sakiTxebSi saxelmwifo<br />
ministris mrCeveli<br />
osmaleTis imperiis qarTveli valide sulTnebi<br />
osmaleTis sulTnis taxtze asvlis dRidan dedamisi „valide sul-<br />
Tnis“ (sulTnis deda) tituls iRebda da sulTnis rezidenciis, Tofkafis<br />
sasaxlis qalur nawilSi (haremi) sazeimo ceremonialiT Sedioda.<br />
valide sulTani osmaleTis saxelmwifoSi mniSvnelovani gavleniT sargeblobda<br />
(Halil Inalcik, Donald Quataert 1994:570).<br />
mihriSah valide sulTani. osmaleTis sulTnebis dinastiis qar-<br />
Tveli meuRleebidan, istoriuli wyaroebiT, CvenTvis cnobili pirveli<br />
valide sulTani aris sulTan mustafa III-is meuRle da sulTan selim<br />
III-is deda mihriSah sulTani. mihriSah sulTanis dabadebis TariRad miCneulia<br />
1745 weli. 1761 wels SeeZina vaJiSvili, momavali sulTani selim<br />
III (Danişmend 1995:68; Karal 1995:13; Barış 2002:191).<br />
1774 wels sulTan mustafa III-is gardacvalebis Semdeg taxtze avida<br />
misi Zma abdulhamid I. aRsaniSnavia, rom masac Zmis msgavsad, qarTveli meuRle<br />
hyavda. mihriSahi, sulTnis rezidencia Tofkafis sasaxlidan Zvel<br />
sasaxleSi gadavida. 15 wlis Semdeg, misi Svilis, selim III-is sulTnis taxtze<br />
asvlidan gamomdinare, kvlav dabrunda Tofkafis sasaxlis haremSi.<br />
Tanamedroveni daufaravi aRtacemiT gadmoscemen mihriSahis sulTnis<br />
sasaxleSi dabrunebis brwyinvale ceremonials. Zveli sasaxlidan sapatio<br />
eskorts taxtrevaniT mohyavs valide sulTani. mas mTavar saxelmwifo<br />
gzaze (divanis gza) gamwkrivebuli ianiCarTa razmebi miesalmebodnen.<br />
Tofkafis sasaxlis wina moedanze dedas sulTani selimi Sexvda, samgzis<br />
salams aZlevs da taxtrevanis fardidan gadmowvdil mis xels kocnis da<br />
sasaxlis haremis karamde acilebs (Sakaoğlu 1996:458).<br />
mihriSah valide sulTanma, Tavisi garegnuli silamaziT, saTnoebiTa<br />
da qvelmoqmedebiT waruSleli STabeWdileba moaxdina Tanamedroveebze.<br />
maTi gadmocemiT, miuxedavad imisa, rom dedas uzarmazari gavlena<br />
hqonda Svilze da mTlianad mxars uWerda axalgazrda reformator<br />
sulTans, is ar ereoda politikaSi da saqvelmoqmedo saqmianobas<br />
miuZRvna Tavisi cxovreba. stambolSi mihriSah sulTnis saxelTan dakavSirebulia<br />
saqvelmoqmedo nagebobani, sasadilo saxlebi upovarTaTvis,<br />
Sadrevnebi, meCeTi, medrese da biblioTeka (Elgin 1959:9). valide<br />
sulTani, iseve rogorc misi Svili, sunitur mevlevis TarikaTs (reli-<br />
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giur ordens) ekuTvnoda (Koçu 1981:324).<br />
mihriSah valide sulTani gardaicvala 1805 wlis 16 oqtombers<br />
Tofkafis sasaxleSi. didi samgloviaro ceremonialiT Catarda dakrZalva.<br />
mihriSahi eiubis ubanSi gadaasvenes da mis mier upovarTaTvis<br />
aSenebuli saxlis gverdiT, Tavisive saxelobis TurbeSi (mavzoleumi)<br />
dakrZales (Parmaksizoğlu 1976:154).<br />
nakSidil valide sulTani. sulTan abdulhamid I-is meuRle da mahmud<br />
II-is deda nakSidil valide sulTani 1766 wels saqarTveloSi daibada.<br />
1785 wels sulTnis sasaxleSi SeeZina vaJiSvili, momavali sulTani mahmud<br />
II. meuRlis, sulTan abdulhamidis gardacvalebis Semdeg, 1789 wels, Tofkafis<br />
sasaxle daucala Tavis Tanamemamules mihriSah valide sulTans, selim<br />
III-s dedas, da TviTon gadavida sulTanTa Zvel sasaxleSi, sadac 19 weli<br />
dahyo. vaJiSvilis, mahmudis sulTnis taxtze asvlis Semdeg, 1808 wels<br />
daubrunda Tofkafis sasaxles va-lide sulTnis tituliT. 1808 wlis 6 ivliss,<br />
Tofkafis sasaxleSi Sesabamisi ceremonialiT misi Sesvla osmale-<br />
Tis istoriaSi darCa, rogorc sulTnis dedis ukanaskneli sajaro sazeimo<br />
msvleloba Tofkafis sasaxleSi (Pazan 2007:123-124).<br />
Tanamedroveni gadmogvcemen, rom nakSidil valide sulTans didi<br />
gavlena gaaCnda Tavis Svilze, osmaleTis sulTan mahmud II-ze. swored<br />
dedis CagonebiT gadawyvita sulTanma Tavisi rezidencia Tofkafis sasaxlidan<br />
beSikTaSis sasaxleSi gadaetana. is mxars uWerda Svilis evropuli<br />
reformebis gatarebisadmi midrekilebas da araerTi dasavluri<br />
reformis mcdeloba, mahmud II-m dedis zegavleniT ganaxorciela.<br />
nakSidil valide sulTani mZime avadmyofobebiT, sicocxlis bolos<br />
ki asTmis SetevebiT itanjeboda da mas berZeni eqimebi mkurnalobdnen.<br />
is 1817 wlis 22 agvistos gardaicvala. samgloviaro ceremonialiT<br />
cxedari fatihis meCeTis ezoSi gadaasvenes, sadac mis mierve agebul<br />
TurbeSi dakrZales (Sakaoğlu 1994:40).<br />
bezmialem valide sulTani. qarTveli qalis (zogierTi cnobiT<br />
qarTveli ebraelis) bezmialemis dabadebis TariRad miCneulia 1807 weli.<br />
is mcirewlovnobidan sulTnis sasaxleSi, nakSidil valide sulTanis<br />
meTvalyureobis qveS izrdeboda. bezmialems sulTan mahmud II-sgan<br />
1823 wlis 25 aprils SeeZina vaJiSvili, momavali sulTani abdulmejidi.<br />
1839 wels mahmud II gardaicvala da sulTnis taxtze abdulmejidi avida,<br />
bezmialemma ki valide sulTanis tituli miiRo.<br />
abdulmejidi taxtze asvlisas 16 wlis ymawvili iyo. saxelmwifo<br />
saqmeebze valide sulTanma didi gavlena moipova. rogorc sulTnis deda,<br />
Svilis saxelmwifos SigniT xSiri mogzaurobebis dros, dedaqalaqSi<br />
umaRlesi xelisuflis funqciebs iTavsebda. bezmialem valide sul-<br />
Tnis gavlena saxelmwifo saqmeebze misi Svilis mmarTvelobis mTeli periodis<br />
ganmavlobaSi igrZnoboda. bezmialem valide sulTani 1853 wlis<br />
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3 maiss beSikTaSis sasaxleSi gardaicvala. sulTanma, romelmac mZimed<br />
ganicada dedis gardacvaleba, didi samgloviaro ceremonialis gamar-<br />
Tva brZana. valide sulTani meuRlis, sulTan mahmud II-is TurbeSi dakrZales<br />
(Uluçay 1992:121).<br />
saintereso mogonebas gadmogvcems bezmialem valide sulTanTan<br />
Sexvedris Sesaxeb sulTan abdulmejidis piradi eqimi Spiceri Tavis mogonebebSi<br />
„sulTan abdulmejidis sasaxleSi“: „CiraRanis sasaxleSi Sesvlisas,<br />
harem aRam darbazis siRrmeSi savarZelze dabrZanebul, CadriT<br />
Tavdaburul qalbatonTan mimiyvana. es valide sulTani iyo. harem aRam<br />
auwya, rom sulTnis brZanebiT mas eqimi aaxles. valide sulTans mokrZalebiT<br />
movaxsene, rom misi vaJiSvilis davalebiT, ramodenime SekiTxvis<br />
dasma msurda valide sulTnis janmrTelobis mdgomareobis Sesaxeb...<br />
Cems SekiTxvebs is mSvidad usmenda da auRelveblad mpasuxobda. naxevrad<br />
gamWvirvale Cadris qveS wiTel Rawvebs vamCnevdi. maSin 36 wlis am<br />
qarTveli qalis TeTri da natifi TiTebis silamaze uciloblad miipyrobda<br />
mnaxvelis yuradRebas. mowyale xmiT damemSvidoba da erTi qisa<br />
oqro harem aRas miawoda CemTvis gadmosacemad“(Han’ın Sarayında 1914:617).<br />
bezmialem valide sulTanma ubralo xalxis didi siyvaruli daimsaxura<br />
Tavisi qvelmoqmedebiT. sulTnis deda dadioda stambolis ubnebSi<br />
da Tavisi xelidan urigebda upovarT Semweobasa da sakvebs, mzi-<br />
Tevs aZlevda da aqorwinebda Rarib qaliSvilebs, araerTxel yofila<br />
SemTxveva, mZime valebSi CavardnilebisaTvis vali gadauxdia, patimrebi<br />
Seuwyalebia da maTTvis axali cxovrebis dasawyebad saxsari gauCenia.<br />
mis saxelTan aris dakavSirebuli stambolSi da saudis arabeTSi, muslimTa<br />
wminda qalaq meqaSi agebuli saavadmyofoebi; valides saswavlebeli<br />
stambolSi, sadac misi gankargulebiT stambac gaixsna; stambolis<br />
erT-erTi RirsSesaniSnaoba, dolmabahCes brwyinvale meCeTi, romlis<br />
mSenebloba misma Svilma sulTanma abdulmejidma gaasrula dedis gardacvalebis<br />
Semdeg da sxva mravali saswavlebeli, Sadrevani da saqvelmoqmedo<br />
nageboba (Şentürk 1998:15).<br />
osmaleTis istoriaSi cnobilia ocamde, warmoSobiT qarTveli qali,<br />
romlebic sulTnebis, maTi vaJiSvilebisa da dinastiis sxva wevrebis<br />
meuRleebi iyvnen (Öztuna 1989:294-307).<br />
osmaleTis mmarTveli dinastiis ukanaskneli qarTveli meuRle Sadie<br />
(TavdgiriZe), qobuleTeli bahri faSa TavdgiriZis qaliSvili, 1898<br />
wels daibada stambolis kabataSis ubanSi. 1919 wels colad gahyva sul-<br />
Tan abdulmejidis SviliSvils, Sehzade ibrahim tevfik efendis. wyvils<br />
ori vaJiSvili eyola burhaneTTin jemi da osman beiazidi. 1924 wels Sadie<br />
meuRlesTan da mcirewlovan SvilebTan erTad, osmaleTis sulTnis<br />
dinastiis wevrebis sazRvargareT gadasaxlebis gamo, safrangeTSi gadavida<br />
da q. nicaSi damkvidrda. aq wyvili 1939 wels erTmaneTs gaeyara.<br />
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Sadie meored gaTxovda da amerikis SeerTebul StatebSi gadasaxlda.<br />
misi vaJiSvili pirveli qorwinebidan, dinastiis wevri Sehzade burhaneTTin<br />
jemi, meore msoflio omSi SeerTebuli Statebis armiis rigebSi<br />
ibrZoda. man imogzaura saqarTveloSic da moinaxula papiseuli, TavdgiriZeTa<br />
mamuli qobuleTSi. 1951 wels is daqorwinda irina starosselskaiaze.<br />
burhaneTTin jemi gardaicvala 2008 wels niu-iorkSi. darCa<br />
vaJiSvili Sehzade selim jemi da qaliSvili nilufer sulTani.<br />
osmaluri dinastiis meTauris tituls amJamad atarebs Sadie TavdgiriZis<br />
umcrosi vaJiSvili, 1924 wels dabadebuli osman beiazid osmanoRlu<br />
(Senyucel 2009: 49,76).<br />
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� Öztuna 1989: T. Yılmaz Öztuna. Devletler ve Hanedanlar. C. 2. Ankara. 1989.<br />
� Senyucel 2009: Kemal Senyucel. Hanedan’ın Sürgün Öykusu. İstanbul. 2009.<br />
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LAW, ECONOMICS = samarTali, ekonomika<br />
Tamar zarandia<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
recenzia profesor rolf kniperis statiaze<br />
„SeniSvnebi saqarTveloSi, moldaveTsa da ukrainaSi axali<br />
kerZosamarTlebrivi regulirebebis SeqmnisaTvis“ *<br />
mravalgzis sapatio doqtoris, profesor rolf kniperis statia<br />
„SeniSvnebi saqarTveloSi, moldaveTsa da ukrainaSi axali kerZosamar-<br />
Tlebrivi regulirebebis SeqmnisaTvis“ exeba am qveynebSi ganxorcielebul<br />
samoqalaqo samarTlis kodifikaciebs. gansakuTrebiT sainteresoa<br />
am procesebis avtoriseuli xedva, radgan igi aqtiurad monawileobda<br />
maTSi da konsultacias uwevda kanonmdeblobis Seqmnis uflebamosilebis<br />
mqone iuristebs saqarTvelosa da moldaveTSi - rogorc saredaqcio<br />
komisiis wevri, xolo ukrainaSi rogorc konsultanti.<br />
dRes sayovelTaod aris cnobili, rom saqarTvelos samoqalaqo<br />
kodeqsisa da kerZo samarTlis sferoSi sxva fuZemdebluri kanonebis<br />
miReba germanel eqspertebTan mWidro TanamSromlobiT moxda. maT Soris<br />
yvelaze metad aRsaniSnavia qarTvelebis gamorCeulad didi megobris,<br />
winamdebare statiis avtoris - bremeneli profesoris rolf kniperis<br />
Rvawli.<br />
profesor rolf kniperis damsaxureba saqarTvelos winaSe iv. javaxiSvilis<br />
saxelobis Tbilisis saxelmwifo universitetis doqtoris<br />
sapatio wodebisa da saqarTvelos sapatio moqalaqeobis miniWebiT aRiniSna.<br />
amitomac, am procesebis Tanamonawilis xedva, misi mosazrebebi<br />
samarTlis gavrcelebis sakiTxebze da am sferoSi TanamSromlobis SesaZleblobebze<br />
Zalian sainteresoa qarTveli mkiTxvelisaTvis.<br />
Tanamedrove msoflio sul ufro urTierTdamokidebuli xdeba da<br />
samarTlis transformacia da recepcia dRes ar aris iSviaTi movlena.<br />
xSiria SemTxvevebi, rodesac xdeba sxvadasxva saxelmwifoTa eqspertebis<br />
mier SemuSavebuli modaluri kanonproeqtebis saxelmwifosaTvis<br />
Tavs moxveva. unda aRiniSnos, rom Tavis droze saqarTvelos samoqalaqo<br />
kodeqssac hqonda msgavsi alternativa dsT-s modaluri kodeqsis<br />
saxiT, romelic misaRebi aRmoCnda bevri postsabWoTa qveynisaTvis,<br />
magram saqarTvelo am gziT ar wavida. saqarTvelom airCia germaniasTan<br />
TanamSromlobis gza, riTac gakeTda arCevani tradiciuli, klasikuri<br />
kerZo samarTlis sasargeblod. rogorc aRniSnavs kidec avtori, bevri<br />
*<br />
ixileT winamdebare gamocemaSi: Rolf Knieper. Anmerkungen zur Neuschaffung von Privatrechtsordnungen<br />
in Georgien, Moldawien und der Ukraine.<br />
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iseTi instituti (iseTebi, rogoricaa sakuTrebis formebi, operatiuli<br />
mmarTveloba da a. S.), romelic sabWoTa samarTlidan aris gadasuli<br />
dsT-s mravali qveynis samarTalSi da dRemde warmoadgens diskusiis sagans<br />
am qveynebSi, ar iqna gaziarebuli qarTveli kanonmdeblis mier. avtoris<br />
SefasebiT saqarTvelom yvelaze warmatebulad SeZlo uari eTqva<br />
sabWoTa memkvidreobaze kerZo samarTalSi da Tavi daeRwia rusuli<br />
doqtrinis gavlenisagan, rasac udavod ganicdian dResac sxva postsab-<br />
WoTa qveynebi, sadac modaluri kodeqsis SemmuSavebeli jgufi ZiriTadad<br />
swored rusi civilistebiT iyo dakompleqtebuli.<br />
miuxedavad imisa, rom naSromi germanul enazea Sesrulebuli,<br />
darwmunebulni varT, igi saintereso iqneba qarTveli iuristebisa da<br />
aRniSnuli problematikiT dainteresebuli mkiTxvelisaTvis.<br />
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LAW, ECONOMICS = samarTali, ekonomika<br />
giorgi rusiaSvili, nino qecbaia<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
saqarTvelos ekonomikis realuri mdgomareoba<br />
2010 wlis damdegs<br />
bolo periodSi presiT da televiziiT gaJRerda investiciebis mozidvis<br />
saagentos informacia, rom saqarTvelos ekonomika wina wleb-<br />
Tan SedarebiT 1 2010 wlis damdegisTvis Tavisi mdgomareoba fasdeba<br />
me-11 adgiliT msoflios 183 qveyanas Soris. aqedan gamomdinare, saqar-<br />
Tvelos win uswrebs msoflio qveynebis aTeuli (maT Soris rigiTobiT:<br />
singapuri, axali zelandia, hong kongi, aSS, didi britaneTi, dania, irlandia,<br />
kanada, avstralia da norvegia).<br />
ra SeiZleba amaze iTqvas? is, rom Tu es mdgomareoba marTlac Seesabameba<br />
sinamdviles, maSin marTlac saamayo gvaqvs, radgan aSS-is ekonomika<br />
Seadgens msoflio ekonomikis 23,0-23,5%; singapuri da hong kongi<br />
didi xania miekuTvnebian Soreuli aRmosavleTis e. w. „vefxvebs“, warmoadgenen<br />
ra ekonomikur saswauls da Seadgenen Sromis nayofierebaze<br />
orientirebuli ekonomikuri modelis klasikur nimuSs; arafers vityviT<br />
irlandiis ekonomikaze, romelic miCneuli aris msoflio inovaciur,<br />
adamianur kapitalze orientirebuli ekonomikis erT-erT TvalsaCino<br />
nimuSi israelsa da fineTTan erTad da, romelic daniasa da norvegiasTan<br />
erTad rigrigobiT wlidan wlamde bolo aTeuli wlis manZilze<br />
iyofs msoflioSi sacxovreblad saukeTeso qveynis sapatio statuss<br />
erT sul mosaxleze mosuli SemosavlebiT da cxovrebis pirobebis mimzidvelobiT.<br />
Tavis mxriv, didi britaneTi da kanada didi rvianis wevri<br />
qveynebia; kanada aris amerikis yvelaze axlo savaWro, monetaruli da<br />
sabaJo partniori, xolo didi britaneTi msoflio safondo vaWrobis<br />
centri. avstralia da axali zelandia ki msoflio teritoriis 5,38%<br />
Seadgens. aRniSnul 10 qveyanaze modis msoflio Sida produqtis<br />
(60,689,812 2 – 60,115,459 3 – 62,250,000 4 milioni aSS dolari) (amerikis SeerTebuli<br />
Statebis ekonomikis garda) 11,2137% (didi britaneTi –<br />
1 im dros, rodesac 2008 wlis mSp-is zrda realur fasebSi Seadgens. saorientaciod<br />
6,7% wina welTan SedarebiT da saqarTvelo am maCvenebliT samxreT kavkasia –<br />
centraluri aziis qveyanaTa jgufSi arasaxarbielo bolo adgilzea (azerbaijani,<br />
somxeTi, uzbekeTi, TurqmeneTi, saqarTvelo). jgufisTvis maqsimaluri mniSvneloba<br />
Seadgens 15,6% (am maCvenebliT liderobs azerbaijani, sxvaTa Soris, romlis mSp orjer<br />
aRemateba saqarTvelis da somxeTis mSp-s erTad aRebuls).<br />
2 saerTaSoriso savaluto fondis monacemebi<br />
3 msoflio bankis monacemebi<br />
4 centraluri sadazvervo saagentos ekonomikuri departamentis monacemebi<br />
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2,674,085 – 2,645,593 – 2,787,000 milioni aSS dolari, kanada – 1,510,957<br />
– 1,400,091 – 1,564,000 milioni aSS dolari, avstralia – 1,010,699 –<br />
1,015,217 – 1,069,000 milioni aSS dolari, norvegia – 456,226 – 449,996<br />
– 481,100 milioni aSS dolari, dania – 342,925 – 342,672 – 369,600 milioni<br />
aSS dolari, irlandia – 273,328 – 281,776 – 285,000 milioni aSS<br />
dolari, hong kongi – 215,559 – 215,355 – 223,800 milioni aSS dolari,<br />
singapuri – 181,939 – 181,948 – 154,500 milioni aSS dolari, axali zelandia<br />
– 128,492 – 130,693, - 135,700 milioni aSS dolari), im dros, rodesac<br />
saqarTveloSi 2008 wlis SedegebiT saukeTeso optimisturi gaTvlebiT<br />
erT sul mosaxleze realuri Semosavali fulis myidvelobiTunariani<br />
paritetis gaTvaliswinebiT Seadgenda mxolod 4700 aSS dolars<br />
da ar cdeboda 4863 - 4897 aSS dolars 1 .<br />
swored aRniSnuli kvlevis meTodologiur aspeqtebs SevexebiT<br />
Cvens naSromSi, kritikulad gavaanalizebT ra mis mecnierul saimedoobas<br />
da mdgradobas.<br />
kvleviTi naSromis “Doing Business Series” avtorTa jgufis xelmZRvanelia<br />
batoni simeon jankovi, msoflio bankis mTavari ekonomisti, romelic<br />
aqtiurad TanamSromlobs saqarTvelos Tavisufal universitetTan.<br />
kvleva Sedgeba aTi komponentis Seswavlisgan, rogoricaa:1) biznesis<br />
wamowyebis SesaZleblobebi qveyanaSi; 2) mSeneblobis licenziis mi-<br />
Rebis simartive; 3) TanamSromlebis daqiravebis procedurebis simartive;<br />
4) qonebis registracia; 5) kreditis miReba; 6) investorebis da investiciebis<br />
daculoba qveyanaSi; 7) gadasaxadebis gadaxdis kultura; 8)<br />
vaWrobis gaxsniloba sazRvrebs gareT; 9) kontraqtebis aRsruleba; 10)<br />
biznesis likvidaciis simartive. aRniSnuli aTi kriteriumis saSualo<br />
Sewonili maCvenebeli iZleva mniSvnelobas, romelic aproqsimaciis safuZvelze<br />
ama Tu im qveyanas aniWebs swored saZiebo adgils msoflio<br />
qveyanaTa Soris. am saboloo maCvenebels lakonurad ewodeba „biznesis<br />
keTebis siiole qevyanaSi“. pirvel rigSi ganvixiloT Tu romel adgilzea<br />
saqarTvelo TiToeuli am muxlis mixedviT:<br />
1) biznesis wamowyebis SesaZleblobebi qveyanaSi - 5 adgili;<br />
2) mSeneblobis licenziis miRebis simartive - 7 adgili;<br />
3) TanamSromlebis daqiravebis procedurebis simartive - 9 adgili;<br />
4) qonebis registracia - 2 adgili;<br />
5) kreditis miReba - 30 adgili;<br />
6) investorebis da investiciebis daculoba qveyanaSi - 41 adgili;<br />
7) gadasaxadebis gadaxdis kultura - 64 adgili;<br />
8) vaWrobis gaxsniloba sazRvrebs gareT - 30 adgili;<br />
9) kontraqtebis aRsruleba - 41 adgili;<br />
1 saerTaSoriso savaluto fondis, msoflio bankis da amerikis centraluri sadazvervo<br />
saagentos monacemebi 2008 wlis Sedegad.<br />
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10) biznesis likvidaciis simartive - 95 adgili.<br />
am mdgomareobis martivi gaanalizeba imis safuZvels iZleva, rom<br />
ar viyoT kvlavindeburad „amayni” arsebuli situaciis gamo. pirvel<br />
rigSi, TvalSi sacemia cudi Tu ara damafiqrebeli mdgomareoba iseT<br />
poziciebSi, rogoricaa kreditis miReba, investorebis da investiciebis<br />
daculoba qveyanaSi, gadasaxadebis gadaxdis kultura, vaWrobis<br />
gaxsniloba sazRvrebs gareT da kontraqtebis aRsruleba.<br />
Tu kreditis miReba da vaWrobis gaxsniloba sazRvrebs gareT es<br />
ara marto qveynis Sida mdgomareobaze aramed sxva sistemur riskebzec<br />
aris damokidebuli, iseTi maCveneblebis kuTxiT msoflio qveynebis<br />
22,4%-dan – 35% - mde yofna, rogoricaa investorebis da investiciebis<br />
daculoba qveyanaSi; gadasaxadebis gadaxdis kultura da kontraqtebis<br />
aRsruleba – araTu saxarbielo, aramed sagangaSoa swored biznesis<br />
keTebis kuTxiT.<br />
calke aRniSvnis Rirsia biznesis likvidaciasTan dakavSirebuli<br />
siZneleebi (95 adgili), raSic Cven iseTi korumpirebuli qveynebic ki<br />
gviswreben, rogoricaa ruseTi – 92 adgili da nigeria – 94 adgili.<br />
amasTan aRsaniSnavia, rom mocemuli maTematikuri aparati 1 ar SeiZleba<br />
iyos srulyofili, radgan minimalur da maqsimalur maCveneblebs Soris<br />
gadaxra Zalzed didia. kerZod, „Sedegis alogikurobis cdomilebis“ 2<br />
gadaxra Seadgens 489,1552%-s (2 2 /∆Zn – 95 2 /∆Zn), rac imaze miuTiTebs, rom<br />
saWiroa ufro saimedo meTodologiis SemuSaveba, romelic mogvcemda<br />
Sedegebis skalirebis SesaZleblobas Sida maCveneblebis didi fluqtuaciuri<br />
spredis SemTxvevaSi (swored aseTi mdgomareobaa saqarTvelos<br />
ekonomikis mimarTebaSi). qveynebis Tavdapirveli mdgomareoba Semdegnairia<br />
kvlevis Sedegis mixedviT (singapuri, axali zelandia, honk<br />
kongi, CineTi, aSS, didi britaneTi, dania, irlandia, kanada, avstralia,<br />
norvegia, saqarTvelo da a. S. anu me-12 adgili 183-dan).<br />
rogorc Cans, naklebi qula qveyanaSi biznesis keTebis siioleSi<br />
(naklebi licenzireba, sertificireba da regulireba`reglamentireba,<br />
naklebi saxelmwifo Tu Crdilovani „reketi“, meti socialuri loialuroba<br />
da a. S.) warmatebulobis niSania. amasTan ufro Rrmad CaRrmavebis<br />
Semdeg naTelia, rom bevri qveynis rigiTi nomeri ar Seesabameba realurad<br />
dagrovil qulebs, ris mizezsac ver getyviT da saxeze gvaqvs Sedegze<br />
orientirebuli cifrebiT manipulirebis SemTxveva.<br />
Sesabamisad mocemuli qveynebi ufro marTebuli iqneba Semdegi<br />
ufro saTanado TanmimdevrobiT dalagdes, rac amave dros Cvens reko-<br />
1 Cven gvinda aRvniSnoT, rom eWvqveS ar vayenebT kvlevis pativcemuli avtorebis mier<br />
moZiebuli informaciis siswores da zedmiwevniTobas, risi gadamowmebis obieqtur<br />
SesaZleblobasac moklebulni varT.<br />
2 am dros xSirad gamoiyeneba e. w. double checking approach.<br />
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mendaciasac Seadgens (ganlageba Cvenia: singapuri, axali zelandia,<br />
hong kongi, CineTi, aSS, didi britaneTi, dania, irlandia, kanada,<br />
avstralia, norvegia, saqarTvelo, islandia, tailandi, fineTi, iaponia<br />
da a. S). aRniSnuli Tanmimdevroba ufro samarTliania kvlevis miznebidan<br />
gamomdinare.<br />
Tumca, rogorc Cvenma dakvirvebam aCvena kvlevas gaaCnda kidev er-<br />
Ti naklovaneba, kerZod 10 parametris mixedviT cal-calke qveynebis-<br />
Tvis rigiTi nomris araswori miniWeba.<br />
migvaCnia, rom Sedegis ukeTesi kalibraciisaTvis TiToeul qveyanas<br />
unda mieniWos misi unikaluri rigiTi nomeri Sesabamisi parametris<br />
mixedviT qveyanaTa jgufebSi gaerTianebis gareSe im principiT ra TanmimdevrobiTac<br />
qveynebi aris mocemuli Tavdapirvel monacemebSi 1 .<br />
aqedan gamomdinare, aTi parametris mixedviT qveynebis mdgomareoba<br />
gacilebiT sxva suraTs iZleva. Sesabamisad, aRniSnuli parametrebis<br />
Sejerebis xarjze, ufro zedmiwevniT Catarebuli kalibraciis Sedegad<br />
vRebulobT axlebur sias, romelic ara marto mniSvnelovnad<br />
gansxvavdeba batoni simeon jankovis xelmZRvanelobiT SemuSavebuli<br />
Tavdapirveli variantisagan, romelzec arasamecniero apelirebas axdenen,<br />
aramed misi zemoT moyvanili modernizebuli variantisganac<br />
(singapuri, axali zelandia, hong kongi, CineTi, aSS, didi britaneTi,<br />
dania, irlandia, kanada, avstralia, norvegia, saqarTvelo, islandia,<br />
tailandi, fineTi da a. S. e. i. 183 qveynidan saqarTvelos ukavia me-12<br />
adgili).<br />
vfiqrobT, rom Cveni naSromi ufro met mecnierul saR skepticizms<br />
SesZens nominaluri faqtebis kvlevis ekleqtikuri meTodiT apelirebas<br />
zogadad da kerZod saqarTvelos ekonomikis realuri mdgomaroebis<br />
kuTxiT mimoxilvas, maT Soris biznesis keTebis siiolis mxriv,<br />
rac agrerigad sWirdeba Cvens qveyanas biznesis dasacavad da gansaviTareblad.<br />
literatura:<br />
� http://www.doingbusiness.org/<br />
� http://www.wikipedia.org/<br />
� http://www.freeuni.edu.ge/<br />
� International Monetary Fund<br />
� World Bank<br />
� CIA World Factbook<br />
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1 aRsaniSnavia, rom qveynebis anbanuri dasaxeleba ugulvebelyofilia.<br />
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PHILOLOGY = filologia<br />
eka dadiani<br />
akaki wereTlis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
-av/-am zmnur sufiqsTa gamovlenisaTvis<br />
imerxeul dialeqtSi<br />
-av`-am zmnuri sufiqsebi qarTul saliteraturo enasa da dialeqtebSi<br />
rigi TaviseburebebiT xasiaTdeba. maTi ZiriTadi funqciaa awmyos<br />
(/myofadis) fuZis warmoeba; gvxvdeba agreTve awmyo-myofadisgan nawarmoeb<br />
mwkrivebSi, I TurmeobiTSi. -av`-am Temis niSnebi daerTvis sxvadasxva<br />
tipis zmnebs.<br />
-av da -am formantiani zmnebi ZiriTadad erTnair cvlilebebs ganicdian;<br />
imerxeul dialeqtSi -av`-am sufiqsebi sxvadasxva fonetikuri<br />
variantiTaa warmodgenili; gvxvdeba agreTve sxva sufiqsebTan monacvleobisa<br />
da uTemisniSno zmnaTa garTulebis SemTxvevebi.<br />
I. -av`-am sufiqsTa fonetikuri variantebi<br />
1. awmyo-myofadis mx. ricxvis samive pirsa da mr. ricxvis I-II pirSi -<br />
av`-am sufiqsebi, rogorc wesi, ucvlelia, mag.: 1<br />
a) -av TemisniSniani zmnebi:<br />
awmyo: yaneb, Waleb vfaWavT (vToxniT); yartof vTesavT, lobios<br />
vTesavT; Comas bila (saqonelsac) aRar vinaxavT; imisi baba yiSlefSi neker<br />
kafavs (eqsped. masal.)... zurnas vukrav (futkaraZe 1993:195); amiT<br />
simind wikavT? (futkaraZe 1993:239); brunavs guleze (futkaraZe<br />
1993:198).<br />
myofadi: lobio ro amua, gavfaWavT; gazafxulic mua, movxnavT,<br />
memre davTesavT; zafxulSi am xieb davkafavT; wisqvilSi davfqvavT, CamevtanT,<br />
davakravT; anjax bevr Tivas moTibav; morwyav, waxdeba isa; vincxas<br />
unda, deiburavs, ar unda, ar deiburavs; geli geiqceva, insan deinaxavs;<br />
TaxTeb CavficravT; Calas lamazad SevkonavT (eqsped. masal.)... me<br />
giwikav magas (futkaraZe 1993:202); ToPiT movTxriT, SevCePavT (futkaraZe<br />
1993:276); karis ficreb Sekrav (futkaraZe 1993:197); Parsa gavrekavT<br />
„voiS“ SezaxiliT (futkaraZe 1993:198); qaTams moxarSav, Sewuav<br />
(futkaraZe 1993: 206); gaskdeba mi, ima davmesravT (futkaraZe 1993:201);<br />
davbeRlavT lamazaT, gaPmeso (futkaraZe 1993:201); farcxiT davfarcxavT<br />
miwasa (futkaraZe 1993:201).<br />
b) -am niSnis gamovlena imerxeulSi, saliteraturo enisa da sxva<br />
dialeqtebis msgavsad, SedarebiT SezRudulia; Cveulebriv, daerTvis<br />
umarcvlo fuZis mqone zmnebs, mag.:<br />
awmyo: agze mezoblis qorSi vdgam xandexan Calas; lobios xan YeSil<br />
1 nimuSebi warmodgenilia 2006-2009 wlebSi quTaisis akaki wereTlis saxelmwifo universitetis<br />
qarTveluri dialeqtologiis samecniero-kvleviTi institutis organizebiT<br />
(xelmZRvaneli prof. t. futkaraZe) imerxevSi mowyobili eqspediciis periodSi<br />
Cven mier Cawerili masalidan; calkeul SemTxvevebSi magaliTebs vimowmebT n. marisa (i.<br />
gigineiSvili, v. Tofuria, i. qavTaraZe, qarTuli dialeqtologia, qrestomaTia, I, Tb.,<br />
1961) da S. futkaraZis (Cveneburebis qarTuli, baTumi, 1993) imerxeuli teqstebidan.<br />
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(mwvanes) vSWamT, xan meviyvanT; ZaRli yefs da vabamT; Tqven emes svamT,<br />
raY qvia? Rvino (eqsped. masal.)... daTvibabai wiTel kakals isxams (futkaraZe<br />
1993:200); guSindel nartyam adgilze dRes aRar martyams (futkaraZe<br />
1993:234).<br />
myofadi: Taze avasxamT Comas, memre CamuasxamT Sin; Comas am WalefSi<br />
gavasxamT, vaZuebT; ima palkon maabam; qali Taze gavgzavno, memre<br />
vin gizams qalobas; es macvia, emas Cevcvam; arabiaze dasadgam arabaze<br />
duudgam (eqsped. masal.)... ima sabel maabam, oubam Pareb (futkaraZe<br />
1993:203); varias Camuabam sabelebze (futkaraZe 1993:247).<br />
2. -av`-am Temis niSniseuli a xmovani uwyvetlis, xolmeobiTisa da I<br />
kavSirebiTis formebTan (yvela pirsa da ricxvSi) e gaxmovanebiT icvleba<br />
da viRebT -ev`-em variantebs. Sdr.: arqaul qarTulSi av`-am > -ev`-em<br />
dasturdeba uwyvetel-xolmeobiTis I-II piris formebSi, xolo III pirsa<br />
da I kavSirebiTSi -av`-am > -v`-m.<br />
-av`-am>-ev`-em cvlileba samecniero literaturaSi sxvadasxvagvaradaa<br />
axsnili; arn.Ciqobava miiCnevs, rom -ev`-em sxva Temis niSnebia,<br />
romlebic enacvleba -av`-am niSnebs (Ciqobava 1948:98-110); l. kiknaZis<br />
azriT, -av`-am Temis niSnebi -ev`-em-d iqca fonetikur niadagze, kerZod,<br />
nawilobrivi asimilaciis safuZvelze: mravlobiTSi d-s momdevno i-s<br />
gavleniT a iqca e-d: v-kl-av-d-i-T>v-kl-ev-d-i-T. Semdeg asimilirebuli<br />
forma gadavida mxolobiTSi (kiknaZe 1947:317-344); b. jorbenaZis mixedviT,<br />
-ev`-em sufiqsebi -av/-am Temis niSanTa fonetikuri nairsaxeobebia<br />
(miRebuli a:e gaxmovanebis cvliT) (jorbenaZe 1998:647).<br />
movitanT nimuSebs imerxeuli metyvelebidan:<br />
a) -av > -ev (uwyveteli): aq boგna simind vTesevdi; maSin buRdas<br />
(xorbals) Tesevden; PariT SeSas vzidevdiT, Tivas vzidevdiT; baSTan ParebiT<br />
vPnevdiT; win-win vklevdiT imaT Cven zamTarSi; win-win ima vkafevdiT,<br />
axla viRan kafavs (eqsped. masal.)...<br />
im sandukSi malevda biWs ([n. mari], gigineiSvili 1961:382); meg kaci<br />
SeSinebulze, jinis (eSmakis) SeSinebulze ukiTxevda avantyofs, avadevlsa<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:235); minei yanas rwyevdao (futkaraZe 1993:209); iusuf<br />
dedei ukrevda PoPlev (futkaraZe 1993:195); Tquensa fena lamazaT<br />
xuewevden gobebsa (futkaraZe 1993:200); sxals winwin CaquCiT nayevden<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:208); kakli wengoSic Rebevden (futkaraZe 1993:206); imasa<br />
qalamnis RvediT kerevden (futkaraZe 1993:236)...<br />
xolmeobiTi: xuT pir movrwyevdiT, wyal SuuSvebdiT; meviyrebodiT,<br />
cxvar davklevdiT, Txas davklevdiT; winkula qer davTesevdiT,<br />
simind davTesevdiT, kalos gavlewevdiT; Comas movwvelevdiT, guuZaxebdiT<br />
(eqsped. masal.)...<br />
erT kurdRel geevlo, ver deinaxevdi (futkaraZe 1993:200); Svid<br />
YazmaSi gamohkoWevda (futkaraZe 1993:208); CiT deixurevden (futkaraZe<br />
1993:208); yarTof qi movxarSevdiT, moqvparevda (futkaraZe 1993:216);<br />
sabeliT gavkoWevdiT karqa (futkaraZe 1993:230); is kaci xofaSi Cais<br />
mohkrefevda (futkaraZe 1993:236).<br />
I kavSirebiTi: vityvi qi: erT aWaras gedevdode da erTi Cuen Saqiremois<br />
RarWebsac vnaxevdeT erTi (futkaraZe 1993:218).<br />
b) -am > -em (uwyveteli): Sen kaYs svemdi (eqsped. masal.); baSTan (Ta-<br />
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vidan) vsuemdi zigaras (futkaraZe 1993:198); Waxe dos vsuemdiT (futkaraZe<br />
1993:231).<br />
xolmeobiTi: SivabemdiT Parsa (futkaraZe 1993:244); zuelaT wkepliT<br />
xColeb gavakeTebdiT, gamuabemdiT (futkaraZe 1993:197); suleimanai<br />
ar iyo, Tuara politikobas aravis vuzemdiT (futkaraZe 1993:204);<br />
Tespaze (krialosanze) avacuemdi simRereb (futkaraZe 1993:213); as xoromsa<br />
daudgemdiT erT marPilze (futkaraZe 1993:230); quas daartyemden<br />
da Pmas azlevda (futkaraZe 1993:231).<br />
I kavSirebiTi: qeSkam (netav) masuemdes wyalsa (futkaraZe 1993:255).<br />
msgavsi formebi gvxvdeba xevsurulSi, TuSurSi, moxeurSi, zemoimerulSi,<br />
raWulSi. agreTve maWaxlurSi, livanurSi, taourSi (futkara-<br />
Ze 1993:20,27,34).<br />
3. awmyosa da myofadis mr. ricxvis III piris formebSi -av`-am sufiqsiseuli<br />
a xmovani reducirdeba da –v`-m-s saxiTaa warmodgenili<br />
(cvlilebas iwvevs xmovnis Semcveli -en`-an sufiqsebis darTva), rac<br />
aseve arqauli movlenaa.<br />
a) -av > -v (awmyo): iqedan zidven wyal; axla qi Tiva bevri ar ari, ar<br />
Tibven aqaurobas; amaSi inaxven; kaci mokdeba, mokdomixan ukiTxven; Walas<br />
focxven ase; Rorebic modian, culebiT kvlen; borCxas wiTel simind<br />
Tesven, Cven TeTr simind vTesavT; didruanebi iburven; Cemi Taxumi<br />
Teli iburven; ar burvan zaTe; imarxven, ilocven; gelinluReb kerven<br />
(eqsped. masal.)... kaloze ilocven (futkaraZe 1993:261); arebiT wikven<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:205); nalia viciT, imaSi danayven simind (futkaraZe<br />
1993:208); kaloze balaxs fxeken, rwyven (futkaraZe 1993:267).<br />
myofadi: durbuni ici, imiT Sexedven; Par dakvlen, Zroxas dakvlen;<br />
isini dafantven iSTe; aq Waleb moTibven iSTa; TaviT adgilefSi Caflen<br />
mkdar; yaneb moxnven (eqsped. masal.)... daTv-maTv bevr moklven ([n. mari]<br />
gigineiSvili 1961:379); sizmarSi naxven ([n. mari] gigineiSvili 1961:380);<br />
daTesven, kanjiT (focxiT) dakanjven (dafarcxaven) (futkaraZe<br />
1993:238); gakoWven cxuarsa apovriT (futkaraZe 1993:214); zafsa SeRebven,<br />
daqselven (futkaraZe 1993:219).<br />
b) -am > -m (awmyo): [ixlamurs] Cvensa mokrefen, smen ima, aaduReben,<br />
smen; melaY xefeng udgmen; Sav ar icmen aqa; agze icmen [beWeds] (eqsped.<br />
masal.); kacebi icmen (futkaraZe 1993:214).<br />
myofadi: aqac mileTi bevr ar Ceicmen emes, urubas (Casacmels); zes<br />
qvabSi Caasxmen; zogi faras daabmen; Caacmen im qefin (sudaras), racxa<br />
ari; Zal Caacmen, daburven; racxa ro moagondeba, daarqmen iSTa (eqsped.<br />
masal.)... Pel ro geiWri, maSinac weismen (futkaraZe 1993:213); dadgmen<br />
zvinsa (futkaraZe 1993:237); or Tane Par Caabmen (futkaraZe 1993:238);<br />
daacmen xorcsa SiSze/garganze (Samfurze) (futkaraZe 1993:242); kinasaveT<br />
ari qirqiti, ima daartymen (futkaraZe 1993:206); zedan beqmez muasxmen<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:244).<br />
imerxeulis msgavsi viTareba gvaqvs xevsurul, TuSur, fSaur, ra-<br />
Wul, gurul, imerul... dialeqtebSi.<br />
-av`-am sufiqsTa reducirebuli variantebi imerxeulSi dasturdeba<br />
agreTve vnebiTis arqauli warmoebis formebSi:<br />
-av>-v: vin xar, rom Sen aq imalvi ([n. mari], gigineiSvili 1961:385);<br />
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Sen ras mekiTxvi (futkaraZe 1993:215); ar ikiTxvis qalis asaki da kacis<br />
xelfasi (futkaraZe 1993:213); xamuri izilvis zeiTini YaRiT (futkaraZe<br />
1993:214); bevri guexarjvis saWmeli (futkaraZe 1993:214).<br />
-am>-m: im qorSi TiTo araba anjax (Zlivs) idgmis (futkaraZe<br />
1993:210).<br />
-v (
(futkaraZe 1993: 271); cocxi Sen me amarTvi, me Sen agarTvam (futkaraZe<br />
1993:232); laYloni windas Cagacuam (futkaraZe 1993:203).<br />
2. -av`-am sufiqsebs iSviaTad enacvleba sxva Temis niSnebi:<br />
-av > -eb: ikiTxeben (ikiTxaven), ro SeგTane ar Sevides Siga; gzas deinaxebdiT<br />
(dainaxavdiT); ima daabureb (daaburav), yafaRi (Tavsaxuri)<br />
Tu ara gaq (eqsped. masal.)... zeidan isuen kec davaburebT (futkaraZe<br />
1993:276); daawyoben Tivis xormebsa da daazvineben (dazvinaven) Tivasa<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:237).<br />
imerxeulSi recxva zmna arqaul viTarebas gviCvenebs: ZiriTadad i<br />
Temis niSniT ixmareba (fuZe SekumSulia), mag.:<br />
karga garcxi (garecxav); lamaza cucqSi darcxi (eqsped. masal.).<br />
Sdr.: PeliT gavrecxavT (futkaraZe 1993:276).<br />
-i`-av niSanTa monacvleobis SemTxvevebi: simind gavmargliT<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:204); vmarglav simindsa (futkaraZe 1993:239).<br />
3. imerxeulSi -av`-am TemisniSniani zmnebi I TurmeobiTSi ZiriTadad<br />
inarCuneben -av`-am sufiqsebs, mag.:<br />
Tqveni Yazi (naweri) ver gvikiTxavs Cvena; amsoY (aseTi) hava ar degvinaxavso;<br />
Coma duukargavs Cven dedes; mouxnavan yaniebi boYna (eqsped.<br />
masal.); ukiTxavs nikolas (futkaraZe 1993:201); Tvalebi SuuRebavano<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:205); Rorebi bevri mouklavan zamTarSi (futkaraZe<br />
1993:205); erT kacs douTesavs marili (futkaraZe 1993:237); zil mouparavs<br />
Cemi Tavi amezRam (futkaraZe 1993:208).<br />
maSin araferi ar uTqvams; lazienTi uTqvaman CvenTvin, raze uTqvaman,<br />
ar vici qi; lalazi zvelad duuwvavan da lalazi imatom duurqvaman<br />
(eqsped. masal.); wyali ar usuams dRe (futkaraZe 1993:209); ra kai<br />
qi Cimicuams fePsacmeli (futkaraZe 1993:216); wisqvili igze doudgaman<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:232); ibos zals yiSlidam wousxams saqoneli (futkara-<br />
Ze 1993:201).<br />
gvxvdeba -ia da -av/-am daboloebaTa aRrevis faqtebic.<br />
-av`-am warmodgenilia -ia daboloebis nacvlad: aqauroba Cem dedes<br />
adgilebia, gouyidavs (eqsped. masal.)... magguari kovzi ar Cimidvavs<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:207); Tofi douWiravs kacisTvin (futkaraZe 1993:233)...<br />
am serze futkari duudvaman (eqsped. masal.)...<br />
-av`-am-is nacvlad -ia gvxvdeba: yanebi qi (rom) dourgian, i qilise<br />
(eklesia) doungrevnian; imi barobaგ veRar degviTesia; cxenisTvin ver<br />
Seuxedia; iqa uTqmian (eqsped. masal.)... amdeni xani ar diminaxia (futkaraZe<br />
1993:211).<br />
III. imerxeul dialeqtSi -av`-am sufiqsebs analogiiT dairTaven istoriulad<br />
uTemisniSno zmnebi: mag.:<br />
RmerTi codvas ar dagweravs; daawerav qaviTze, guugzavni; qaRaldze<br />
dawerven (eqsped. masal.); weril dagviweravT, imasac muaferefT<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:240); Cemi kuTxis ambebs weravs (futkaraZe 1993:242); fe-<br />
Pebsac goukoWven, gabanven TaxTaze (futkaraZe 1993:261); axla balaxeb-<br />
Si banven meger (futkaraZe 1993:200); cacxvis fiCxi kbileb mokmeTams<br />
(futkaraZe 1993:197).<br />
-av Temis niSani warmodgenilia „wera“ zmnis mimReobaSi: vin iyo<br />
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amaTi (aSiRebis) Camweravi (futkaraZe 1993:235); Cueni ena, Cueni Yazi, naweravi<br />
fena Temizi (swori) rame ari (futkaraZe 1993:236).<br />
-av`-am daerTvis fuZedrekad zmnebs (rogorc awmyos, ise wyvetilis<br />
fuZes):<br />
awmyos fuZe: CaWyletav gofSi; mawon SedRobav (
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akaki wereTlis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
ramdenime arqauli leqsikuri erTeulisaTvis imerxeulSi<br />
samwignobro qarTulTan ramdenime saukuniT daSorebul imerxeul<br />
dialeqtSi xSirad gvxvdeba arqauli sityvebi Tu gamoTqmebi. am sityvaformaTa<br />
nawili aqtiurad aRar gamoiyeneba Tanamedrove qarTul saliteraturo<br />
enaSi, nawili ki gansxvavebuli mniSvnelobebiT gvxvdeba.<br />
imerxevel qarTvelTa metyvelebaSi dadasturebuli aseTi sityvaformebi,<br />
arc Tu iSviaTad, saxezea sxva qarTvelur dialeqtebSic.<br />
winamdebare statiaSi ganxilulia imerxeulis ramdenime sayuradRebo<br />
arqauli sityvaforma:<br />
1. cxro. „cxro“ imerxeul dialeqtSi niSnavs „ciebas“: „acxruebs<br />
i RarWs...“ dasturdeba S. futkaraZesTanac (futkaraZe 1993). ilia abulaZis<br />
leqsikonSi cxro imave „cieba“ mniSvnelobiT dasturdeba: „gguemos<br />
Sen… seniTa sicxisaYTa da cxro‑Ta“ (abulaZe 1973). sulxan-sabas-<br />
Tan cxro- „civebis senia“ (sulxan-saba 1993).<br />
qarTuli enis ganmartebiT leqsikonSi „cxro“-s miTiTebuli<br />
aqvs, rom Zveli formaa da ganmartebulia, rogorc „sicxiani daavadeba,<br />
cieb-cxeleba“ (qegli 1964).<br />
TuSurSi „cxro“-s mniSvnelobaa „kankali, caxcaxi“; zemo aWarulsa<br />
da mTiulurSi „cxro“ aRniSnavs „malarias, cieb-cxelebas“;<br />
fSaurSi gvxvdeba „cxroeba“ forma „kankali, TrTolva“ mniSvnelobiT<br />
(Rlonti 1984).<br />
qarTuli „cxr“ (
saparad (qegli 1964).<br />
Caxva, Caxua gurulSi „mcire parkia, romelSic bostneulis<br />
Tesls an sxva rames inaxaven“ (Rlonti 1984).<br />
Caxvi zemoaWarulSi patara tomari, parkia, romelSic rZis produqtebs<br />
(dos...) gawuraven (Rlonti 1984).<br />
m. Cuxua asaxelebs qarTul (gurul, qarTlur) cax-i „saparke,<br />
mcire parki“, da cax-e (saba) formebs, romelTa Sesatyvisia megruli<br />
„mcire tomara, parki“ da aRniSnavs:<br />
„qarTul cax- Zirs zanurSi Sesatyvisad Cox- unda hqonoda<br />
(qarT. a: zan. o, c:C); Sesatyvisoba xmovnebSi darRveulia megrulSi<br />
momxdari cvlilebebis gamo. mxedvelobaSia o > va SesaZlebloba, SemdgomSi<br />
v-s distanciuri metaTezisiT. e. i. *Cox-ia > *Cvax-ia (Sdr. gora:gola<br />
|| gvala...) > Caxv-ia. gviandeli Caxv- megrulidan aris SeTvisebuli<br />
qarTulis dasavlur dialeqtebSi: zemo aWaruli Caxv-i „patara<br />
tomara, parki“, gur. Caxua || Caxva „mcire parki“. svanurSi Sesabamisi<br />
forma dakarguli Cans“ (Cuxua 2000-2003).<br />
igi aRadgens s.-qarTv. *cax- arqetips „saparke, mcire parki, tomara“,<br />
romlisaganac miRebulia qarT. cax-i || cax-e : zan. Caxv- < *Cvax-<br />
< *Cox-.<br />
imerxeul dialeqtSi Caxvi formac arqauli mniSvnelobiT dasturdeba.<br />
3. xoromi. „xoromi“ imerxeul dialeqtSi „erTi zurgi Tivaa“<br />
(Tivis is raodenoba, romelsac erTi kaci aikidebs zurgze). formas<br />
adastureben n. marica da S. futkaraZec. „qoris Signidam xorom Tivas<br />
gamevRebdiT“; „Tivis xormebina gavakeTo“ (futkaraZe 1993). sulxansabasTan<br />
xora „SeSis zvinia“ (sulxan-saba 1993). il. abulaZe am formas<br />
ar asaxelebs, iseve rogorc z. sarjvelaZe.<br />
qegl-Si xoromi (xormisa) ganmartebulia sulxan-sabas leqsikonze<br />
dayrdnobiT: „Tivis kona, balaxi“ (s. iord.) „mas kacs cxenisaTvis<br />
alerdi gaeTiba xormad“ (saba) (qegli 1964).<br />
m. Cuxuam qarTvelur xor-a „SeSis zvini“ daukavSira svanur PoJ-,<br />
PoJ- „SeSis an yavris wyoba“ da zanur xoj- formebs. igi aRniSnavs:<br />
„svanuri formebi zanur warmomavlobas hgulisxmoben. sxvanairad<br />
auxsneli gvrCeba qarT. r : svan. J Sefardeba auslautSi. r > j mxolod<br />
zanuris fonetikiT aixsneba (g. rogava) - xor-i > xoj-i. sxva sakiTxia x<br />
> P afrikatizaciis SemTxvevebi svanurSi, rac nasesxeb sityvebSi fonemaTa<br />
araadekvaturi aRqmiT aixsneba, Sdr.: qarT. xardan > svan. Pardan,<br />
megr. xoru > svan. Puru “xvreli“...<br />
sakuTriv svanuri Sesatyvisi unda Candes Semdeg svanur sityveb-<br />
Si: lu-xor „Sekreba“, xor-eu z`s., xor-au laSx. „grova, xora, krebuli“...<br />
(Cuxua 2000-2003).<br />
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m. Cuxua aRadgens s.-qarTv. *xor- Zirs „Sekreba; xora“, romlisganac<br />
miRebulia qarT. xor-a : zan. xoj-i : svan. xor- (iqve).<br />
imerxeuli arqauli xoromi ukavSirdeba s.-qarTvelur *xor- Zirs.<br />
4. Pertali. „Pertali“ imerxeulSi „TiTistars“ niSnavs: memre<br />
PertliT davarTevdiT. n. marTan es forma ar gvxvdeba; adasturebs S.<br />
futkaraZe: „kviriSTavi Pertal amagrefs“ (futkaraZe 1993). sulxansabasTan<br />
uSualod es sityva ar aris axsnili, magram gvxvdeba kviriStavis<br />
ganmartebisas: „kviriStavi ewodebis PeltarTa qalTasa wamosacmelsa,<br />
raTa keTilad trialebdes“ (sulxan-saba 1991).<br />
qarTlurSi xeltari Zafis dasaZaxavi TiTistaria (T. revaziSvili,<br />
borjomi); qarTlurSi, iseve rogorc zemoaWarulSi dasturdeba xertali<br />
formac „xeltari, TiTistari“ mniSvnelobiT.<br />
imerxeulSi dadasturebuli xertal- forma arqauli Peltar- formisaganaa<br />
miRebuli r da l bgeraTa metaTezisis Sedegad.<br />
5.uStruji. imerxeulSi uStruji sityvis mniSvnelobaa „uxasiaTo,<br />
uSno, Seuxedavi“: erTi uStruji racxa iyo. sityva ar gvxvdeba n. marisa<br />
da S. futkaraZis teqstebSi. sityvaforma ganmartebuli ar aris sulxan-sabas,<br />
i. abulaZisa da z. sarjvelaZis leqsikonebSi.<br />
uStari fSaurSi, xevsurulsa da qarTlurSi „brmas“ aRniSnavs; Tu-<br />
SurSi uStari aris ulamazo adamiani, saqoneli, iaraRi (Rlonti 1984).<br />
imerxeuli uStruji forma miRebuli Cans uStar- fuZeze ji-<br />
ucxouri sufiqsis darTviTa da Semdegi fonetikuri cvlilebebis Sedegad:<br />
uStari > uStar-ji > uStur-ji (a-s sruli asimilaciiT) > uStruji<br />
(u da r bgeraTa metaTezisi).<br />
6. mewewkeba. imerxeulSi mewewkeba- sityvis mniSvnelobaa „mezizReba“.<br />
n. maris teqstebSi es sityva ar gvxvdeba, iseve rogorc S. futkaraZis<br />
teqstebsa da leqsikonSi. sulxan-sabasTan gvxvdeba wiwkitela forma;<br />
niSnavs „yrmaTa isarTa cudTa-s“ (sulxan-saba 1993).<br />
gurul dialeqtSi dasturdeba gulwiwki forma gulazizis<br />
mniSvnelobiT; imave gurulSi wiwkaTai Wama „uxalisod, umadod, gamorCeviT<br />
Wamaa“ (Rlonti 1984).<br />
imerulSi guls mewewkeba niSnavs „daukmayofileblobis grZnobas“,<br />
amboben, rodesac vinmesi raime ar moswonT (baRdaTi, m. dograSvili).<br />
imave imerulSi gvaqvs guls meWeWkeba, gulSi WeWkad maqvs, rac niSnavs<br />
„raRac ar momwons, guls maklia, bolomde ar var darwmunebuli“.<br />
wiwk- fuZe gamoiyofa wiwk-n-i-s; wiwk-n-a... formebSi. mas ukav-<br />
Sirdeba megruli wkiwk- wkiwk-on-u-a „wiwkna“; wkiwk-on-un-s „wiwknis“;<br />
wkiwk-on-u „gawiwkna“... (fenrixi, sarjvelaZe 1990).<br />
mo-wkiwku megrulSi niSnavs: „azizi, guli ar mimdis“ (e. dadiani).<br />
rogorc davinaxeT, imerxeul mewewkeba formas paralelebi eZebneba<br />
sxva qarTvelur dialeqtebSic.<br />
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ganmartebaTa leqsikis saZiebeli daurTo ilia abulaZem,<br />
Tbilisi. 1993.<br />
� fenrixi, sarjvelaZe 1990: h. fenrixi, z. sarjvelaZe, qarTvelur<br />
enaTa etimologiuri leqsikoni, Tbilisi.1990.<br />
� futkaraZe 1989: t. futkaraZe, -ken Tandebulis istoriisaTvis,<br />
iberiul kavkasiuri enaTmecniereba # XXVIII, Tbilisi. 1989.<br />
� futkaraZe 1993: S. futkaraZe, Cveneburebis qarTuli, baTumi.<br />
1993.<br />
� qegli 1950: qarTuli enis ganmartebiTi leqsikoni, prof. arn.<br />
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� qegli 1964: qarTuli enis ganmartebiTi leqsikoni, prof. arn.<br />
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2002; o. qajaia, megrul-qarTuli leqsikoni, t. III, Tbilisi.<br />
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� Rlonti 1984: al. Rlonti, qarTul kilo-TqmaTa sityvis kona,<br />
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leqsikoni, Tbilisi. 2000-2003.<br />
� 2006-2009 wlebSi imerxevSi mopovebuli masala (inaxeba ak. wereTlis<br />
saxelmwifo universitetis qarTveluri dialeqtologiis<br />
samecniero-kvleviT institutSi).<br />
� Марр 1911: Марр Н.Я., Дневник поездки в Шавшетию и Кларджетию:<br />
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1911.
PHILOLOGY = filologia<br />
nato gulua<br />
akaki wereTlis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
levan goTuas romani „miTridate“ epoqaluri<br />
sinamdvilis pirispir<br />
XX saukunis TvalsaCino mweralma levan goTuam 1971 wels daasrula<br />
pirveli nawili romanisa „miTridate“, romelSic Zveli welTaRricxvis<br />
II-I saukuneebis saqarTvelosa da mis mezobel saxelmwifoebSi<br />
mimdinare movlenebia asaxuli. romanis centrSi dgas pontos mefe miTridate<br />
VI evpatori - erT-erTi pirveli qarTveli saxelmwifo moRvawe,<br />
romelmac dasavlur qarTuli samyaros gaerTianebiT SeZlo im droisaTvis<br />
uZlieres imperias - roms dapirispireboda. romanSi miTridates<br />
cxovrebis dasawyisia asaxuli, roca pontodan ltolvilma ufliswulma<br />
kolxeTsa da iberias Seafara Tavi, sadac man arsebiTad gaasrula Tavisi<br />
mamis, RalatiT mokluli miTridate V evergetis ganzraxva - mZvinvare<br />
mtris winaaRmdeg qarTveli tomebis gaerTianeba.<br />
levan goTuas romanma „miTridatem“ gamoqveynebisTanave miipyro<br />
mkvlevarTa yuradReba. kidev erTxel daisva mwerlis istoriuli wyaroebisadmi<br />
damokidebulebis sakiTxi, kerZod is, rom l. goTua saqar-<br />
Tvelos istoriis naklebad cnobil movlenebs aRadgens mxatvrul saxeebSi<br />
da gansakuTrebul interess iCens „iseTi istoriuli pirovnebebis<br />
mimarT, romelTa moRvaweoba istoriografiaSi an Zalze burusiTaa moculi,<br />
anda mTlianad sawinaaRmdego TvalsazrisiT Sefasebuli“ (mirianaSvili<br />
1984:112).<br />
levan goTuas Semoqmedebaze dakvirveba gvafiqrebinebs, rom istoriuli<br />
masala mwerlisTvis mxolod damxmare saSualeba, mxatvruli<br />
sivrce rodia, is istoriuli warsulidan iRebs konkretul siuJets,<br />
romelic misi nawarmoebis mTavar RerZad iqceva da naTlad gamokveTs<br />
mis ideas, dedaazrs. l. goTua, rogorc romanisti, yovelTvis iTvaliswinebs<br />
istoriuli romanisaTvis damaxasiaTebel Taviseburebebs, ker-<br />
Zod, imas, rom istoriuli romanis Temisa da sagnis sworad SerCeviT<br />
mwerali erTgvar kavSirs amyarebs istoriasa da Tanamedroveobas Soris<br />
(gafrindaSvili, miresaSvili 2008:305).<br />
mkvlevarTa Soris sakamaTo gaxda iseTi sakiTxebi, rogoricaa: romanis<br />
stili da mwerlis mxatvruli azrovnebis struqtura. erTma nawilma<br />
„miTridate“ realisturi romanis sazomiT Seafasa (baqraZe<br />
1979:119), rac dauSveblad miiCnia r. CxeiZem. misi mtkicebiT, „miTridate“<br />
unda ganvixiloT rogorc romantikuli romani, sadac „hiperboluri<br />
da realuri Tanazomierad erwymis erTimeores“ (CxeiZe 1995). mar-<br />
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Tlac, Tu „miTridates“ ganvixilavT rogorc romantikul romans, nawarmoebisadmi<br />
aseTi damokidebuleba naTels gaxdis mis Taviseburebebs<br />
da garkveviT warmoaCens, ra mxatvruli meTodi gamoiyena mweralma romanis<br />
Seqmnisas. l. goTuam, istoriuli Tematikis mxatvrulad gaazrebisas,<br />
samyaros Secnobis saSualebad Tavidanve romantizmi airCia, rogorc<br />
erovnuli TviTgamorkvevisa da TviTSemecnebis erT-erTi xerxi.<br />
marTalia, romantizmma, rogorc mimarTulebam, didi xania amowura Tavisi<br />
SesaZleblobebi, magram igi, rogorc mxatvruli meTodi, dRemde<br />
gamoiyeneba literaturaSi. swored am mxatvruli meTodis gamoyenebiT<br />
daakavSira mweralma istoriuli warsuli Tanamedrove cxovrebasTan,<br />
Cvens welTaRricxvamde II-I saukuneebSi dagvabruna da gviCvena iseTi<br />
samyaro, romlis danaxvac surda Tavad, rogorc XX saukunis mwerals.<br />
miuxedavad imisa, rom romani „miTridate“ uZveles qarTvel tom-<br />
Ta cxovrebas gviCvenebs, mwerali mxatvrulad gardasaxuli warsulis<br />
sinamdvilidan aRebuli movlenebiT exmianeba Tavisi epoqis problemebs<br />
da cdilobs maT gadaWras. mkiTxvelisTvis naTelia l. goTuas Canafiqri:<br />
miTridates saxiT Seeqmna XX saukunisaTvis niSandoblivi, tiranuli<br />
politikis gamtarebeli liderebisagan radikalurad gansxvavebuli<br />
mmarTvelis mxatvruli saxe; masSi unda gamTlianebuliyo idealuri xelisufalisTvis<br />
damaxasiaTebeli Tvisebebi; misi zraxvebi, miswrafebebi,<br />
samomavlo politika mimarTuli unda yofiliyo usamarTlobis, Zalmomreobis,<br />
Cagvrisa da sisastikis winaaRmdeg.<br />
miTridate, rogorc literaturuli gmiri, avtoris mier Soreul<br />
warsulsa da Tanamedroveobas Soris gadebuli xidia, amitom misi mxatvruli<br />
saxis Seqmnisas mwerali erTgvar originalobas iCens. Tu l. go-<br />
Tuas sxva istoriuli romanebisa da moTxrobebis gmirebi odnav romantizebulebi<br />
iyvnen, miTridates SemTxvevaSi ufro antikurobaa wina<br />
planze wamoweuli; Tumca, garkveulwilad, igi romantikul xasiaTsac<br />
atarebs, rogorc gamorCeuli, ganumeorebeli gmiri, romelic araCveulebrivi<br />
cxovrebiT cxovrobs, upirispirdeba borotebas, aqvs maRali<br />
idealebi, ibrZvis samSoblos keTildReobisaTvis.<br />
radgan romanSi movlenebi sul mTavari gmiris garSemo trialebs,<br />
cxadia, avtors farTo SesaZlebloba hqonda, rom misi dawvrilebiTi<br />
daxasiaTeba moeca. gmiris Sinagani samyaros warmosaCenad mwerali gansxvavebul<br />
mxatvrul xerxebs mimarTavs, gviCvenebs mas sxvadasxva garemoSi,<br />
detalurad miuTiTebs misTvis damaxasiaTebel Tvisebebze. ase<br />
rom mkiTxvelisaTvis (pirdapir Tu arapirdapir) naTeli xdeba miTridates<br />
garegnobis yvela niSani. avtori gmiris detaluri portretis<br />
CvenebiT sagangebod usvams xazs mis garegnul mxaresa da sulier Tvisebebs<br />
Soris arsebul Sesabamisobas. SeiZleba iTqvas, rom im idealur Sem-<br />
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TxvevasTan gvaqvs saqme, roca garegnoba srul harmoniaSia personaJis<br />
Sinagan samyarosTan.<br />
nawarmoebis mTavari gmiris mxatvruli saxis Seqmnisas, mweralma,<br />
bunebrivia, isargebla im arc Tu ise sando da mdidari saistorio wyaroebiT,<br />
romlebmac, marTalia calmxrivad, magram mainc Semogvinaxes<br />
faqtebi miTridates pirovnebis, Tvisebebis, Rirsebebis Sesaxeb, epizodebi<br />
misi cxovrebisa da moRvaweobidan. „miTridates daxasiaTeba ara<br />
erTi klasikuri xanis mweralTan moipoveba, magram arc erTi maTgani sa-<br />
Wiro obieqturobiT ar gamoirCeva“ (gozaliSvili 1965: 247), - SeniSnavs<br />
g. gozaliSvili, Tumca mainc arsebobs zogi Zvirfasi cnoba, romelTac<br />
ueWvelia daeyrdno avtori romanze muSaobisas. l. goTua gansakuTrebuli<br />
damajereblobiT msjelobs miTridates inteleqtualur Rirsebebze.<br />
Txrobis dasawyisSive miuTiTebs, rom ufliswulis ganswavluloba<br />
arakad dadioda pontos swavlulTa da moazrovneTa Soris, rom mas<br />
„SemaZrwunebeli Zalis“ mexsiereba hqonda da mravali ena icoda, maT Soris<br />
romauli, rogorc mtris, mowinaaRmdegis ena, da qarTuli, romelze<br />
wera-kiTxva ganzrax yvelaze gvian - mowifulobis asakSi - Seaswavla misma<br />
ostatma, brZenma bedan-kolxma. romanSi xazgasmiTaa naTqvami, rom miTridatem<br />
jer qarTulad gadasZaxa moedanze mojarul, mefis muxanaTuri<br />
sikvdiliT aRSfoTebul xalxs: - „vidre mamaCemis mkvlelebs ar mivwvdebi<br />
da ar davsji - gvirgvins - didsa Tu mcires - Sublis ZarRvze ar gavikareb!<br />
axla zRvispira sxva qarTul kilokavebsa da berZnulze Tavad Targmna,<br />
xolo Semdeg laTinuradac warmosTqva“ (goTua 1982).<br />
gmiris amgvari daxasiaTebis safuZvels mwerals, ra Tqma unda, miTridates<br />
Sesaxeb arsebuli cnobebi aZlevda. TviT tendenciurad ganwyobili<br />
araqarTveli mwerlebi da moazrovneebic ver faravdnen aRfrTovanebas<br />
miTridates uCveulo inteleqtualuri SesaZleblobebis<br />
mimarT da acxadebdnen, rom: „miTridate, mefe ocdaori sxvadasxva tomisa,<br />
awarmoebda marTlmsajulebas amdensave enaze da SekrebilT mimar-<br />
Tavda xolme TiToeul toms mis enaze... danamdvilebiT cnobilia, rom<br />
miTridate mxolod erTi iyo mokvdavTa Soris, ocdaor enaze molaparake,<br />
da rom Tavisi 56 wlis mefobis ganmavlobaSi mas ar dasWirvebia Tarjimnis<br />
daxmareba mis qveSevrdom tomTa arc erT mosaxlesTan saubris<br />
dros“ (I saukunis mwerali plinius sekundusi, gozaliSvili 1965: 252).<br />
aranakleb adgils uTmobs mwerali miTridates aRnagobaze saubars,<br />
mis fizikur daxasiaTebas, romelic gmiris sulieri siZlierisa da<br />
mTlianobis garegnul gamoxatulebas warmoadgens. „Wabuk ufliswulis<br />
tani bumberazad aSoltviliyo! xeli zecamde aRepyro! wablisferi kululebis<br />
varji Saravandedad Semosdgomoda... Tvalebidan ki vgoneb naperwklebs<br />
yrida“(goTua 1982). aseTad warmogvidgeba miTridate romanis<br />
dasawyisSi: maRali, Zlieri, saocrad maRali xmis mqone. misi fiziku-<br />
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i srulyofilebis mTeli brwyinvalebiT warmoCena goji mefesTan pirvelad<br />
Seyrisas moxda. marTalia, qvasavarZelas TavSeyris monawile<br />
mxcovanebs ukve gaeRmerTebinaT da salocavadac gaexadaT miTridate,<br />
rogorc TaviT fexebamde srul-qarTveli, romelic tubalic iyo, kolxica<br />
da iberic, magram naklebmrwmen goji mefes sakuTari TvaliT undoda<br />
exila momavali Svilobili. da roca wylidan axladamosuli miTridate,<br />
msgavsi berZenTa poseidonisa da kolxTa heasi, SiSveli da<br />
gvirgvinosani, warsdga mefis winaSe, gojim maSinve igrZno, rom „sxva sazomis“<br />
kacTan hqonda saqme. ase rom l. goTuam miTridate sazogado<br />
moRvaweobisaTvis savsebiT momwifebul pirovnebad dagvixata.<br />
didi TavdacviTi omisaTvis mzadeba miTridatem yvela qarTuli<br />
tomis gaerTianebebaze zrunviT daiwyo. man Tavidanve sworad gansazRvra,<br />
rom qarTuli samyaros gaZliereba zemodan qveviT, ucxo TeslTa<br />
dapyrobiT ki ara, aramed qvemodan zeviT, naTesaur tomTa Segnebul da<br />
saimedo SeTvistomebiT unda momxdariyo. is gegmavda naTesauri kavSiris<br />
Seqmnas ara dampyrobluri imperiis Camoyalibebis mizniT, aramed<br />
TavdacviTi miznebis mqone koalicias, romelic aleqsandre makedonelis<br />
imperiasaviT ar daemxoboda; qarTvelTa nebayoflobiT gaerTianebas<br />
da ara dapyrobil tomTa auracxel simravles.<br />
miTridates epoqisTvis niSandoblivi iyo tomTsamyaroebs Soris<br />
brZola. romaul-italikuri, elinuri, ebrauli, arabul-siriuli, par-<br />
Tmiduri, somxuri, sparsuli da qarTuli samyaroebi TviTdamkvidrebas<br />
cdilobdnen da gamarjvebac mas darCeboda, romelic moaswrebda gam-<br />
Tlianebas. elinuri samyaros magaliTma miTridate daarwmuna, rom<br />
tomTa ubralo gaerTianeba ar iyo sakmarisi romis dasamarcxeblad. man<br />
kargad icoda, elinTmTlianobis safuZvels Tavisufali qalaqi-Temis,<br />
samefo-Temis, kunZuli-Temis mTlianoba warmoadgenda; marTalia, hqondaT<br />
maT urTierTSoris moklexniani samxedro kaSirebic, magram brZola<br />
da TiSva, kunZulTa qsaqsva ufro axasiaTebdaT, vidre Zireuli er-<br />
Tianoba. amitom miTridatem naTesaur tomTa nebayoflobiT SeTvistomebaSi,<br />
maT gadaduRebaSi dainaxa gamosavali da Seecada saerTo qarTuli<br />
xasiaTi epovna. Zieba ki daiwyo kolxeTidan, sper-qarTuli samyaros<br />
Suagulidan. surda axlos gaecno „naTesaobiT qarTvelni“, rac misTvis<br />
da mis garemocvaSi myofi SeficulebisaTvis, warmoSobisa da warmomavlobis<br />
erTbudianobas, sisxliTa da gulRviZliT naTesaobas, erTenianobas,<br />
„saerTo suliskveTebasa da urTierTSeJRerebul ltolvasa da<br />
Tanadgomas“ niSnavda.<br />
erovnuli erTobis miRwevisaTvis Tavdauzogav brZolas ara mxolod<br />
romanis gmiris, miTridates mTavar koncefciad, aramed avtoriseuli<br />
saTqmelis magistralur mimarTulebadac miiCnevs a. nikoleiSvili:<br />
„es Tvalsazrisi ara marto romanis personaJTa erovnul-saxelmwifoeb-<br />
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iv mrwamss gamoxatavs, aramed imavdroulad Cveni istoriuli warsulis<br />
Rrma da safuZvliani Seswavlis safuZvelze myarad Camoyalibebul Tavad<br />
mwerliseul TvalTaxedvasac avlens ganzogadebuli formiT“ (nikoleiSvili<br />
2003: 596).<br />
kolxeT-iberiaSi mogzaurobisas miTridate darwmunda, rom qar-<br />
Tveli tomebi arc erT samyaros ar Camouvardebodnen niWiTa da<br />
urTierTSeTvisebis unariT; Zlieri mtris moaxloebis gamo, tomTa gaerTianebisTvisac<br />
momwifebuliyo niadagi, radgan umartivesi alRo<br />
mxarTmicemas ukarnaxebda tomebs. „es sul Cveni sanaTesaoa! erTi iavnanidan<br />
da dedaenidan gamosulni da Cvens mzisqveSeTSi moTesilni! jigarica<br />
da fiqrsabrunavic erTi gvaqvs“, - ase uxsnida abio-iberi miTridates<br />
qarTvel tomTa xasiaTs. magram iyo ueWvelad dasaZlevi erTgvari<br />
„xeobaTa daqsaqsuloba“, pirovnuli Tu tomobrivi TavisTavadoba, romelsac<br />
guri-askaneli amgvarad gamoxatavs: „cal-calke yvela vgmirobT,<br />
erTad ki erTurTis baTils vundebiT“; gvaza-megri kidev ufro<br />
Sors midis qarTul xasiaTSi damkvidrebul naklovanebaTa mxilebisas:<br />
„CvenTan erT dRes yvela cixe-koSki da cixovani rom moispos, cxovreba<br />
sul qorwilad, Rreobad da marulad gagveSleboda!.. marto mteri rom<br />
iyos Cveni mazianebeli, veras gvazianebda! Torem yvelgan brZolaa...<br />
tomTSorisi, gvarTSorisi, TavkacTSorisi, wodebaTSorisi... CvenTan<br />
yoveli piri pirovnebaa da Tavs ar dagidebs agrerigad, Tu misi azric<br />
ar aris Siga! yoveli Tavis irgvliv ikrebs da varaudobs qveynis sabrunavs!“<br />
(goTua 1982).<br />
romanis mixedviT, miTridates mTavari Rirseba isaa, rom man, qar-<br />
Tuli samyarosTvis damaxasiaTebeli sakmaod mZafri Sigadapirispirebis<br />
miuxedavad, saerTo mtris winaaRmdeg gaaerTiana qarTuli tomebi.<br />
am didi ideis ganxorcielebaSi mas mxcovanma naficebma - xevisberebma,<br />
gvarTa papebma, aseve, kolxeT-iberiis mefeebma misces dasayrdeni, danarCeni<br />
ki Tavad gansazRvra; kerZod, miagno „Zireul alRos“, rom „yoveli<br />
qarTveli dabadebiT Tavisufalia da Tavisuflebis usazRvro moyvare“<br />
da roms mxolod TavisuflebiT, gmirobiT, erTgulebiT Tu sZlevda;<br />
amitom Tavidanve daupirispirda monobas, Zaladobas, diqtats da miznad<br />
gaerTianeba, monaTa ganTavisufleba daisaxa da ara pyroba.<br />
istoriografiaSi damkvidrebuli iyo azri miTridates monebis mimarT<br />
gansakuTrebuli damokidebulebis Sesaxeb; iyo periodi, roca igi<br />
daCagruli mosaxleobis damcveladac ki miaCndaT. bunebrivia, rom monebisa<br />
da, saerTod, mosaxleobis dabali fenebisadmi misi liberaluri damokidebuleba<br />
saxelmwifo interesebiTac iyo nakarnaxevi (gozaliSvili,<br />
1965: 330), magram es faqti Riad miuTiTebs mefis damokidebulebaze ubralo<br />
adamianebisadmi. swored es istoriuli faqti gamoiyena l. goTuam<br />
miTridates saxis dasaxatad. l. goTuam Tavisi ideis xorcSesasxmelad<br />
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gamoiyena miTridates mier monebisa da tyveebis ganTavisuflebis ambavi:<br />
amiT mweralma dagvixata pontos momavali mefe, romelmac dros gauswro<br />
da Zv. w. aR-is II-I ss-Si monebis ganmaTavisufleblad mogvevlina.<br />
miTridatesTvis monoba - „adamianobawarTmeulTa samyaro“ - ucxo<br />
ar iyo. monebi mas pontoSic enaxa da elinTa qalaqebSic. isic kargad icoda,<br />
rom romi sxva qveynebisa da erebis damonebaze agebda msoflios dapyrobis<br />
gegmebs, magram roca kolxeTSi pirvelad ixila man xofebze mijaWvuli<br />
monebi, Sezarda gaburZgnuli, wveraburduli, kunTmagara, magram<br />
gamxdari adamianebi, nadirebs rom gvandnen. swored qarTvelebis Tavisuflebismoyvare<br />
xasiaTma ubiZga miTridates monebis ganTavisuflebisaken.<br />
is darwmunebuli iyo imaSi, rom mxolod Tavisufali adamianebi<br />
Seqmnidnen Zlier saxelmwifos, mxolod Tavisufali meomrebi da borkilayrili<br />
mezRvaurebi SeZlebdnen daecvaT TavianTi miwa da zRva. kargad<br />
icoda miTridatem, rom saWurveliT, iaraRiTa da razmTa wyobiT romaelebi<br />
ajobebdnen „amiranisa da mindias naTesavT“, amitomac ambobs er-<br />
Tgan: „roms Cven TavisuflebiT, gmirobiT, erTgulebiT Tu vajobebT,<br />
Torem monobiTa da laSqarTwyobiT isini mogvereviano“! (goTua 1982).<br />
alRoZlieri miTridate grZnobda, rom Tavisufleba da gamarjveba<br />
xSirad „urTierTdaborkilad da SeuRlebulad dadian“, amitom mianiWa<br />
monebs „Tavisufali mezRvauris“ wodeba da gamarjvebaSic daudo wili.<br />
miTridates epoqisaTvis es metad Tamami saqcieli iyo, TviT bedan-kolxi -<br />
mravlismnaxveli brZenic ki gaaoca Tavisi gazrdilis saqcielma:<br />
„- mere sad aris aseTi wodeba! - ikiTxa gakvirvebulma bedanma, - an aq,<br />
kolxeTSi, an iq, - xeli zRvisken gadaiqnia da saxeli ar Tqva.<br />
- arsad! - mosWra ufliswulma. - amieriT iwyeba, eseni pirvelebi iqnebian!<br />
- yofilxar hilgameSi, romelmac ixila „siRrme sibrZnisa!“ (goTua<br />
1982).<br />
am pasaJSi aSkarad gamoikveTa avtoris pozicia: marTlac gilgame-<br />
Sis sibrZne iyo saWiro, rom xelisufali gamklaveboda rogorc romanSi<br />
aRwerili epoqis, ise mwerlis Tanamedrove cxovrebaSi arsebul urTules<br />
problemebs.<br />
romaniT „miTridate“ l. goTua mkveTrad daupirispirda meoce saukuneSi<br />
arsebul sabWoTa sinamdviles, mmarTvelobis totalitarul<br />
reJims, roca miTridates saxiT dagvixata samarTliani da progresulad<br />
moazrovne mmarTveli, pirveli lideri, romelmac SejaWvul monebs<br />
Tavisufali mebrZolebi arCia da sakuTari xeliT daamsxvria borkilebi.<br />
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literatura:<br />
� baqraZe 1969: a. baqraZe, miTridate, - „ciskari“, # 5, Tbilisi.<br />
1969.<br />
� gafrindaSvili, miresaSvili 2008: n. gafrindaSvili, m. miresaSvili,<br />
literaturaTmcodneobis safuZvlebi. Tbilisi. 2008.<br />
� gozaliSvili 1965: g. gozaliSvili, miTridate pontoeli.<br />
Tbilisi.1965.<br />
� goTua 1982: l. goTua, miTridate, t. IV. Tbilisi.1982.<br />
� mirianaSvili 1984: a. mirianaSvili, levan goTua (cxovreba da Semoqmedeba),<br />
Tbilisi.1984.<br />
� nikoleiSvili 2003: a. nikoleiSvili, levan goTua, - wgn: meoce saukunis<br />
qarTuli literaturis istoriis narkvevebi. t. IV. quTaisi.<br />
2003.<br />
� CxeiZe 1995: r. CxeiZe, saxeba rwmenisa da miTridate, - gaz.: „literaturuli<br />
saqarTvelo“, Tbilisi. 1995 w. 10-17 marti.<br />
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132<br />
PHILOLOGY = filologia<br />
qarTuli Jurnali „Cveni eri“<br />
maka doliZe<br />
soxumis saxelmwifo universiteti<br />
XX saukunis dasawyisSi saqarTveloSi mniSvnelovani movlenebi moxda.<br />
1905-1907 wlebis revoluciis damarcxebas rusuli reaqciis periodi<br />
mohyva. daiwyo represiebi. cixeebi savse iyo patimrebiT, dapatimrebulebs<br />
gausamarTleblad asaxlebdnen saqarTvelodan. gadasaxlebaSi dai-<br />
Rupnen Wola lomTaTiZe, irodion evdoSvili. teroristebs emsxverpla<br />
niko xizaniSvili, gola CitaZe, saba kldiaSvili da sxv. saqarTvelosa da<br />
qarTveli eris interesebis dacvis gamo mokles ilia WavWavaZe.<br />
qarTveli eris saukeTeso nawilma mkacrad gailaSqra usamarTlobis<br />
winaaRmdeg da 1909 wels TbilisSi daaarsa „saqarTvelos damoukideblobis<br />
aRdgenis saidumlo jgufi“, romlis SemadgenlobaSi Sediodnen:<br />
petre surgulaZe, giorgi gvazava, mixako wereTeli, giorgi maCabeli,<br />
givi dekanoziSvili, leo kereseliZe da sxv. am jgufma iTava ilias<br />
ideebis dacva da xalxSi propaganda.<br />
1909 wlis 13 seqtembers „saqarTvelos damoukideblobis aRdgenis<br />
saidumlo jgufma“ gamosca Jurnali „eri“. misi redaqtori da gamomcemeli<br />
iyo petre surgulaZe. Jurnalma didxans ar iarseba. mxolod ori<br />
nomeri gamovida. 1909 wlis 20 oqtombers, meore nomris gamosvlis Semdeg<br />
Jurnali daxures da TiTqmis naxevari wlis ganmavlobaSi gamodioda<br />
sxvadasxva saxelwodebebiT. Jurnal „eris“ daxurvis Semdeg 1909<br />
wlis 27 seqtembers gamovida yovelkvireuli almanaxi „Cveni eri“, romlis<br />
gamomcemeli da redaqtori iyo niko lorTqifaniZe. JurnalSi TanamSromlobdnen<br />
kita abaSiZe, aleqsandre froneli (aleqsandre yifSi-<br />
Ze), filipe gogiCaiSvili, akaki wereTeli, vaJa fSavela, z. edili (edilaSvili),<br />
sandro SanSiaSvili da sxvebi. Jurnali „Cveni eri“ iyo „eris“<br />
gagrZeleba. misi programa da TanamSromelTa Semadgenloba igive iyo,<br />
rogoric Jurnal „erisa“. igi Sedgeboda Semdegi ganyofilebebisagan: 1)<br />
sazogadoebrivi, ekonomikuri da politikuri cxovrebis mimoxilva; 2)<br />
feletonebi saWirboroto sakiTxebze; 3) kviris ganmavlobaSi momxdari<br />
faqtebis, movlenebisa da SemTxvevebis qronika; 4) leqsebi, moTxrobebi,<br />
scenebi da piesebi; 5) mogonebebi da memuarebi; 6) kritika da bibliografia;<br />
7) xelovneba - Teatri da musika; 8) werilebi da korespondenciebi;<br />
9) ganaTleba da mecniereba; 10) gancxadebebi.Jurnalis mizani iyo rusifikatoruli<br />
reJimis winaaRmdeg da samSoblos TavisuflebisaTvis<br />
brZola. JurnalSi gamoqveynebul TiToeul werilsa Tu statiaSi sau-
ari iyo swavla-aRzrdisa da saqarTveloSi Seqmnili mdgomareobis Sesaxeb.<br />
Jurnalis redaqcia pirvelsave nomerSi qarTuli enis gadarCenis<br />
Sesaxeb aqveynebs statiebs. Jurnalis redkolegia ver urigdeboda ruseTis<br />
mier gatarebul politikas, roca saqarTveloSi swavla-aRzrda<br />
qarTul enaze ar mimdinareobda da aRSfoTebiT werda Tavis furclebze:<br />
„..codnas sxva enaze viZenT, rac iwvevs samSoblo enis gaRaribebas,<br />
misi zrdis SeCerebas da mTeli eris gonebrivi ganviTarebis damaxinjebas“<br />
(„Cveni eri“ 1909:3). redaqcia cdilobda gamoenaxa iseTi gzebi da sa-<br />
Sualebebi, rac xels Seuwyobda swavla-aRzrdis gaumjobesebas, moswavleTa<br />
erovnuli TviTSegnebiT aRzrdas, maTSi mSobliuri enisadmi<br />
interesisa da Rrma siyvarulis gaRvivebasa da ganmtkicebas, swored<br />
amitom iyo, rom igi mkiTxvels mouwodebda gafrTxileboda mSobliur<br />
enas, romelsac im saTuT arsebas adarebda, romelic gansakuTrebul<br />
yuradRebasa da Svelas iTxovda. redaqcias qarTuli enis ganviTarebis<br />
erT-erT damabrkolebel saSualebad skola miaCnda, saidanac gandevnili<br />
iyo yovelive qarTuli, yovelive erovnuli. arada, skola mozardi<br />
Taobis aRzrdisa da ganaTlebis erT-erTi ZiriTadi gza iyo. ganaTlebisa<br />
da skolis gareSe arseboba SeuZlebeli iyo.<br />
JurnalSi dabeWdil erT-erT publikaciaSi vkiTxulobT, rom skola-<br />
Si qarTuli enis gakveTilebi savaldebulo unda yofiliyo, arsad ar iswavleba<br />
qarTuli ena ise, rogorc amas `eri~ moiTxovs. Jurnalis erT-er-<br />
Ti avtori aRSfoTebuli iyo imis gamo, rom sazogadoebasa da maswavleblebs<br />
es sruliad ar anaRvlebda. rusuli mTavroba ki qarTuli enis gaumjobesebisaTvis<br />
araviTar Rones ar mimarTavda, radganac es mefis ruse-<br />
TisaTvis xelsayrelic ki iyo, riTac xels uwyobda qarTvelTa garusebas.<br />
rogorc ukve aRvniSneT, Jurnalis mizani iyo rusifikatoruli<br />
reJimis winaaRmdeg brZola da qarTvel erSi Tavisuflebis ideebis gaRviveba.<br />
amisaTvis ki redaqcia did mniSvnelobas aniWebda erovnul Teatrs.<br />
mas miaCnda, rom Teatri, ara marto esTetikur grZnobaTa saSualebaa,<br />
aramed sazogadoebrivi aRmzrdeli. Teatri xels uwyobda xalxis<br />
moqalaqeobriv ganviTarebas da amiT erovnul saqmes emsaxureboda.<br />
Jurnalis mesveurTa azriT, Teatri sazogadoebriv azrTa mqadagebelia.<br />
„rodesac xalxs daxSuli aqvs gza Tavisufal azrovnebisa, SekavSirebisa,<br />
sazogadoebriv saqmeTa mowyobisa, maSin uneblieT iseT dargs<br />
xelovnebisas, rogoric Teatria, gansakuTrebuli mniSvneloba eZleva“,<br />
- werda Jurnali („Cveni eri“ 1909:9). JurnalSi daibeWda mixeil wereTlis<br />
(B-is fsevdonimiT) recenzia „qarTuli Teatri“, romelSic ganxiluli<br />
iyo speqtaklebi „samSoblo“ da „medea“. („Cveni eri“ 1909:5).<br />
Jurnalis redaqcia qarTul Teatrs did yuradRebas uTmobda, magram<br />
miuxedavad maTi suliskveTebisa, rom qarTuli Teatri ganviTarebis<br />
gzas dasdgomoda, saqme win ar wasula. qarTuli Teatri aramc Tu ar<br />
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gaifurCqna, aramed misi pirveli speqtaklebi daviwyebasac ki mieca da<br />
es gasakviric ar aris, radganac rusi moxeleebi, romlebic cdilobdnen<br />
daeCqarebinaT qarTvelebis rusifikacia, mTel rig RonisZiebebs atarebdnen<br />
qarTuli erovnuli kulturis winaaRmdeg.<br />
Jurnalis daniSnuleba iyo qarTveli xalxis mdgomareobis gaumjobeseba<br />
da swored amis gamo igi mniSvnelovan adgils uTmobda saqar-<br />
TveloSi mcxovrebi sxvadasxva erovnebis warmomadgenlebs, romlebic<br />
yovelnairad cdilobdnen qarTvelebis Seviwroebas. am mxriv aRsaniSnavia<br />
g. gvazavas statia „eroba“ („Cveni eri“ 1909:5), sadac saubaria im somxebis<br />
Sesaxeb, romlebic qarTvelebis winaaRmdeg gamodiodnen. „saqar-<br />
Tvelos sataxto qalaqi TandaTan gadavida mosuli mosaxleobis - somxebis<br />
xelSi. ruseTis usamarTlo saarCevno kanonma somxebs daumkvidra<br />
municipaluri meTaurobac“, - werda Jurnali.<br />
saqarTvelos gadarCenis erT-erT aucilebel pirobad publicists<br />
Tbilisis SenarCuneba miaCnda. man kargad icoda, rom Tbilisis<br />
dakargva saqarTvelos Tavis mowyveta iqneboda, politikuri bedis saukuno<br />
damarxva. Jurnali Tavis daniSnulebad Tvlida qarTveli xalxis<br />
gamofxizlebas, erovnuli TviTSegnebis amaRlebas da ruseTis imperiisagan<br />
ganTavisuflebas. „...yoveli Segnebuli qarTveli valdebulia<br />
moikribos mTeli Tavisi Zal-Rone da medgrad SeebrZolos Cvens gamanadgurebel<br />
Zalebs... qarTveli eri daCagrulia, misi pirovneba gaTelilia.<br />
da es gaTelva iciT Tqven, ramdenad Sors wavida“. ai, ase gvafrTxilebda<br />
„Cveni eri“ gasuli saukunis dasawyisSi. mas surda male exila Tavisufali<br />
da damoukidebeli qarTveli eri.<br />
JurnalSi „Cveni eri“ publicisturi masalebis garda ibeWdeboda<br />
literaturuli nawarmoebebi, romlebic qarTvelTa patriotuli<br />
grZnobis gaRvivebas emsaxureboda. am mxriv aRsaniSnavia vaJa fSavelas<br />
moTxroba „daTvi“, sadac avtori sainteresod mogviTxrobs im moZalade<br />
daTvis Sesaxeb, romelic sxvis baRSi SeiWra, dalewa da daamtvria simindis<br />
taroebi, ganawyenebuli baRis patroni da misi col-Svili mibertya<br />
da galaRebuli tyisken gaeSura. es rom mxecebma gaiges, Tavi daxares<br />
da daemorCilnen daTvs.<br />
vaJa fSavelas „daTvi“ („Cveni eri“ 1909:6). alegoriuli xasiaTis<br />
moTxrobaa. ninias saxiT mwerals gamoyvanili hyavs patiosani, mSromeli<br />
adamiani, romlis uflebebSi mudam ereva viRac gadamTieli. winaaRmdegobis<br />
gawevisas ki ise SfoTdeba, rom yvelaferze midis da SeSinebulni mudam<br />
emorCilebian mas. „daemorCileT uZlurni ZlierTa, rameTu maT xelT aris<br />
sicocxle Tqveni, e. i. Cvenio. saWiroa yvelas gonebis Carxi ase moimarTos,<br />
ase fiqrobdes da sxvagvarad ara“, - alegoriulad mogviwodebs vaJa. daTvis<br />
saxiT vaJa gviCvenebs arafris maqnis, moZalade pirovnebas, romelmac,<br />
erTxel, Tavis sicocxleSi raRacas miaRwia, imasac binZuri gziT da es<br />
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TavSi ise auvarda, rom gabreqili da gabRenZili zedac aravis uyurebs da<br />
aravis arafrad agdebs. man masTan stumrad misuli viric ki ar daindo da<br />
SeWama da am saqcielis gamo Tavi damnaSavedac ki ar igrZno.<br />
vaJa Zlieri da gabeduli lomis sityvebiT samarTlianad ambobs<br />
„rogor! me lomi, nadirTa mefe, viaxlo tortlians, yartlians daTunas,<br />
uiaraRo xalxs rom daeria da daglij-dafliTa... me aTasi da xuTasi<br />
SeiaraRebuli mifrenia, CvenTvis aravis miulocia gamarjveba, me wavide<br />
da SimSilisagan gadaxrwnili xalxis damarcxeba miuloco cinglians<br />
mZori Wamia daTvsa?!“ sainteresoa, vaJas amiT risi Tqma unda? albaT<br />
imis, rom im sazogadoebaSi vaJkacur saqcielze ufro metad Tavxedur<br />
saqciels scemdnen pativs. patiosanze ufro, matyuarasa da flids afaseben.<br />
arada rogor SeiZleba daTvs daemorCilo da fexqveS gaego, roca<br />
gverdiT Zlieri da patiosani lomia. vaJasTvis stumarT-maspinZloba<br />
erT-erTi mTavari da ZiriTadi kanonia. man kargad icis, rom stumrad<br />
misuls Seuracxyofac ki ar unda miayeno, xolo maszed xelis aRmarTva<br />
xom am kanonis darRvevaa da swored es kanoni daarRvia gaTavxedebulma<br />
daTvma da arc ki inana „imitom rom daTvi Zlieria viri susti, pirveli<br />
batonia da meore yma... batonymoba, Tu vityviT amisTana unda swored“, -<br />
dasZens vaJa. vaJa fSavelam, romelmac kargad icoda batonymobis Zala,<br />
xedavda, rom Zlieri susts yovelTvis Cagravda, TviTmpyrobeloba yovelmxriv<br />
abeCavebda qarTvel ers da amitomac iyo, rom igi Jurnal „Cveni<br />
eris“ gverdebidan ibrZoda qarTveli xalxis gamofxizlebisaTvis,<br />
saqarTvelos damoukideblobisaTvis.<br />
vaJa fSavelas „daTvis“ garda JurnalSi daibeWda ramdenime leqsi da<br />
moTxroba, romlebic exebodnen Tavisufali saqarTvelos problemebs, mis<br />
momavals. am nawarmoebTa umravlesoba ver CaiTvleba mxatvruli Semoqmedebis<br />
nimuSad. isini dawerilia ubralo eniT. iseTi STabeWdileba iqmneba, rom<br />
TiTqos, rogorc Jurnali „eri“, aseve „Cveni eri“ literaturul Rirebulebaze<br />
ufro met yuradRebas mniSvnelovani problemis - saqarTvelos ruseTisgan<br />
Tavis daRwevis sakiTxis wamoWrasa da mis gadawyvetas aqcevda.<br />
rogorc vxedavT Jurnali „Cveni eri“ erovnuli mimarTulebis<br />
publicisturi organo iyo da swored amis gamo iyo, rom meore nomris<br />
gamosvlis Semdeg rusulma cenzuram igi daxura. „risTvis CaebRauWa<br />
ase sastikad niko lorTqifaniZis Jurnalebs cenzura, an romeli werilebisaTvis<br />
ixureboda Jurnali maSin, rasakvirvelia vicodi, magram<br />
dRes aRar maxsovs“, - werda mogvianebiT i. varTagava (varTagava 1975).<br />
literatura:<br />
� „Cveni eri“ 1909, #1: Jurnali „Cveni eri“, #1, 1909.<br />
� „Cveni eri“ 1909, #2: Jurnali „Cveni eri“, #2, 1909.<br />
� varTagava 1975: i. varTagava. niko lorTqifaniZe. Tbilisi. 1975.<br />
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SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION = ganaTlebis sociologia<br />
NINO CHIKHLADZE, MAKA JORBENADZE, NATO PITSKHELAURI<br />
Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University<br />
REFERENCE POINT FOR DEVELOPMENT HIGHER<br />
NURSING EDUCATION IN GEORGIA<br />
We would like to acknowledge our Expert Mrs. Mary Gobbi for her great contribution<br />
for developing higher nursing education reference point in Georgia<br />
Nursing services play a vital role in improving health service delivery and achieving<br />
national health goals and the health-related Millennium Development Goals. Health<br />
related services are different by countries, but in every country nursing is person oriented<br />
profession and includes:<br />
� patient care;<br />
� continuous assessment and monitoring of patient needs and patients reaction<br />
on the medical interventions;<br />
� patient/public education;<br />
� detection of patient care costs defects and service improvement;<br />
� services providing and coordination in the whole range of medical care.<br />
Nurses represent the basic unit of the Health care. Population Health depends on<br />
their knowledge and skills and professional relation with the patient. Nursing is an area of<br />
knowledge that articulates skills from basic, humanist and social sciences, has built new<br />
ways of looking and acting in the approaches to comprehensive care of individuals, families<br />
and communities, governed by exercise of interdisciplinarity and intersectoriality and<br />
guided by genuine respect for the cultural diversity of society.<br />
The International Council of Nurses recommends that system of Nursing education<br />
should ensure that study are regularly updated to satisfy the needs of a changing environment<br />
and that they are probably applied and address the need for lifelong learning, in accordance<br />
with the specific historical context of each country. For its part, the WHO recommends,<br />
for development of science and education in nursing, that particular attention<br />
should be paid both to the macro determinants and to the needs and demands of health.<br />
Health needs of society, public interests and social expectation, labor market, global<br />
trends on nursing field, the recommendation of WHO European strategy for nurses’<br />
and midwives’ education, Bologna process, Tuning Methodology – these are the factors<br />
proving the necessity of the reform in the educational system for nurses.<br />
The existing system of nursing education in Georgia does not satisfy nurse activity<br />
requirements as an independent profession and scientific discipline.<br />
One of the strategic directions for improving the quality of nursing services is implementation<br />
of Higher Education for nurses.<br />
The Tempus Project ,,Application of Tuning Approaches in Georgian Higher Educa-
tion System” (JP 27200) has been implemented in ten subject areas, including Nursing. The<br />
members of Working group on Nursing were: seven representatives of Ivane Javakhishvili<br />
Tbilisi State University, Faculty of Medicine, two representatives of Tbilisi State Medical<br />
University and one representative of Kutaisi State University, Faculty of Medicine.<br />
Tuning methodology distinguishes between generic and subject specific competences.<br />
Working Nursing Group has translated specific competencies;<br />
Nursing-specific competences of Nursing can be defined in terms of action, as associates<br />
with the different skills of nursing care. Nursing Specific competencies include<br />
five types of competences: (see table #1)<br />
� professional values and the role of the nurse (6 competences);<br />
� nursing practice and clinical decision making (14 competences);<br />
� Knowledge and cognitive competences (10 competences);<br />
� Communication and interpersonal competences (including technology for<br />
communication) (9 competences);<br />
� Leadership, management and team competences (9 competences); (Bradshaw<br />
A.1997: 347-354).<br />
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
Table #1<br />
Nursing Specific competencies<br />
Competences: professional values and the role of the nurse<br />
Demonstrates the ability to practice within the context of professional, ethical, regulatory<br />
and legal codes, recognizing and responding to moral/ethical dilemmas<br />
and issues in day to day practice.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to practice in a holistic, tolerant, non judgmental, caring<br />
and sensitive manner, ensuring that the rights, beliefs and wishes of different individuals<br />
and groups are not compromised.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to educate, facilitate, promote, support and encourage<br />
the health, wellbeing and comfort of population, communities, groups and individuals<br />
whose lives are affected by ill death, distress, disease, disability or death.<br />
Within the scope of his/her professional practice and accountability, demonstrates<br />
awareness of the different roles, responsibilities and functions of a nurse.<br />
Within the scope of his/her professional practice and accountability, demonstrates<br />
the ability to adjust their role to respond effectively to population/patient needs.<br />
Where necessary and appropriate is able to challenge current systems to meet population/patient<br />
needs.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to accept responsibility for his/her own professional development<br />
and learning, using evaluation as a way to reflect and improve upon<br />
his/her performance so as to enhance the quality of service delivery.<br />
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7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14<br />
5<br />
16<br />
17<br />
18<br />
19<br />
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Competences: nursing practice and clinical decision making<br />
Demonstrates the ability to undertake comprehensive and systematic assessments<br />
using the tools/frameworks appropriate to the patient/client taking into<br />
account relevant physical, social, cultural, psychological, spiritual and environment<br />
factors.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to undertake an effective risk assessment and take appropriate<br />
actions.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to recognize and interpret signs of normal and changing<br />
health/ ill health, distress, or disability in the person (assessment/diagnosis).<br />
Demonstrates the ability to respond to patient/client needs by planning, delivering<br />
and evaluating appropriate and individualised programmes of care working<br />
in partnership with the patient/client, their carers, families and other health/social<br />
workers.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to critically question, evaluate, interpret and synthesis a<br />
range of information and data sources to facilitate patient choice.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to make sound clinical judgments providing quality<br />
standards and practice based on evidence.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to use modern technologies to assess and respond appropriately<br />
to patient/client need (for example through telenursing, multimedia<br />
and web resources).<br />
Demonstrates the ability to appropriately use a range of nurse skills, medical devices<br />
and interventions/activities to provide optimum care.<br />
Using nursing skills, medical devices and interventions/activities to provide optimum<br />
care, demonstrates the ability to maintain patient/client dignity, advocacy<br />
and confidentiality.<br />
Using nursing skills, medical devices and interventions/activities to provide optimum<br />
care, demonstrates the ability to practice principles of health and safety, including<br />
moving and handling, infection control; essential first aid and emergency<br />
procedures.<br />
Using nursing skills, medical devices and interventions/activities to provide optimum<br />
care, demonstrates the ability to safely administer medicines and other therapies.<br />
Using nursing skills, medical devices and interventions/activities to provide optimum<br />
care, demonstrates the ability to consider emotional, physical and personal<br />
care needs, including meeting the need for comfort, nutrition, personal hygiene<br />
and enabling the person to maintain the activities necessary for daily life.<br />
Using nursing skills, medical devices and interventions/activities to provide optimum<br />
care, demonstrates the ability to respond to a person’s needs throughout the<br />
life span and health/illness experience e.g. pain, life choices, revalidation, invalidity<br />
or when dying.
20<br />
21<br />
22<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29<br />
30<br />
31<br />
Demonstrates the ability to inform, educate and supervise patient/carers and their<br />
families.<br />
Knowledge and cognitive competences<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of the theories of nursing and nursing<br />
practice that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice, patient/client<br />
care and situations of uncertainty.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of theories concerning the nature<br />
and challenge of professional practice that can be appropriately applied to nursing<br />
practice, patient/client care and situations of uncertainty.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of the natural and life sciences<br />
that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice, patient/client care and situations<br />
of uncertainty.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of the social, health and behavioural<br />
sciences that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice, patient/client<br />
care and situations of uncertainty.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of ethical theory, law and humanities<br />
that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice, patient/client care and<br />
situations of uncertainty.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of technology and health care informatics<br />
that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice, patient/client care<br />
and situations of uncertainty.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of international and national policies<br />
that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice, patient/client care and<br />
situations of uncertainty.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of problem solving, decision making<br />
and conflict theories that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice,<br />
patient/client care and situations of uncertainty.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of theories related to personal and<br />
professional development so as to enhance their professional practice.<br />
Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of the research process and current<br />
nursing research that can be appropriately applied to nursing actions nursing<br />
activities to provide nursing care that is rigorous and evidence based.<br />
Communication and interpersonal competences (including technology<br />
for communication)<br />
Demonstrates the ability to communicate effectively (including the use of new<br />
technologies): with patients, families and social groups, including those with<br />
communication difficulties.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to enable patients and their carers to express their con-<br />
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spiritual or physical worries.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to appropriately represent the patient/client's perspective<br />
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Demonstrates the ability to appropriately use counseling skills to promote patient<br />
34 well being;<br />
Demonstrates the ability to identify and manage challenging behaviour (using<br />
35 communication techniques to promote patient well being).<br />
Demonstrates the ability to recognize anxiety, stress and depression (using com-<br />
36 munication techniques to promote patient well being).<br />
Demonstrates the ability to give emotional support and identify when specialist<br />
37 counseling or other interventions are needed.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to identify and use opportunities for health promotion<br />
38 and health education activities.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to accurately report, record medical document and refer<br />
39 care using appropriate technologies.<br />
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Leadership, management and team competences<br />
Demonstrates the ability to realize that patient/client well-being is achieved through<br />
the combined resources and actions of all members of the health/social care<br />
team.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to lead and co-ordinate a team, delegating care appropriately<br />
and meaningfully.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to work and communicate collaboratively and effectively<br />
with other nurses in the best interests of the patient/client.<br />
Demonstrates the ability to work and communicate collaboratively and effectively<br />
with all support staff to prioritize and manage time effectively while quality<br />
standards are met<br />
Demonstrates the ability to assess risk and actively promote the well-being, security<br />
and safety of all people in the working environment (including themselves).<br />
Demonstrates the ability to critically use tools to evaluate and audit care according<br />
to relevant quality standards.<br />
Within the clinical context, demonstrates the ability to educate, facilitate, supervise<br />
and support nursing students and other health/social care students or workers.<br />
Demonstrates an awareness of the principles of health/social care funding and<br />
uses resources effectively.<br />
The minimal standards of European Specific competencies assumed as a basis of
Georgian nursing Specific competencies:<br />
Specific knowledge and understanding<br />
� Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of the theories of nursing and<br />
nursing practice;<br />
� Within the scope of his/her professional practice and accountability, demonstrates<br />
awareness of the different roles, responsibilities and functions of a nurse;<br />
� Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of technology and health care informatics<br />
that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice, patient/client care<br />
and situations of uncertainty;<br />
� Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of the social, health and behavioural<br />
sciences that can be appropriately applied to nursing practice, patient/client<br />
care and situations of uncertainty;<br />
� Demonstrates the ability to practice within the context of professional, ethical,<br />
regulatory and legal codes, recognizing and responding to moral/ethical dilemmas<br />
and issues in day to day practice;<br />
� Demonstrates current and relevant knowledge of the research process and current<br />
nursing research that can be appropriately applied to nursing actions nursing<br />
activities to provide nursing care that is rigorous and evidence based;<br />
� Demonstrates the ability to realize that patient/client well-being is achieved through<br />
the combined resources and actions of all members of the health/social care team.<br />
Specific knowledge, appropriately applied to nursing practice<br />
� Demonstrates the ability to recognize and interpret signs of normal and changing<br />
health/ ill health, distress, or disability in the person (assessment/diagnosis);<br />
� Demonstrates the ability to respond to patient/client needs by planning, delivering<br />
and evaluating appropriate and individualised programmes of care working<br />
in partnership with the patient/client, their carers, families and other health/social<br />
workers;<br />
� Using nursing skills, medical devices and interventions/activities to provide optimum<br />
care, demonstrates the ability to practice principles of health and safety,<br />
including moving and handling, infection control; essential first aid and emergency<br />
procedures;<br />
� Using nursing skills, medical devices and interventions/activities to provide optimum<br />
care, demonstrates the ability to practice principles of health and safety,<br />
including moving and handling, infection control; essential first aid and emergency<br />
procedures;<br />
� Demonstrates the ability to undertake an effective risk assessment and take appropriate<br />
actions;<br />
� Using nursing skills, medical devices and interventions/activities to provide optimum<br />
care, demonstrates the ability to maintain patient/client dignity, advocacy<br />
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and confidentiality;<br />
� Demonstrates the ability to inform, educate and supervise patient/carers and their<br />
families.<br />
A lot of materials concerning nature of nursing, competences of nurses, learning,<br />
clinical learning, decision making and professional difficulties are available in the professional<br />
literature.<br />
In the framework of the project the starting points were elaborated only for first<br />
cycle Nursing undergraduate programs.<br />
The qualification of the first level provides: the basic knowledge of theory and methodology<br />
of nursing, clinical skills and prepares nurses, who have the practical knowledge<br />
and ability to use their knowledge in practice by taking into account existing an changeable<br />
needs of population, nurses with an effective response and ability to react and<br />
adapt with future priorities, who will be able to act as independent professionals and in<br />
readiness to receive life long learning and continuous professional development.<br />
Theoretical and practical training should be integrated in the Undergraduate Nursing<br />
program. Both components of nursing training are obligatory and they have equal<br />
importance. Theoretical and Practical training should be based on scientific evidence.<br />
Nursing education program should be relevant with health care policy priorities<br />
and epidemiological, demographic, socio-cultural peculiarities of the country.<br />
An essential component of first cycle education is the implementation of theory in<br />
practice.<br />
� Public Health, health promotion, health education;<br />
� Epidemiology;<br />
� Behavioral sciences;<br />
� Biological Sciences;<br />
� Research awareness;<br />
� Communication;<br />
� Professional, ethical and legal issues;<br />
� Information management and information technology;<br />
� Management, leadership and organization.<br />
The skills of the discipline are backed by effective and efficient knowledge, preparation<br />
and application of care, to help satisfy the needs of individuals, family and community,<br />
within a biological, psychological, ethical and spiritual context.<br />
The program designed to enable general nurses to practice in the discipline are subject<br />
to two European Directive relating to the qualifications of nurses responsible for general<br />
care (Sectoral Directive 77/453/EEC of 27 June 1977and Directive 89/595/EEC of<br />
10 October 1989). Duration of the program 4 years, includes 4600 academic hours 50%<br />
(2300 academic hours) of which is allotted to the practice.<br />
Teaching and learning approaches should be relevant to the degree profile, content<br />
and learning objectives of the programme. The learning, teaching and assessment strategies<br />
selected in Nursing studies programmes will enable the development of reflective and criti-<br />
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cal approaches to the study of health. These strategies will reflect the contested and multi-dimensional<br />
nature of health studies and facilitate active student participation in recognition<br />
of the essential component that students bring to the learning and teaching process.<br />
In the process of quality assurance of nursing education adequacy between clinical<br />
environment and current learning process should be regarded, to say more concretely:<br />
� Number of clinical staff, their experience, qualification and structure;<br />
� Motivation of staff;<br />
� Clinical practice research;<br />
� Quantitative ratio between patients and staff;<br />
� Relationship between clinicians and teachers;<br />
� Nursing philosophy;<br />
� Means of learning/conditions and supervision;<br />
� Development of personnel;<br />
� Quality of patient care.<br />
However, In the framework of the Tempus Project reference point in Nursing has<br />
been elaborated and new Curricula for Higher nursing education has been developed in<br />
Georgia.<br />
Program of transformation of nurses’ and midwives’ education is a complex strategy<br />
of government’s actions in order to provide adequate number of well-skilled nurses<br />
prepared for professional activity for the benefit of health of our country’s citizens.<br />
References:<br />
� Tuning 2008: Tuning Educational Structure in Europe. (in Georgian). Tbilisi, 2008.<br />
� Agan R.D. 1987: ”Intuitive Knowing as a dimension of nursing’’. Advance in<br />
Nursing Science. 10 (1) 63.<br />
� Bradshaw A.1997: “Defining competency in nursing: a policy review’’. Journal<br />
of Clinical Nursing. 6:347-354.<br />
� Council of Europe, 1995: The role and Education of Nurses: health and society-<br />
/Council of Europe.<br />
� Council of Europe, 1995: European Agreement on the Instruction and Education<br />
of Nurses/Council of Europe. ETS # 059.<br />
� ICN 2003: ICN Framework of the competencies for the generalist Nurses. ICN,<br />
Geneva.<br />
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SOCIOLOGY OF EDUCATION = ganaTlebis sociologia<br />
TAMAR SHINJIASHVILI<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN THE<br />
DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION SYSTEM<br />
International organizations play an important role in the development of education<br />
system of various countries, especially of developing countries. In the 60-ies of the 20 th<br />
century education support to these states from international organizations was perceived<br />
as a part of the entire educational assistance in the process of decolonization, while in the<br />
70-80-ies the allocation of international experience has being expanded. In the 90-ies of<br />
the 20 th century the processes going in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe and in<br />
the former post-Soviet space as well as the unification process of Europe faced the world<br />
against new problems and challenges. At the beginning of a new millennium international<br />
organizations began focusing mainly on issues of globalization of education. International<br />
organizations cooperate in the field of education with state, as well as civilian-public and<br />
university partner organizations in nearly every corner of the world.<br />
Among many international organizations, the UNESCO’s activity in education<br />
sphere is especially noteworthy. UNESCO is a specialized agency of the United Nations,<br />
which was founded in 1945. Its aim for peace and international security interests is to<br />
promote dissemination of education and culture, to develop science, to respect human<br />
rights and fundamental freedoms despite of race, sex, language and religion (http://www-<br />
.unesco.org/new/en/unesco).<br />
UNESCO fulfils its own principle through five major areas, such as: education, natural<br />
sciences, social and humanitarian sciences, culture, communications and information.<br />
UNESCO's activities cover a wide range of issues - fight against illiteracy, education funding<br />
and planning, creating training centers for engineering-technical personnel in developing countries,<br />
international development cooperation activities in the field of science, researching<br />
the problems of human rights and peace strengthening, practicing space communication for<br />
education purposes. UNESCO has six priority areas: 1) education, 2) science, 3) culture, 4)<br />
communication, 5) social sciences and development, 6) peace and human rights.<br />
On October 7, 1992, Georgia became a full member of the UNESCO. In the same<br />
year a secretariat of National Commission for UNESCO was formed at the Ministry of Foreign<br />
Affairs, where the Commission of Affairs of UNESCO was elected and its members<br />
became distinguished representatives in the field of education, science, culture and communication<br />
and prominent officials. Nowadays, the Cooperation of UNESCO-Georgia acts in<br />
the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 1995. UNESCO has participated<br />
in celebration of many important dates of Georgia (http://www.mfa.gov.ge-/index-<br />
.php?-lang_id=GEO&sec_id=542).
On April 27, 2009, at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, Georgia was elected on<br />
a four-year term in the International Bureau of Council of Education of UNESCO (IBEE)<br />
and in the Intergovernmental Bioethics Committee (http://www.unesco.org/new/en/social-and-human-sciences/themes/bioethics/intergovernmental-bioethics-committee).<br />
There are 23 associated schools of UNESCO in Georgia. Among them eleven<br />
schools are in Tbilisi and the rest – in different regions of Georgia. In August 2007 Kurta<br />
and Avnevi public schools joined UNESCO network of associated schools, where Georgian<br />
children study as well as Ossetian ones. Schools will be given the opportunity to<br />
communicate with schools of the same status, to participate actively in various international<br />
events, to implement many projects with the help of UNESCO and to cooperate with<br />
major international organization. Associated schools implement various projects within<br />
UNESCO’s competence in the main directions of the fields such as cultural heritage, tolerance,<br />
ecology, human rights, etc. Schools also take part in UNESCO's various large projects,<br />
including one of the most famous “mondialogo”, which aims to join about 50 schools<br />
of UNESCO’s 37 member countries and to implement joint projects. From<br />
UNESCO’s associated schools of Georgia the public school #47 named after St. Nino in<br />
Tbilisi has been selected, which worked on the project “Peace and Non-violence” together<br />
with the Philippine Women's High School. From February 25 to March 2, 2010, in<br />
Vilnius the Lithuanian National Commission for UNESCO conducted a training meeting<br />
of the UNESCO Associated Schools teachers. In this meeting together with public school<br />
teachers of Tbilisi, Rustavi, Ozurgeti participated the UNESCO Associated Schools’ teachers<br />
from Lithuania, Armenia, Azerbaijan and Austria. The main topic of the meeting<br />
was an intercultural dialogue. Teachers shared their experience in this regard and outlined<br />
future cooperation plans (http://www.mfa.gov.ge/index.php?lang_id=GEO&sec_id=545).<br />
In October 2009, the 35 th Session of the UNESCO General Conference defined<br />
education priorities such as to achieve the goals of program “Education for All” and to<br />
ensure global and regional leadership in education. Special attention will be paid to issues<br />
of literacy, professional development and technical and vocational education.<br />
According to the one of the indexes of the United Nations Educational, Scientific<br />
and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Georgia has moved to the 22 nd place. The data of<br />
“Education for All Development Index” is a part of the report of UNESCO’s “Education<br />
for all” monitoring. UNESCO has published this report since 2000. And since 2004 countries<br />
have been divided according to the index in three categories: high, medium and<br />
low. Chile, Cuba, China and the former Soviet Union countries belong to high-rate countries<br />
together with European countries. The purpose of “Education for All" program is to<br />
reveal the problem of increasing of access to education in developing countries and to react<br />
upon them. The Index measures the access to education (EDUCATION FOR ALL)<br />
according to different results. These are: primary education, literacy among adults (over<br />
15 years old), gender equality, quality of education (according to the 5 th form). According<br />
to the data analysis of 2007 which for the first time has become known now, Norway is<br />
on the first place, Japan - on the second, Germany - on the third. Georgia, according to<br />
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the last three years reports, belongs to the high index countries. UNESCO's report published<br />
in 2010 is based on the data of 2007. Compared with the data of the previous year<br />
(compared with the data of 2006 published in the report of 2009), Georgia moved from<br />
the 40 th to 22 nd place. According to the report of 2008, Georgia was on the 28 th place<br />
(http://www.unesco.org/newfileadmin/MULTIMEDIA/HQ/ED/GMR/pdf/gmr2010/gmr20-<br />
10-annex_1-edi.pdf).<br />
International organizations, funds, associations, research and scientific centers, some<br />
universities have many types of grants and scholarships for students, graduates, young<br />
scientists for continuing education and training and for researching through various<br />
programs, including: program Erasmus Mundus - scholarship programs of postgraduate<br />
education for students and young scientists in Europe's universities; international program<br />
of Ford Foundation scholarship - further training grants (scholarships) of university education<br />
in social and humanitarian sciences in any country of the world; German Academic<br />
Exchange Service (DAAD) - many types of scholarships for students, people with<br />
higher education and young scientists; Dutch Organization of international cooperation<br />
in higher education field Nuffic – a short-term (6 - 24 months) scholarship program for<br />
elder course students and graduates (except for PhD Program); Eiffel Scholarship for successful<br />
students in engineering sciences, economics, management, law, political sciences<br />
and public administration; the program “kopernik” for young economists, engineers and<br />
lawyers from East Europe; Eurasian Undergraduate Exchange Program; Edmund S. Muskie<br />
Graduate Fellowship Program; Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program of<br />
Eurasia/South Asia; internet access and training program; small grants program; there are<br />
also known UNESCO/Keizo Obuchi scholarship for persons who possess master's degree<br />
and are willing to carry out research work abroad for the period of 3-9 months.<br />
Another important international organization is the International Institute of Education<br />
Policy, Planning and Management (EPPM), whose mission is to assist Georgia in implementing<br />
education reforms that are based on the principles of open society and values.<br />
The Institute aims to contribute to: creation a modern, competitive system of education;<br />
development of local capacities of planning and management of education system; implementation<br />
of positive system changes in education field and popularization of educational<br />
reform (http://www.eppm.org.ge/index.php?<strong>page</strong>_id=1562&link=1562&language=2).<br />
The activities of IREX are noteworthy. IREX is an international nonprofit (noncommercial)<br />
organization, which implements leadership and innovative programs to improve<br />
the quality of education, to strengthen independent media, and to support pluralistic<br />
development of civil society. Over 400 professionals work for IREX worldwide. IREX<br />
and its partner IREX Europe implement consulting activities and various programs in more<br />
than 50 countries and among them in Georgia as well.<br />
IREX collaborates with individuals, organizations and governments to improve<br />
education and to expand its access. Programs elaborated by IREX promote long-term<br />
education, including primary, secondary and higher education, and further professional<br />
trainings. This program covers the following areas:<br />
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� Development of educational institutions.<br />
� Trainings of teachers and other members of faculty, both in pre- and in the process<br />
of learning.<br />
� Preparation of curriculum.<br />
� Support of international researches and ensuring of professional fellowships.<br />
� Study abroad for Bachelor and Master degrees.<br />
� Introduction technologies in educational field.<br />
Among the programs, which IREX implements worldwide should be mentioned:<br />
Edmund S. Muskie Graduate Fellowship Program (Muskie), Eurasian Undergraduate<br />
Exchange Program (UGRAD); Individual Advanced Research Opportunities Program<br />
(IARO); Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program of Eurasia/South Asia (TEA); University<br />
Administration Support Program (UASP) - Sokhumi State University participates in<br />
this program as well. In the business sphere of the United States - an internship program for<br />
young women from Eastern Europe (http://www.irex.ge/index.php?sec_id=7&lang_id=EN).<br />
To a certain level, the U.S. Embassy in Georgia contributes to the development of the<br />
education field in Georgia. Representation of the American Embassy opens American corners<br />
in different cities of Georgia. American Corner is a small, American-type library,<br />
which is located in local partner organizations, mostly in libraries. American Corner is a joint<br />
partnership project that promotes mutual understanding and cooperation between the<br />
United States and Georgia. English language materials located in American Corner are free<br />
of charge and open to all interested citizens. There are kept books, audio video recordings,<br />
and American documentary films. Georgian students and teachers get information about<br />
American culture and history. American corners help individuals to raise their knowledge in<br />
American Studies (http://georgia.usembassy.gov/american-corners.html).<br />
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has developed<br />
Education Management Project, which was created for development of management capabilities<br />
in education sector through an education management training program for administrators.<br />
Project goals are: long-term improvement of institutional strengthening of<br />
Georgia for transformation of education system and for its better management; also ensuring<br />
the effectiveness of educational processes of management, finance and accreditation<br />
processes through the support of the Ministry of Education and Science, the Ministry’s<br />
educational agencies and education resource centers. Implementation date of this program<br />
is September 2009 – September 2011 (http://georgia.usaid.gov).<br />
Georgia actively cooperates with international teachers' training center (CIEP), which<br />
is a French public institution and subordinates to the Ministry of French General Education<br />
and Higher Education and Research. Its purpose is an enhancement of international cooperation<br />
in the education field. All over the world the center is known for professional training<br />
and for its competence and experience in evaluation field. It is also well known for an international<br />
cooperation role in the education field (http://www.ciep.fr/en/index.php).<br />
Thus, the contribution of international organizations in most cases is extremely important<br />
in the development of national education system. They have a role of financial do-<br />
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nors and provide serious assistance to the implementation of current reforms in education<br />
system. Many citizens of Georgia raise their knowledge and qualifications in the world's<br />
leading universities with support of these organizations, and I hope in the future relations<br />
and cooperation with international organizations will be further developed.<br />
References:<br />
� The Constitution of UNESCO: http://www.unesco.org/new/en/unesco/about-us/who-we-are/history/constitution<br />
� The Main Events, UNESCO-GEORGIA: http://www.mfa.gov.ge/index.php?-lang-<br />
_id=GEO&sec_id=542.<br />
� UNESCO, Social and Human Sciences, Intergovernmental Bioethics Committee:<br />
http://www.unesco.org/new/en/social-and-human-sciences/themes/bioethics/intergovernmental-bioethics-committee<br />
� UNESCO Associated Schools Project: http://www.mfa.gov.ge/index.php?lang_id-<br />
=GEO&sec_id=545.<br />
� Education for All Global Monitoring Report 2010, The Education for All Development<br />
Index: http://www.unesco.org/newfileadmin/MULTIMEDIA/-HQ/ED/GMR-<br />
/pdf/gmr2010/gmr2010-annex_1-edi.pdf.<br />
� International Institute of Education Policy Planning and Management, Mission of<br />
the Organization: http://www.eppm.org.ge/index.php?<strong>page</strong>_id=1562&link=1562-<br />
&language=2<br />
� International Research & Exchange Board, Georgia Office, IREX Georgia-programs:<br />
http://www.irex.ge/index.php?sec_id=7&lang_id=ENG<br />
� Education, American Corners: http://georgia.usembassy.gov/american-corners.html<br />
� About CIEP: http://www.ciep.fr/en/index.php<br />
� Education Management Projects: http://georgia.usaid.gov.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
RUSUDAN PIPIA<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
TRAINING OF LECTURERS OF LITERATURE IN MASTER’S PROGRAM<br />
The state has announced a profession of an educator as a regulated profession.<br />
This underlines the fact that education is one of the most important professions and it<br />
must be regulated on the state level. With this respect the state undertakes the obligation<br />
before its citizens to provide all children with possibilities of gaining qualitative education<br />
from qualified educators.<br />
In order to have better school for the society, it is necessary to have educated teachers<br />
equipped with modern knowledge and methodological novelties. On the Faculty of<br />
Education the undergraduates’ training for Teachers of Native Language and Literature of<br />
basic and secondary schools must be considered on the light of changes ongoing in the<br />
educational field. It is known that the assignment of Master’s Program is to improve research<br />
skills to future teachers in order to teach pupils working based on synthesis and analysis<br />
at school forwards.<br />
The reality around us requires from everyone equally introducing the new theories<br />
of studying and teaching in our own cognition that will support us in using the gained<br />
knowledge and practical understanding in future. Today, so as never, the challenge of deficit<br />
of literacy is acute before pupils, students and teachers. In the epoch of technology<br />
and information development almost the main values have been lost that we considered as<br />
measurement of literacy and education of the society.<br />
The students of Master’s Program specializing in Education who will decide to become<br />
teachers of Georgian Language and Literature of higher step of secondary school,<br />
should focus on those latest methodological approaches to the teaching which were being<br />
introduced by professional development centers of National Educational Plans and Assessments<br />
and Teachers of Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia during the last years.<br />
The new approach towards school educational system requires theoretical and practical<br />
training even from the studentship period. As it is known theory and practice may be<br />
remained separately even when students graduate from University if during studying there<br />
were no special efforts to make conformity with them.<br />
Modern American Scientist – David Perkins points out that “Public schools have a<br />
great responsibility – transferring the appropriate knowledge to the persons having different<br />
aspirations, talent, thinking, behavior, basic knowledge and internal world. School is<br />
as surprise as a lamp – integral and common part of our everyday life, but with a historical<br />
view, by its assignment and tasks, quite new and exotic” (Perkins 2007:9-10). Very<br />
often at this institution they teach by old, established methods and as the researcher mentions<br />
we do not have a shortcoming in knowledge, but in its usage.<br />
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Unlike the traditional approach towards education in which a teacher’s aim is realization<br />
of the established educational program, but in the approach focused on a pupil it<br />
is important to open and develop “style” of every pupils. In the event of the traditional approach<br />
an educator with the textbooks was a key and competent source of knowledge, under<br />
the new approach conditions a teacher is mostly an organizer of independent, active<br />
perception action of the students, their competent consultant and assistant; if upon the<br />
traditional approach a teacher was a controller subject to the students’ education, in the<br />
new approach conditions during students’ assessment, the educator’s professional skills<br />
are mainly directed to the action diagnostics in order to timely overcome difficulties of<br />
cognition or challenges of education usage by the qualified action. This role is much more<br />
complicated than traditional teaching and requires more mastering.<br />
A future teacher of Georgian Language and Literature should know that she/he will<br />
be a guide in the art field. “Role of art and humanitarian sciences is important not only for<br />
human individual development, but for determination of directions to the country’s development,<br />
and respectively, its political, economic and social arrangements” (Samniashvili<br />
2008:47). A future educator must study the latest approaches of features texts analysis,<br />
mode western tendencies of inter-textual and discussion thinking skills formation, the<br />
possible ways and facilities of their introduction on the Georgian base even at the university.<br />
We should assist to the undergraduates in understanding Georgian writing in the<br />
worldwide context. Educational course means professional development of masters that<br />
will support them to understand the educational process newly, lead it in accordance with<br />
the modern requirements. Understanding the ways of their introduction into the practice<br />
and methodology in accordance with modern standards of literature education, studying<br />
new aspects of modern literature studies information and theoretical tendencies, orientation<br />
on the result upon literature teaching will be reached by integration of the traditional<br />
and modern methodical approaches. Educational reform means changing the requirements<br />
existing in the teaching methodology of Georgian language and literature at schools.<br />
Modern teacher must know by all means new methods on a lesson delivery in which<br />
the rich methodological literature available nowadays will support to her/him.<br />
Within the program the following issues will be studied: analysis of teaching facilities,<br />
usage of human resources, setting the ways to the professional development, interpretation<br />
ways of main principles of national educational plan, modern literal theories and<br />
their methodologies, inter-textual aspects of literature teaching, methodological concepts<br />
and approaches, theory and practice of texts understanding and interpretation, feature text<br />
understanding and self-expression, features organizational characteristics, key stages of<br />
Georgian literature, modern theories of periods classifications, methodological basics of<br />
Georgian spiritual writing, thinkretism and monumentalism “face-idea” and “face-character”<br />
concepts of middle centuries literature, Georgian writing in the world wide context,<br />
typological directions, ontological principles of semantic determination, usage of<br />
public reporting preparation strategy upon inter-textual and inter-disciplinary education,<br />
effective usage of oral speech, determination of compositional specifications and structu-<br />
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al elements of genre, epoch and culture, feature text with a view of the XX century literal<br />
processes, conceptual analysis of literal tendencies, development of writing skills,<br />
ways, methods, strategies; discussion of mistakes, writing analysis of literal texts, the newest<br />
literal tendencies and their teaching methodological principles, analysis of modern<br />
approaches and strategies, modern systems of assessment, types of assessment.<br />
New methods of teaching offer us an education focused on problems in which the<br />
issues must be understood by students. Such approach does not mean that contextual<br />
knowledge is not significant. Solid knowledge collected by a person must be based on<br />
thinking and analysis (Textbook of seeker:18). Modern teaching is full of options, students<br />
and teachers can be literate and good consumers of knowledge.<br />
In the interactive teaching-studying issues theory and practice should not remain separately<br />
for a student of the university. The special efforts are required for making conformity<br />
of knowledge with the reality being in the classroom. It is worth to be taken into consideration<br />
that one of the main signs of the trained teachers is combination of the qualities<br />
of their minds and mood-attitude that supports and enables them to respond to the dynamics<br />
of the classroom and plenty of requirements of children with the inner readiness.<br />
“Today being a teacher is equal to heroism”, - said a practical teacher and indeed, university<br />
should instill in the students a wish of aspiration towards this heroism, develop the<br />
practical and theoretical skills that will follow them as a guide on the way of this heroism.<br />
References:<br />
� Perkins 2007: David Perkins, Reasonable schools, Tbilisi. 2007.<br />
� Samniashvili 2008: Samniashvili L., why do we teach literature? – Journal “Teacher”,<br />
Tbilisi, 2008, #2,<br />
� National Curriculum 2010: National Curriculum. Tbilisi, 2010.<br />
� Textbook of Seekers 2010: Textbook of Seekers. Tbilisi, 2010.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
BROLISA TSULAIA<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
ISSUES OF NATURAL SCIENCE IN GEORGIAN SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS<br />
Teaching of natural science in elementary classes and its teacher has a honorable<br />
and responsible mission, because exactly in this period a child takes the first steps towards<br />
understanding the surrounding environment; the pupil’s point of view is expanded,<br />
the interests towards research, discovery of novelties and cognition are stirred up (Elbakidze<br />
2010:27). And because of nature is the key source of human cognition and beauty<br />
perception, children seek novelties in nature and its surrounding environment and the fundamental<br />
research wish is developed to them.<br />
The pupil has certain views about the world, the teacher should try to share these<br />
views critically in order the pupil to be able to understand properly these new concepts<br />
and information (Donovan 2010: 73). In the process of learning these concepts and information,<br />
the method of conducting a lesson interestingly by the teacher of natural science<br />
has a great importance. Today the most common and effective methods are excursion and<br />
expedition, experiment and other practical works (Elbakidze 2010:27). These indicated<br />
methods help the pupils to get acquainted with the features of nature objects and essence<br />
of nature events. I am sure these methods will form among the pupils abilities of formation<br />
of real concepts, collection, generalization, comparison of information, its analysis and<br />
doing conclusions (Elbakidze 2010:28). Despite the above-mentioned methods, literary<br />
works especially contribute to formation of love and special attitude towards the nature.<br />
These works are abundantly used in the school textbooks by Iakob Gogebashvili.<br />
Iakob Gogebashvili, a founder of Georgian scientific pedagogy and methodics,<br />
knew that school serves to two mankind aims from the first days of children’s development.<br />
This is 1) equipping children, youth with knowledge and 2) their education with health<br />
human qualities. The great teacher even knew that for achieving these goals the school<br />
textbooks are charged with great responsibility together with educators in which methodical<br />
and learning-educational working content is represented.<br />
I think that the works of such poets and writers must be included in the school textbooks,<br />
who represent wonderful pictures of nature in their compositions. For example,<br />
the classic of Georgian literature Vazha-Pshavela is one of the poets who made nature<br />
speak in his creation. That’s why his creation has a special place in the textbooks of elementary<br />
classes too, he paints nature panorama with whole inspiration in his compositions.<br />
We have to merge traditional and innovative in Georgian educational policy e.i. that<br />
what was positive and tested in Georgian textbooks of natural science should have been<br />
still provided today. The authors of textbooks of primary classes should pay a great attention<br />
to the education of nature love in teaching. Teaching material with connection of nature
provides aesthetic education for children. In children human attitude is increasing towards<br />
flora and fauna and it has a great importance for establishing generous human qualities.<br />
Involving of children’s stories in school textbooks of primary classes is approved and<br />
experienced method for Western educational system (Donovan 2010:74). One of the Western<br />
researchers shows for illustration the story by Leo Lioni about a fish and the birds and<br />
makes a conclusion, that new views are formed among the children on the basis of the existing<br />
views and experience (Donovan 2010:75). Similar method was used many times in<br />
Georgian school textbooks of the 90-ies of 20 th century. For example, in “Deda Ena”<br />
(“Mother Language”) and “Bunebis Kari” (“Nature Door”) by Iakob Gogebashvili, in<br />
“Story told by Young Deer” by Vazha-Pshavela as well. It is known that in his works a brilliant<br />
Georgian writer Vazha-Pshavela painted with inspiration the panorama of nature, the<br />
interior condition of children of nature and the writer’s human attitude towards the nature.<br />
In this regard it is especially important “Story told by Young Deer” by VazhaPshavela.<br />
This little story warmed by amazing love towards nature completely attracts reader’s<br />
attention from the very first lines.<br />
“I’m tiny, orphan. Fortune enslaved me: I became an orphan at a bad time. I have<br />
little short thin fur with white spots. I have not even horn and teeth yet, I have not even<br />
hoof hardened. I go way-lost. Look at my bloody foot. I hurt it when I came down in the<br />
gorge for drinking water. I suffer from heart Oh, my poor mother! Until I had a mother<br />
alive, she constantly caressed me: she milked, caressed and warned me. What must I do<br />
without her now! I do not have milk; only soak dew from grass in the morning and in the<br />
evening when there is dew there, and so I kill the desire of milk with it. As I am homeless<br />
I am afraid and am trembling, every day I wait for death, I wander. Oh, my God, how<br />
many enemies we have!.. Terrible, contrite scenes of speechless mother-child caress are<br />
interchanged each other; we feel deep human feeling towards an orphan, poor child. There<br />
are terrible pictures of humans’ heartlessness: a bloody mother and a child, and a young<br />
hunter with hem rolled Chokha, who cries “Long live!” to the terrible death; a homeless<br />
young deer, big watery eyes and large eyebrows with amazing beauty, and finally the<br />
young deer’s sobbing – I’m an orphan and who knows who will become an owner and<br />
who will paint hands by my blood?! – It makes a strong influence on children’s spirit and<br />
not only on children’s spirit!<br />
The emotional impact of power of young deer is high and quite effective, one clever<br />
teacher mentioned on the force of emotional influence of “Young Deer” that children<br />
stop breathing, suffocating with tears, they are poor and very sorry for it, indeed. But<br />
Iakob Gogebashvili points out… What can we do? As Jean Jacques Rousseu said, if a<br />
child does not experience hardship in the childhood period, he/she will not learn a real life.<br />
Deep and heavy feelings gained in the childhood are reliable guarantor of humanity.<br />
Such strong emotional expression of the materials on nature has a great importance<br />
for perfecting the pupil’s emotional environment. Vazha-Pshavela and Iakob Gogebashvili<br />
knew a child’s nature best of all and were distinguished from refined aesthetic taste<br />
themselves too. Such aesthetics is shown in the works of Iakob Gogebashvili, which ma-<br />
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de the human form human attitude towards the world and which should be have its basis<br />
in the childhood.<br />
Almost for fifty years Iakob Gogebashvili worked to teach nature to Georgian public<br />
school. Public school should manage to provide children with nature knowledge so<br />
that they could pave the way not only to the scientific nature science, but have an interest<br />
to study it fundamentally.<br />
Our homeland, Georgia really has the right to be proud that its nature, our mercy<br />
and source of kindness, had and has plenty of great defenders, panegyric persons and guardians.<br />
For proving it the names of Vazha-Pshavela and Iakob Gogebashvili are enough.<br />
Vazha-Pshavela wonderfully assessed the specifications and balance of nature. He wisely<br />
and originally reflected contraries and adversity existing into nature there.<br />
How deeply love of nature must be put in Vazha’s heart, and not only in his heart,<br />
but in his whole spirit that he said so daringly and freely – “Mist is thinking of mountains”,<br />
he addressed them so wonderfully and with faithful dream – “why did not you sing, mountains!”<br />
he listened and understood the heart beating of mountains and singing of mist.<br />
“Kuchi”, “Ia”, “Poet of Nature”, “Dried Beech”, “Story Told by Young Deer”,<br />
Kuchi’s conversation with rock – “Rock! Are you my mother and father, my defender and<br />
owner? – I am, do not be afraid, You black dark!... Vazha’s pray – Land, let you look after<br />
to this darling violet, protect it, be its parent as it’s your character! How much love,<br />
sadness, cares is entwined in these lines. The hunter’s knife soiled by blood, wet poor<br />
eyes of dying deer, pounded hoofs of the orphan young deer – this is the greatest accuse<br />
towards inhuman cruelty of humans and men, isn’t it?, and on the other hand, this is a gift<br />
for instilling aspiration of pure, inspirited love towards nature the similarity of which no<br />
tongue can express!<br />
Iakob wonderfully, with inspiration came true human’s highly reasonable attitude<br />
idea towards nature and elevated this idea from an ordinary didactic event to the highest<br />
level of moral-pedagogic wisdom.<br />
Iakob Gogebashvili carried out energetic activity to study love of nature to pupils,<br />
youth and people, to develop understanding of protection and defense in them. In the foreword<br />
of “Nature Door” he wrote: “Georgian nature is so rich and adverse that European nature<br />
cannot be close to it. But we cannot appreciate this rich nature thanks to the wrong education.<br />
Because of it our nature are patronized by foreigners equipped with real knowledge,<br />
purchasing plenty of property and we remain without anything” (Oboladze 1999:27).<br />
During sets of years Iakob worked for it diligently to make more attractive “Nature<br />
door” for children. Upon its composition he wrote: “we made the round of the matters of<br />
the subject such as classification of plants and animals and their anatomical structure, the<br />
direct subject of nature science textbook. Instead of it we paid a great attention to what<br />
connection exists between plants and humans, how animals live, how they struggle for living,<br />
what place they take into the nature, what attitude they have to the other animals and<br />
humans and towards their homeland (Gogebashvili 1912:44). Iakob selected educational<br />
material with great care: “letters on nature are composed by us on base of the best sources,<br />
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for example, “Vestnik Estestvennikh Nauk”, works by Brem, Karfokhty, Bagdanovich,<br />
Vagner and others”. He with great care attempted to facilitate, make attractive materials for<br />
children. With this aim he wrote: “We gave our letters mostly narrative form that facilitates<br />
pupils in the subject mastering twice and three times more” (Gogebashvili 1912:45).<br />
In “Nature door” there are represented enough materials on environmental nature<br />
and its usage for human well-being that Iakob considered as the most necessary and the<br />
first matter for public school. It caused that this textbook was being richened systematically<br />
with nature materials. Iakob Gogebashvili studied the achievements obtained in nature<br />
science with great interest and dealt with their selection and didactic processing with<br />
a high responsibility.<br />
According to the humans’ approach rules towards nature and its observation, studies<br />
of leading ideas on this subject and specifications of children’s development, in Georgian<br />
public school with the aim of rational basement of the matter of nature study, Iakob<br />
Gogebashvili created consequent pedagogical system. This system jointed sensitive, cognitive,<br />
labor and aesthetic initials organically. This means that the providing properly selected<br />
teaching materials must be based on education of humans’ correct relation towards<br />
nature for children (Elbakidze 1999:27). Iakob Gogebashvili learnt and explored the<br />
existing condition regarding learning the issues of nature in European school at that time.<br />
After that he could impact and raise the issues of nature in Georgian school textbooks and<br />
develop them (Tsulaia 2009:83-86).<br />
It is clear that in such conditions the inheritance formed at the end of the last century<br />
in natural science by Iakob Gogebashvili is not enough any longer in order that school<br />
follows to the modern life. That’s why nowadays it is necessary to elaborate effective<br />
system of nature protection measures. But this fact doesn’t mean to deny the inheritance<br />
and experience of Iakob Gogebashvili. We have to introduce novelties in Georgian textbooks<br />
of natural science based on this rich tradition. As Iakob would say, let’s enrich the<br />
pupils’ mind with “skill and easiness”, teach them to use the power of nature and fill the<br />
the children’s hearts with “high human feelings” (Gogebashvili 1990:229; Inasaridze<br />
2009:6). The main function of today’s school as before is forming a pupil as a person<br />
holding civil values, who realize his/her duties towards mankind and natural environment.<br />
References:<br />
� Gogebashvili 1912: Gogebashvili I., Deda Ena (Mother Language). Tbilisi, 1912<br />
(in Georgian language).<br />
� Gogebashvili 1990: Selected Works, Vol. II. Tbilisi, 1999 (in Georgian language).<br />
� Donovan 2010: Donovan M. Susan and Kon. D. Brensford, How We Learn: History,<br />
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, in the book: Article on the Issues of education,<br />
Center of Teachers Professional Development, Tbilisi, 2010 (in Georgian language).<br />
� Elbakidze 2010: Elbakidze N., the Methods of Subject Teaching at the Primary Le-<br />
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156<br />
vel for Teaching Natural Sciences, edition of Center of Teachers Professional Development<br />
“Teacher”. #4 (10). 2010 (in Georgian language).<br />
� Inasaridze 2009: Inasaridze M., Lobzhanidze S., Mamukadze Sh., The Textbook<br />
of Teacher Ethics, Situations From School Life, Center of Teachers Professional<br />
Development, Tbilisi, 2009 (in Georgian language).<br />
� Oboladze 1999: Oboladze U., Kajaia G., “Nature and Man” in I. Gogebashvili’s<br />
Literal Inheritance. Tbilisi, 1999 (in Georgian language).<br />
� Tsulaia 2009: Tsulaia B., Iakob Gogebashvili – a Naturalist, international periodical<br />
edition “Education”, #1, Tbilisi, 2009 (in Georgian language).
PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
LELA REKHVIASHVILI<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
ASPECTS OF COOPERATION BETWEEN A CLASS TUTOR<br />
AND PUPILS INTO THE MODERN SCHOOL PRACTICE<br />
The reform ongoing in the educational field requires from school management to<br />
focus on the newest methodological approaches of education having been introduced<br />
by Professional Development Centers of National Educational Plans and Assessments<br />
and Teachers of Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia recently.<br />
The modern American Scientist – David Perkins points out that “Public schools<br />
have a great responsibility – transferring the appropriate knowledge to the persons having<br />
different aspirations, talent, thinking, behavior, basic knowledge and internal<br />
world. School is as surprise as a lamp – integral and common part of our everyday life,<br />
but with a historical view, by its assignment and tasks, quite new and exotic.”<br />
At school a child is brought up with education too. A man is a social person, so<br />
the educational function of school the aim of which is emotional-willing, valued-motivated<br />
components formation, is just realized in the relations between “a pupil and a teacher”.<br />
The central figure of educational process is a class tutor.<br />
A class tutor’s working is a purposed, systemic, planned activity that is based on<br />
the educational program of the institution, positive and negative tendencies of social life,<br />
active objectives set before school teachers’ collective, approach oriented on a person<br />
and relations of class group (Perkins D. 2007: 9-10).<br />
The tutor represents a formal and actual leader of group, carrying a culture, organizer<br />
and participant of children’s creative activity, advisor, inspirer, guardian and a<br />
friend of his/her pupils.<br />
The tutor should elaborate humanist educational program in relations with children,<br />
the aim of which is formation and opening the creative individualism of each persons, relations<br />
establishment on confidence, respect and inter-assistance towards classmates.<br />
An educator makes humanization of relations among pupils in groups, supports<br />
in formation of moral and spiritual orientation, manages organization of social-valuable<br />
relations, creates emotional comfort, positive psycho-pedagogic conditions for development.<br />
Supporting the relations with children of various ages tutor at the same time<br />
cares on the position and place of the class in the school collective.<br />
Class educational system is characterized by the concepts, such as: “kindness”,<br />
“collective”, “confidence”, “creation”, “respect” and etc. The tutor attempts that these<br />
values to be the base of each member’s activity in the collective and to manifest in the<br />
relations and attitudes inside and outside of the collective.<br />
The principles of the relations between a tutor and pupils represent a ground of<br />
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elations of a tutor towards class group. Effectiveness of educational processes, also<br />
psychological micro-climate of the class is depended on defense of the class.<br />
We allocate the following principles of cooperation between a tutor and pupils:<br />
� Unconditional acceptance of each pupil with his/her strong and weak characters;<br />
� The teacher’s inaccessibility upon assessment of pupils’ behavior;<br />
� Opening and providing dialogues in the relations with pupils;<br />
� Skills of managing character, mood, recovering influence of partial opinion;<br />
� Ability to acknowledge his/her own and others mistakes;<br />
� Usage of humor, as methodical way of working in relations with pupils<br />
(Tsomkalo 2007).<br />
When a tutor begins working in a new class, it is desirable to speak to pupils<br />
about the principles on their future relations, also about the traditions, habits and relations<br />
his/her former pupils had. It is reasonable that children answer to the questions the<br />
answers of which will create a good psychological micro-climate:<br />
� What must a friendly class look like?<br />
� What must be done in order to become a class friendly?<br />
� Which traditions exist in your class?<br />
� What measures must become traditional?<br />
A tutor should teach behavior rules and procedures to the pupils by active educational<br />
methods that pupils will consider them as necessary condition of behavior or Code<br />
of Dignity. The practice gives us a very productive result with a view of which the pupils<br />
themselves are engaged in the creation of rules as the sense of responsibility and property<br />
is developed to them. They discuss and participate in the creation of rules with elders.<br />
Rules should not be numerous, they must be clearly established and cover such types of<br />
formulations thanks to which a pupil will know what rights he has got to do.<br />
The significant element of relations between a tutor and pupil represents contrary<br />
connection that enables a teacher to see what result was obtained by his/her actions. It is<br />
recommended for a teacher to carry out a class questionnaire at the end of trimester that<br />
will give an opportunity to manifest the pupils’ opinions about their relations. It is desirable<br />
to let a child write his/her wish or give note to the tutor at the end of the questionnaire.<br />
Such tradition forces the tutor to be exigent towards herself/himself and working.<br />
Wondering what relation aspects are between a tutor and pupils, we carried out<br />
the questionnaire at Tbilisi Public School # 10 where 32 eight graders participated.<br />
1) What subjects does your class study?<br />
The pupils provided the following list of subjects: Mathematics, Georgian, Russian,<br />
Foreign language, Physics, History, Geography, Music, Biology, Chemistry.<br />
2) From the subjects listed which subjects’ educational process is interesting<br />
in your opinion and why?<br />
In some cases children named two or more subjects. Special love was manifested<br />
towards History, as “I understand history of my country”, “because a teacher explains a<br />
lesson very interestingly” and etc.<br />
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History – 61.5% Foreign language – 15.4%<br />
Geography – 23.1% Chemistry – 15.4%<br />
Mathematics – 23.1% Georgian – 23.1% Physics – 7.7%<br />
3) Which subjects’ education are not you satisfied with and why?<br />
46,2% of the pupils expressed a claim towards Russian language education.<br />
“Russian, because nobody loves and children make noise”; “a teacher teaches<br />
badly and I cannot hear anything in noise”; “a teacher does not teach grammar”, “there<br />
is no possibility to gain knowledge.” 7.7% of the pupils named “Geography and Nature,<br />
because a teacher is very severe”.<br />
The same number of the pupils mentioned: “Chemistry, because we need to have<br />
better teacher who will reasonably and interestingly explain us a lesson”.<br />
One pupil was found to be a very thirsty of knowledge who stated: “none of subjects,<br />
because teachers do not require much, but I want to understand and know.” The<br />
other pupils are satisfied with education of all subjects.<br />
4) In your opinion, what is inter-cooperation between teachers and pupils in<br />
your class alike?<br />
The majority of respondents assessed cooperation of teachers and pupils positively<br />
– 69.2%; while 15.4% - negatively, some of them stated that “a certain part of the<br />
pupils in the class has a good attitude, some – less than good”. “There is no inter-cooperation<br />
at all as pupils are very aggressive towards teachers and each other”.<br />
5) To your mind, what must the relation between a teacher and a pupil be alike?”<br />
All participants of the questionnaire stressed that the relation must be “good”,<br />
“friendly”, “relatively”. See answers of some of them: “maternal relation, but in our<br />
class none of the pupils and teachers have such relation”; “a pupil and a teacher must<br />
understand each other and a pupil must not be scolded due to a mistake”; “there must<br />
be good attitude, but they should not be very close to each other and teachers should<br />
not differ children from each other”; “a teacher should be a close person to a pupil who<br />
will share all her/his troubles.”<br />
6) How do you think, does the school where you go satisfy your requirements?<br />
a) In case of positive answer, please, explain.<br />
b) In case of negative answer, please, explain.<br />
69.2% of the respondents are satisfied with the requirements set towards the<br />
school, while 15.4% - do not. “Yes, it satisfies as I learn much information I wonder”;<br />
“yes, because school arranges different kinds of competitions, games and etc”; “I am<br />
partially satisfied as nothing is perfect”; “in spite of several issues that are needed to be<br />
corrected, I am satisfied with education level at this school at least”; “yes, because there<br />
are good laws established and there are many demands towards teachers”.<br />
“No, because, children are aping at the lessons and a teacher wastes time on their<br />
reprimands”; “it does not satisfies me. If there were more presentations children would<br />
learn much”; “I am satisfied intermediately. Food is expensive in the canteen, but a<br />
child is forced to buy meal at school as guard does not let them go out “.<br />
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7) If you were a tutor what would you change?<br />
15.4% did not answer to this question; the same number of the pupils would<br />
change nothing, 23.1% would change discipline, the answer of the rest respondents<br />
was indirect and interesting. “I would change discipline and attempt to be friendlier<br />
with children”; “I would be friendlier with children, I would carry out different questionnaires,<br />
competitions in the class”; “If I were a tutor, I would treat children more<br />
warmly and assist them in some matters”; “I would teach children culture, politeness,<br />
love to each other. For achieving it every day I would leave 5-5 pupils after lessons and<br />
speak about these topics to them”; “What would I change?! Curtains, because they are<br />
dirty! I would leave the children in the class who deserved it and I would expel the<br />
children who deserved it”.<br />
The questionnaire has revealed that although pupils assess the relation with the<br />
tutor positively, they still experience the deficit of this relation; the answers made to<br />
the last questions speak on it. They have a lack of warmth, care, communication and<br />
understanding from teachers. If a tutor manages to attract their hearts and equally share<br />
warmth and caress, school will become a desirable institution for pupils indeed and dissonance<br />
will be created in the education harmony.<br />
References:<br />
� Perkins 2007: Perkins David, Reasonable Schools. Tbilisi, 2007 (in Georgian<br />
language).<br />
� Tsomkalo 2007: Tsomkalo L.V., Formation of Class Collective. Cheliabinks,<br />
2007 (in Russian language).<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
SOME ADVICES TO YOUNG HUMANIST TEACHERS<br />
LEILA SHEROZIA<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
In 1970-ies when in Georgia the communist regime was dominated and humanist<br />
pedagogy was introduced step by step, Mr. Shalva Amonashvili, one of its founders, the<br />
greatest scientist and public figure, was asked such question: “Mr. Shalva, what do you<br />
think, how are your students distinguished from other children?”, he answered: “I am deeply<br />
assured that if my students do not become famous scientists and public figures, they<br />
will be tolerant and hugely love each other, they will not damage others fatally (though<br />
graduates of his school today are successful politicians, public figures, scientists, artists<br />
and etc. who have brought fame to Georgia worldwide – we are speaking about Tbilisi<br />
#1Experimental School) (Tsutskiridze 2005: 78).<br />
Humanist pedagogy as it is known is based on personally oriented education so the<br />
educator working with this respect must determine the following:<br />
� She/he should know the temperament, character, views, taste and other individual<br />
specifications of his/her students well.<br />
� She/he should be able to diagnose and analyze thinking, motive, interests, mood,<br />
attitude towards life and other personal features of the student exactly.<br />
� In addition she/he should be able to manifest and overcome those reasons which<br />
hamper educational process in reaching a goal in order to change her/his own<br />
working tactics purposely.<br />
� She/he should maximally rely on the student’s activity.<br />
� Also she/he should be able to combine educational and self-educational processes<br />
together, to support youth in selecting goals, forms and methods required for<br />
self-education.<br />
Authoritarian pedagogy had elaborated its own working scheme-request-perception-action.<br />
Do you understand? - asked an educator, then do favor and perform.<br />
In order to bring up a free person it is necessary to adapt a child to making decisions<br />
independently, being responsible for his/her results. So we need to attempt to develop<br />
skills to each of students, such as: thinking for a long time, acting rightly, without external<br />
pressure, respecting to the person’s option and decision, determination of position, views,<br />
judgments and so on.<br />
In a word, personally oriented education – it is not a new method of education (as some<br />
consider it), but it is technology educating an educator what and how to do to achieve a<br />
desirable result. The key sign of the personally oriented education is freedom. A child is not<br />
forced to do the requirements, in contrary; teachers create such conditions for a child by dif-<br />
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ferent methods and ways so that a child himself/herself goes to the right conclusion.<br />
The educator should watch the child’s development process attentively, but should<br />
not interfere in its course. By this way the educator provides the child’s freedom. The<br />
educator only creates conditions for the child’s self-development.<br />
The well-trained educator timely understands where his/her involvement is necessary<br />
and when she/he notices that a child can not solve problems with his/her own forces<br />
only then she/he interferes in the activity.<br />
Today numerous teachers treat to a child without any respect. This may be a result of<br />
our old mentality, but it is unquestionable that this approach must be changed by all means in<br />
order that a child feels his/her own self-confidence, in other case she/he will not have a desire<br />
to become an adult and lock herself/himself in her/his own shell (Wulfson 1996:77).<br />
Have you seen such teacher in the schools of Tbilisi or other regions of Georgia<br />
who addresses to the first graders with “You”? Of course, you haven’t. In reality it must<br />
be so that little children feel that a teacher stands to the next to her/him and not high above<br />
her/him. Children always aspire to where they are loved, where they are assured and<br />
trusted. Technology “Love School” is understandable for everyone. The hosts are children<br />
here, while educators are their older friends who can resolve all issues. Educators do<br />
not only play with children attentively, but they do everything to entertain them more<br />
much. Instead of the order “Do it”, educators seek ways, facilities to facilitate in implementing<br />
the child’s independent wish.<br />
Studying behavior of the first graders at Tbilisi Public School # 105 I came to the<br />
conclusion that many students know moral norms and principles well, but they break<br />
them purposely. What is a teacher doing at that time? – Does she/he read moral to them,<br />
punish, or permanently repeat behavior rules to them? Unfortunately, we always forget<br />
the most important fact that a child never does joyfully the thing that she/he does not like<br />
to do, so a teacher is obliged to establish the ground of moral norms for children.<br />
Particularly, at the mentioned school I asked the first graders to help me and to teach<br />
behavior rules to the other children. The question set got other formality and transformed<br />
into a free game. The observation convinced me in one matter again - a child’s influence<br />
on the other child was found to be stronger than a teacher’s influence on the pupils.<br />
For transforming the teacher’s activity into humanist bases it is necessary to understand<br />
his/her abilities. For it she/he must answer to the questions established by a famous<br />
American scientist, humanist teacher – K. Rogers.<br />
� Can you access to the pupil’s spiritual world without any discussion and critics,<br />
see and assess it;<br />
� Can you be faithful and open with them, will you be able to make expressive attitude<br />
with them when both of parties have an opportunity to study;<br />
� Can you find and develop the interests of the students; although you do not<br />
know what results will be reached.<br />
� Will you be able to support youth to create the right approach towards themselves<br />
and environment;<br />
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� Will you be able to support youth to integrate their spiritual world and ideas.<br />
If some of you answer the major of the questions positively – says Rogers, you will<br />
be able to facilitate to the pupils’ life of your own school, to help them in development of<br />
abilities maximally (Tsutskiridze 2005:75).<br />
So, personally oriented education can be implemented by specially trained teacher<br />
who will be armed with higher spiritual features. She/he is obliged to elaborate strict educational<br />
principles. She/he must know well what may be done and what may not.<br />
References:<br />
� Amonashvili 1986: Amonashvili Sh., Thinks on a Humanist pedagogy, M.,<br />
1986, p. 122-125.<br />
� Wulfson 1996: Wulfson B., Comparative Pedagogy, M.,1996, p. 77.<br />
� Tsutskiridze 2005: Tsutskiridze Z., Orjonikidze N., Modern Theories of Education.<br />
Tbilisi, 2005, p. 70-78.<br />
� Chekurishvili 2010: Chekurishvili B., Modern School Through the Eyes of a Modern<br />
Writer. - Journal “Teacher”. #4 (10). Tbilisi, 2008.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
DALI KAKHIANI<br />
Grigol Peradze University<br />
THE ISSUES OF FINE AND APPLIED ARTS AGAINST BACKGROUND<br />
OF MODERN DEMANDS AT THE PRIMARY SCHOOL<br />
Art is a phenomenon of emotional and creative nature. It comprises artistic communication<br />
and various means and forms of self-expression (fine activity, verbal, dramatization,<br />
applied activity).<br />
It is impossible to imagine a human’s existence without art. On the basis of it, universal<br />
character of art is indisputable. It acquires particular importance today – in the epoch of<br />
scientific-technical revolution and globalization, when pragmatism has an irreversible character.<br />
It is possible to balance the lost equilibrium with the functioning of its strong levers.<br />
Any formal revelation of a human’s existence is connected to some origins on which the<br />
fundament of the future life is based whereas a secondary school is one of the founders.<br />
Children acquire some experience of relation with art spontaneously or in an organized<br />
way already at a preschool age. This experience at a primary school age gradually increases<br />
and knowledge acquires a systematic shape. Drawing is one of the active forms of creative<br />
thinking, which is connected to various labour and thinking processes. From the point of view<br />
of development of the person’s creative potential, no other subject, than Fine and Applied<br />
Arts has such possibilities. Such understanding of art is set on the basis of the standard elaborated<br />
by the Ministry of Education. The first novelty which distinguishes a new subject program<br />
is the recognition of priority of sustainable aesthetical education and is an independent<br />
discipline - integration of Fine Arts and Labour Education in the frame of one class.<br />
The technique of performance is the main kernel on which both directions of activity<br />
are based. Formation of the pupils’ artistic culture is possible on the basis of active creative<br />
activity. Fine and applied arts at school is presented in different forms of activity (drawing,<br />
modeling, construction, applied activity), which requires various procedures and manipulations.<br />
The child’s natural inclination towards the moving activity finds the best solution exactly<br />
in the process of doing homework. At this stage the tasks of organizational and technical characters<br />
appear to be more difficult. That is why at the initial stage of studying elaboration of<br />
technical abilities is considered as an independent teaching task. Fluently knowing various<br />
techniques and materials will prepare a hard basis for the next stage of studying.<br />
Means of practical realization are different: drawing, painting in colors, cutting out,<br />
modeling, and handwork. In this process children get acquainted with artistic elements of<br />
art and visual technical nuances of the material. With a teacher’s help they would acknowledge<br />
that art creativity and multi-versions are characterized for art. That is why<br />
only one correct answer won’t be acceptable for it, but will combine using various possibilities<br />
for making artistic-creative findings.
The interactive method of teaching takes into consideration the division of the lesson<br />
into three stages – the lesson should begin with activation of emotion and asocial<br />
thinking, thus we will prepare the main part of the lesson, when some knowledge and preparation<br />
are formed as the basis for a discussion. The conclusive step of the lesson – reflection<br />
appeals to organize aesthetic-evaluative discussions in the frame of communication<br />
and interpretation. The latter is no less important step as it provides maximal involvement<br />
of the contingent with unequal possibilities in the process. Systematic formation of<br />
artistic image understanding significantly raises the level of the pupil’s artistic development<br />
that is reflected in the results of practical activity. On such basis, the formation of<br />
aesthetic-evaluative ability is considered as an independent teaching problem, which acquires<br />
more loading from the middle level of school education (V-VI grades). Thus, both<br />
directions of the program are considered as mutual enriched categories. With the interdependent<br />
coordination of the mentioned phases, their compliance will be implemented<br />
with the attainable results and indicators.<br />
The lesson should be planned so that each assignment comprises five elements: 1)<br />
topic of the lesson, 2) teaching aims, 3) variety of activities, 4) material and working techniques,<br />
5) words and terms. Each teaching problem (composition, shape, colour and so<br />
on) should comprise several kinds of artistic activity and these five elements of the mission<br />
should be interconnected.<br />
On the basis of standard parameters, we must gradually teach the pupil both practical<br />
and theoretical basics of fine and applied arts, so that to prepare the ground to cope<br />
with more difficult notions at the next stage of teaching.<br />
References:<br />
� Kate Burk Walsh: Walsh K. B., – Create a Child-oriented Groups (a program<br />
“step-by step” in cooperation with the Open Society Institute).<br />
� National Curriculum 2004: National Curriculum (subject program in Fine and<br />
Applied Art), the first edition. Tbilisi, 2004.<br />
� Art 1986: Fine Arts at the Primary Classes. Minsk, 1986.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
TEIMURAZ ORMOTSADZE<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
THE ROLE OF FORMS OF STUDIES IN IMPROVING<br />
PUPILS’ KNOWLEDGE<br />
Day-to-day increase in requirements for secondary education leads to a number of<br />
teaching and training problems the resolution of which seems almost impossible through<br />
application of traditional teaching methods. A lesson as a teaching form cannot cover all<br />
didactic functions that create modern teaching and training process. The necessity of<br />
various forms of studies is described in “National Curriculum”. Better conditions have<br />
been created for each study form recommended under the mentioned document and not<br />
only for one of them taken separately with the view of better perception of study<br />
materials, independent generalization of acquired knowledge and development of habit in<br />
systematizing this knowledge.<br />
A form shows a way of organizing content. “Organizational forms of teaching are<br />
included in operative-effective components of the study process and represent some<br />
external expression of agreed actions between a teacher and pupils. This is performed in<br />
compliance with the established consequence and definite regime”. Any form of study<br />
has its characteristic features such as:<br />
� Number of pupils; � Time and place of study.<br />
The variation in above mentioned stipulates the character of each form. Nowadays<br />
the following study forms are more or less applied at a number of public schools in<br />
Georgia: a lesson, optional classes, a complex seminar, an excursion, laboratory work,<br />
practical work, optional practical work etc. As we see it, the systematization of pupils’<br />
knowledge can be reached not only through a lesson and above stated classes applied at<br />
public schools but through conferences, interviews and consultations as well.<br />
Educational conference is preferable to hold with the whole class (possible with other<br />
classes in addition) in appropriate subject cabinet at a time determined by the study schedule.<br />
Didactic functions of school conference are as follows:<br />
� Development of study habit for extra curricular literature;<br />
� Generalization of reading material and marking out core material in it;<br />
� Acquisition of habit in getting information out of friends’ reports.<br />
Successful conference depends on the preparatory period. The variety of tasks gives<br />
an opportunity for increasing the number of pupils involved and in this way we can raise<br />
their interests towards the classes that are very essential for present-day public schools.<br />
Interview-it can be regarded as one of the necessary forms of classes. A teacher often<br />
conducts a part of the lesson in question-answer mode. But if the question requires the
full answer, it preferably should be prepared by pupils in advance and this leads to deep<br />
and sound answers as well. Besides, they are given an opportunity to compare different<br />
versions of answers, generalize them and make a final conclusion by help of their friends.<br />
If putting a complex question and its discussion happen at one and the same lesson,<br />
it often looks like guessing answers conceived by the teacher more than discussing topic<br />
by pupils. Thus, an interview as a form of studies is carried out by means of conversation<br />
between a teacher and pupils around the questions set in advance (some lessons prior).<br />
The following types of an interview according to objectives can be applied at<br />
classes: Specifying and improving knowledge; Informative; Generalizing.<br />
Interviews differ according to their places in the teaching process:<br />
� after the introduction of a new material;<br />
� after independent study;<br />
� after material processing at home and so on.<br />
Interview in different situations represents the function of a lesson fragment,<br />
teaching method and studies. The advantage of an interview in comparison with<br />
generalizing and revision lessons is revealed in the possibilities of a pupil to think and<br />
find answers to the questions given in advance as well as to offer various and original<br />
responses. Consultation has not been applied as a form of studies for many years in the<br />
reality of Georgia. We think that today along with the introduction of school-leaving<br />
exams at public schools, consultation seems to be indispensable not only for graduating<br />
pupils but for those who are preparing for end-of-year exams. Consultation should be<br />
conducted at the lesson envisaged by the time-table. A teacher appoints a consultation<br />
day and gives the topics to pupils for discussion beforehand. During consultation a<br />
teacher answers questions put by pupils.To conduct the lesson more effectively, a teacher<br />
should collect pupils’ questions in advance and on this basis plan the lesson. Besides,<br />
better possibility is offered for taking into account pupils’ individual activities during<br />
consultations.<br />
In order to benefit from consultation process, pupils should prepare their tasks in<br />
advance. The conduction of consultations is useful during the year as well. It aims at<br />
correction of pupils’ knowledge.<br />
References:<br />
� Parjanadze 1974: Parjanadze A., Facultative Studies in Mathematics, Tbilisi. 1974.<br />
� Kelbakiani 2001: Kelbakiani, Teaching Methodology of Mathematics. Part I.<br />
Kutaisi, 2001.<br />
� Balke 1974: Balk M. B., Balk G. D., Mathematics After School. Handbook for<br />
Teachers. Moscow, 1974.<br />
� Birkhoff 1977: Birkhoff G., Mathematics and Psychology. M., 1977.<br />
� Bolgarsky 1981: Bolgarsky B., To the question of Educational Importance of<br />
Mathematics Teaching. Mathematics at School. № 1. Tbilisi, 1981.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
NANA MAISURADZE<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
PARAMETERS DEFINING DIFFICULTY OF EDUCATIONAL TEXTS<br />
Improvement of school education was and is left as the most important problem of<br />
education. Modern secondary standard means to equip a pupil with skills and abilities,<br />
which enable him/her to understand fast progress of the mankind, to use achievements of<br />
modern science, to become a full member of the society. From a passive receiver of<br />
knowledge a pupil should become an active learner, who will be able to use received<br />
knowledge, as for professional growth as for the benefit of the society.<br />
The direct source and companion of a pupil’s knowledge is the school textbook<br />
(Krsmanovich 1974:108-120). It should contain the volume of knowledge considered by<br />
the program, that is obligatory for the pupil. The textbook should: reflect the nearest achievements<br />
in the given science; stand at a high level pedagogically and methodically; consider<br />
age and features of the pupil, should be penetrated with didactic principles of training;<br />
should be written in the correct literary language, etc. The educational text should<br />
be written so that the pupil must feel pleasure and makes him/her love of knowledge, abilities<br />
of independent work on the book.<br />
As a rule, the educational text of textbooks of physics has many defects. It is necessary<br />
to underline its overcrowding with inaccessible materials for a pupil (the school textbook<br />
should not represent the abstract of higher school). We should remember that at<br />
school we bring up not a physicist, and a thinker, a developed person who owns the basis<br />
of science and is capable to use received general education in practice.<br />
The text is a difficult system formation, that also means multi-dimensional and<br />
multi-flatness. The text characteristics conditionally are divided into outward and inside<br />
ones (Kuckushkin 1984:47). Such characteristics belong to outward i.e. formal as the<br />
length of a word, which is expressed by quantity of letters or syllables; the length of the<br />
sentence and distribution of this length to the whole length of all the text; quantity of different<br />
kinds of definition, verbs and the parts of speech, a different parity of this quantity;<br />
quantity of dependent sentences of different kinds and etc. Formal parameters of the text<br />
can be used while designing the formula of reading that gives the chance to estimate the<br />
sum which affects on learning the text for a certain group of readers.<br />
Such parameters belong to internal ones of the text, which will be established not at<br />
the result of formal calculation, that is possible without understanding the text, but by meaningful<br />
analysis of the text content. The text content may contain the facts, theoretical<br />
regulations, compliance with the analysis and the facts and theories. The content of the<br />
text contains three systems of information – a system of fact information, theory informa-
tion and reflex information.<br />
The system of reflex information includes the content of that part of the text which<br />
expresses the relation to the facts and theories, gives them an estimation; it is often accompanied<br />
by emotional remarks and passages. If the basic function of the system of fact<br />
information and the system of theory information is informing about something, the function<br />
of reflex elements of the text is structuring of perceptions and understanding in the<br />
process of information. I.e. when the text includes reflex elements, there is created a certain<br />
accent and relation to any information.<br />
The establishment of parameters of the text readability is difficult and various aspects<br />
are still needed to be clarified. Under the term, “readability” we mean the sum of<br />
those factors which promote to a successful reading, considering of the text’s complexity,<br />
and preparation level of the reader (age, education). Complexity of the text is in the peculiarities<br />
of its content, in logic construction, in information of its materials, etc. (Mikk<br />
1977: 98-109). Some parameters are discussed in the literature treated by us: length of the<br />
sentence - all researchers agree with it, length of a word, a percentage quantity of difficult,<br />
foreign, long words, terms; abstractiveness connected with noun repetition. Different<br />
authors use these parameters in different combinations.<br />
Certainly complexity of the text isn't exhausted by this, but it is a subject for the<br />
next researches. That is why we must satisfy by that what we have.<br />
There are spread the formulas defining complexity of the text’s readability (Prukha,<br />
1985: 143 – 164). They define complexity of the text only according to some characteristics,<br />
but it is not enough.<br />
The formula of complexity of the text should be simple, therefore almost all authors<br />
choose a rectilinear dependence, basically with two parameters. Some of them use<br />
three (seldom more) parameters. It is necessary to use numerical (empirical) coeficients<br />
into formulas. Purpose of these coeficients is clear mathematically: to counterbalance an<br />
order of members and to “open” an interval of a scale of difficulty. But these coeficients<br />
are often used incorrectly, they do not contain figures of 4 or 5. For example, Dix’s and<br />
Shtaiver’s formula includes 236,96 numerical free members. If in this number all figures<br />
are reliable, its maximum error is 0,005/236,96=0,002 %. Reaching such “fantastic” accuracy<br />
in pedagogical researches is impossible, unreal. Unfortunately, the considerable part<br />
of authors does not pay attention to this, and the formulas are overloaded by “too exact”<br />
coeficients. Figures are needed to be rounding.<br />
There is a principle question: whether is it necessary to do out and use such formulas?<br />
Usage of formulas does not exclude acknowledged and inculcation methods of<br />
checking the quality of textbooks: expert estimations, experimental check at school etc.<br />
These methods keep their value. Formulas allow to improve methods of estimation of the<br />
textbook’s quality and to receive the united indexes of difficulty of material’s transferring<br />
on which basis it is possible to develop an objective criteria of optimum difficulty of the<br />
educational text. It is possible to estimate by formulas the manuscript before the tests at<br />
school. It allows to accelerate preparation of high-quality textbooks. And though usage of<br />
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formulas to textbooks is not simple, it nevertheless is much cheaper and operative than<br />
carrying out of relevant experiments.<br />
The estimation with formulas is a statistical estimation which demands definition<br />
of level of reliability, what is probability of the correct result? It’s very difficult to do this<br />
and so far none of the authors has it. Despite this, usage of formulas is reasonable.<br />
At the result of analysis of formulas it is possible to say that for the characteristic of<br />
syntactic complexity almost all authors use length of the sentence. From our point of view<br />
this parameter is the most effective. It is proved also by the fact that between difficult and<br />
easy readable texts a difference of average length of the sentence is (8-50)/5=60 %. But the<br />
method of calculation of length is different. While calculating average length of the sentence<br />
in the educational text we divide the number of words on the number of sentcences.<br />
At calculation of number of words in the sentence, we do not include the unions in<br />
number of words in physical text; word units when one of the words has an auxiliary function<br />
and has no an independent meaning; such combination of words when two words<br />
express a single whole concept. The number of words in the text is marked with a letter n.<br />
If at sentence calculation, the compound sentence represents connection of two<br />
short full sentences of identical structure with the unions “and”, “i.e.” or a comma is considered<br />
as two short sentences. In other cases, sentences are not “a simple mechanical<br />
sum” of two short sentences and that is why they are considered as one sentence. In the<br />
educational text the number of the sentences is marked with a letter N.<br />
It is well known that the statistical set is not characterized with only an average<br />
length, in our case an average length of the sentence. It is necessary to use the second parameter<br />
– a dispersion which characterizes dispersion round an average. None of the authors<br />
does not use such characteristic in formulas. We consider it as a principle lack and<br />
we think that it is necessary to use an appropriate member into the formula. It is obvious<br />
that complexity is characterized by a share of long sentences. Therefore we take it in parameter,<br />
in particular we count long sentences, containing 12 and more words, divide<br />
them into total number of the sentences.<br />
Almost all authors have taken the length of a word as a parameter reflecting the lexical<br />
complexity, but they define it differently. Our main aim is a semantic analysis of the<br />
educational text, therefore we cannot agree with those formal rules when there are considered<br />
intervals between words, a blank place, signs of punctuation. The special literature<br />
strengthens our point of view (Piotrovsky, 1977: 135;309), where there are analyzed peculiarities<br />
of 100 languages of the world according to the length of a word: the length is<br />
determined by the number of phonemes. As in the Georgian language the sound coincides<br />
a letter, it is obvious that the length of a word is defined by number of letters (since the<br />
word form is changeable, in the special literature it is called as usage of words and its<br />
length is a letter chain from defect to defect). Unfortunately, among the analysis of 100<br />
languages the Georgian language is not included. Therefore we can rely only on our researches<br />
– educational texts. We have unexpectedly received that in educational physical<br />
texts with different complexity the average length of a word is changed slightly: 7,59-<br />
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7,54=0,7%, while the average length of the sentence is changed within 60 %. We suppose<br />
it is reflecting of specificity of the Georgian language. And this specificity is beyond<br />
our competence, therefore our opinion isn't stated thoroughly. That is why for our purposes<br />
the length of a word will not be useful as a parameter of readability.<br />
Which parameter can we also use for characteristic of readability? Every day the<br />
pupil meets the following terms: distance, time, speed. But as soon as we define speed as<br />
physical size, it is difficult for the majority of pupils to acquire it. Why? Abstractiveness<br />
of physical terms considerably is much higher than daily terms and we should seek the reason<br />
in it. Therefore let’s take “abstractiveness” as the third parameter in the formula.<br />
How can we define abstractiveness, connected with physical concept, the term?<br />
The analysis of our data has convinced us that the most simple, but the effective characteristic<br />
is the quantity of physical terms per a sentence. Its calculation rule is the following:<br />
we calculate the total number of terms, at calculation it is necessary to consider that terms<br />
may be changed with pronouns. It is clear these pronouns should be replaced with appropriate<br />
terms. Total number of terms which we will mark as a letter q, we divide into<br />
total number of the sentences and we receive the quantity of terms per a sentence.<br />
Thus, for level definition of readability we offer a rectilinear formula with three<br />
parameters:<br />
X=(n+10p+q)/N=L+10S+T<br />
Where n – number of words in the text, N – number of sentences in the text,<br />
L=n/N – an average length of the sentence in the text, p – number of long (with 12 and<br />
more words) sentences, S=p/N – a share of long sentences, q - number of terms in the<br />
text, and T=q/N – an average number of terms per a sentence.<br />
The coeficient 10 for the second member is necessary to “counterbalance” an order<br />
of members, the coeficients are not necessary for other members.<br />
For estimation of readability we made the next scale: if X is in an interval of 5-8,<br />
the educational text is easy, in an interval of 9-11 – the text is average, and in 12 and more<br />
– it is a difficult level.<br />
Name Easy Average Difficult<br />
5 – 8 9 – 11 12 and more<br />
For example, both textbooks of Pyoryshkin (VII – VIII) have got to the column of<br />
difficult.<br />
Usage of the given formula is reasonable for natural subjects.<br />
What volume of the text should we chose for formula usage? There exists different<br />
methods of choice of volume selection. It is not matter which method we choose, it is important<br />
not to forget that the total number of sentences shouldn't be less than 100 for relia-<br />
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ility of the results. It is 4-5 <strong>page</strong>s for different format of the educational text.<br />
Of course it is not always inevitable establishment of complexity of the educational<br />
text with formulas, sometimes all is clear. From the above-mentioned it must be clear that<br />
if in the educational text the average length of the sentence is more than 15 words, it is<br />
clear without usage of any formula that such text is with a high level of complexity. The<br />
same is told about the average number of terms. French authors have discussed this issue<br />
very well (François-Mari Zherar 1998: 35). According to them the number of new notions<br />
(terms) should to be limited on one <strong>page</strong>. Their admissible number is changed depending<br />
on the age of pupils. For pupils of transition age the average number of new notions<br />
on one <strong>page</strong> should not exceed 2-4. It is for understandable level, i.e. when it is necessary<br />
to explain new notions. As for usage level, the average number of new terms should not<br />
exceed 0,2-0,5. As we see the pupil of transition age can understand 2-4 new terms on<br />
one <strong>page</strong> but when he/she needs to use them, he/she cannot do it. He/she uses new terms<br />
less than 10 times.<br />
This is about usage of new terms on one <strong>page</strong>, but it is necessary to keep a certain<br />
moderation while using the number of new words on one <strong>page</strong>.<br />
In researches of А. Lieury there is told that he found out 6000 new words in the<br />
textbook of mathematics of VI class, while at this age a pupil remembers no more than<br />
2500 new words during the whole academic year (Lieury 1991: 130).<br />
If these parameters are not kept, it is clear without any formula that the educational<br />
text is difficult and hardly understandable.<br />
References:<br />
� Krsmanovich 1974: Krsmanovich M., Metody of research readership educational<br />
texts. Problems of the school textbook. Rel.2. М, Education, 1974.<br />
� Kuckushkin 1984: Kuckushkin V., Nevolin I., Bushuev V., Organization Intellectual<br />
Work. Тb., 1984.<br />
� Мikk 1977: Мikk. J.A., Estimation of Textbooks Formulas of Difficulty of the<br />
Text. Problems School to the Textbook. Rel. 5. Education. 1977.<br />
� Prukha 1985: Prukha I., To Working Out of Parameters of Complexity of the<br />
Educational Text (The Review Of Researches). Problems of the School Textbook.<br />
Rel. 15. Education, 1985.<br />
� Piotrovsky 1977: Piotrovsky, Mathematical linguistics. Piotrovsky R. G, Bektaev<br />
K.B., Piotrovsky А. А., М, The Higher School, 1977.<br />
� François-Mari Zherar 1998: Zherar F. M., Working out and the analysis of school<br />
textbooks. François-Mari Zherar, Ksave Rozhe, “AV ОVO”, 1998.<br />
� Lieury 1991: Lieury, Memoire et reussite scolaire. A. Lieury – Paris; Dunod, 1991.<br />
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PEDAGOGY, METHODICS = pedagogika, meTodika<br />
THE PROBLEM OF EDUCATIONAL WORK AT SCHOOL<br />
ANZOR BERULAVA<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
Not everybody could be a good teacher, because teaching and training is quite a<br />
difficult process. To develop the character of an individual can only the person who is ready<br />
to work hard in order. A teacher has a main role in solving these important tasks.<br />
The education of the future generation is dependent on his/her abilities, knowledge and<br />
culture. In this regard the importance of the teacher’s organizational-educational work is<br />
especially great, which includes the techniques of teaching/training work in one system.<br />
Creative approach of the teacher toward the pupils must be based on the knowledge<br />
of education psychology; such knowledge ensures her/him to avoid mistakes and stencil<br />
that is not rare in school practice. Education is the area of the whole pedagogical group<br />
and every lesson should comprise educational moments because teaching and training are<br />
two sides of one whole pedagogical process. The great Czech teacher John Amos Comenius<br />
believed that labour, study and training of a child in social environment is the main<br />
and principal condition for the formation of a personality and his/her moral development.<br />
Politeness is a function of education. It is generated gradually and the teacher’s personal<br />
example greatly impacts on it. It is true that we must teach the pupil the rules of politeness<br />
but using these rules requires certain internal inclination and abilities. Exactly for this reason<br />
it is necessary to have the examples of politeness and the environment of cultural people.<br />
That is why; we must watch the young people and see who their friends are, how they<br />
use their free time and who they interact with after classes (Boldirev 1981:138). The<br />
forms and methods of educational work are various. The practice proves that monotony is<br />
uninteresting and makes the work boring. Creative abilities of the pupils and elaboration<br />
of elementary research abilities are important in the educational work. Every specialist<br />
must have creative approach towards the work; especially the teacher needs this skill. The<br />
pupils’ different individualism, teaching-material base, difficulties of pedagogical process,<br />
multi-sided and other factors stipulated the necessity of creative approaches. In higher<br />
institutions the elaboration of creative skills is one of the important tasks in the preparation<br />
system of future teachers.<br />
The same methods are used in education as well as in teaching but the forms and<br />
content of their usage are different. Let’s discuss the method of exercise which is used in<br />
both teaching and training – using the exercise in teaching process aims to form the abilities<br />
to use theoretical knowledge in practice and to strengthen the knowledge received at<br />
the lesson. The aim of the exercise method in training is to develop pupils’ skills in performing<br />
the moral norms and the rules of behavior, to repeat the action many times so<br />
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that this action becomes the habit and the performance of behavior norms becomes consistent<br />
(Gagua 1996:167-169).<br />
As well known, the methods of conviction, explanation, punishment and encouragement<br />
are widely used in pedagogical practice. We must use the punishment method only<br />
when all other measures of conviction are already used. Practicing pedagogical tact is necessary<br />
during the punishment. It is not recommended to insult a child’s personality, speak<br />
rudely to him/her. This can only cause the situation when a child answers obstinately to the<br />
rudeness of the teacher. Every word of the teacher must be designed in advance. Herewith<br />
the teacher must express love and warmth toward pupils. Even undeserved rebuke given<br />
with a calm tone is more acceptable for a pupil than an equitable shouting. The teacher<br />
must have the ability to express his/her feelings, indignation and gladness with relevant<br />
form and according to the situation. The teacher is not a general as if he gives orders to<br />
soldiers; he/she should be accepted as an elder friend within pupils. However, it doesn’t<br />
mean that the teacher should not rebuke the pupil, he/she must find the relevant form for<br />
every instruction. The results of educational work are not so reflected in the pupils’ knowledge<br />
and consciousness as it is showed in the pupil’s behavior, in the relation with other people.<br />
During the estimation of educational work it is necessary to show a pupil’s educational level,<br />
the strength of abilities of the norms of moral behavior elaborated in them. Finding out and<br />
establishing all these skills requires a long work and deep knowledge of young people’s nature.<br />
The main criterion of the results of educational work is not the words and the pupils’<br />
promises, but the wholeness of the word and activity, the pupils’ behavior, and practical<br />
activities. The teacher must necessarily know the pupils’ moral character, what attitudes<br />
they have toward study, how their discipline is at school and out of school, what kind of<br />
relation they have with the parents, friends, teachers, if they are polite or not, if they respect<br />
the truth, if they have the feeling of friendship and etc.<br />
The educational work with pupils, conversation with them must be based on the<br />
pupils’ individual features, the knowledge of development level and age peculiarities. The<br />
teacher in the process of teaching-training work must be full of respect and love toward<br />
the pupils. He/she must see the mental and physical changes of the pupils, understand the<br />
motives of their behavior and try to follow the pupils’ spiritual condition, their aims and<br />
interests (Malazonia 2001: 230-258).<br />
The performance of this difficult task requires first of all the teacher himself/herself<br />
to be at the requirement level of the modern life.<br />
References:<br />
� Gagua 1996: Gagua V., Pedagogics. Tbilisi, 1996.<br />
� Malazonia 2001: Malazonia Sh., Pedagogics. Tbilisi, 2001.<br />
� Pedagogics 1994: Pedagogics. TSU. Tbilisi, 1994.<br />
� Vasadze 1998: History of Pedagogics. N. Vasadze Edition. Tbilisi, 1998.<br />
� Boldirev 1981: Boldirev N., Methodology of Educational Work at School. M., 1981.<br />
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PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
NANA GOUDSMITH<br />
Preschool institution (New York City, USA)<br />
THE MONTESSORI METHOD IN EDUCATION<br />
Montessori education is 100-year-old method of schooling that was first used with<br />
impoverished preschool children in Rome. The program continues to grow popularity.<br />
Estimates indicate that more than 5 000 school in the United States – included 300 public<br />
school and some high schools – use Montessori program.<br />
How Did It Begin?<br />
Dr. Maria Montessori, the creator of what is called “The Montessori Method of<br />
Education”, based this new education on her scientific observations of young children’s<br />
behavior. As the first woman physician to graduate from the University of Rome, Montessori<br />
became involved with education as a doctor treating children. In 1907 she was invited<br />
to open a child care center for the children of desperately poor families in the San<br />
Lorenzo slums of Rome. She called it “A Children’s House”, and based the program on<br />
her observations that young children learn best in a homelike setting, filled with developmentally<br />
appropriate materials that provide experiences that contribute to the growth of<br />
self-motivated, independent learners.<br />
What Makes Montessori Education Unique?<br />
� The “whole child” approach. Child deserves respect as separate and equal<br />
human being. Polite language, low voice with pleasant tone is used around<br />
children. Teachers or parents listen more and speak less.<br />
� The “Prepared Environment”. In order for self-directed learning to take<br />
place, the whole learning environment-room, materials and social climate –<br />
must be supportive of the learner. We should provide children with ordered<br />
space, with materials that are designed to help children learn. We teach children<br />
to keep space tidy with everything in its place. They put each activity<br />
back where it belongs when they are finished with it. A consistent schedule<br />
also provides order. This order helps young children make sense of their<br />
world.<br />
� Children internalize the order around them. A strong internalized order<br />
gives a strength and confidence to deal whatever comes their way.<br />
� The Montessori materials. Dr. Montessori’s observations of the kinds of<br />
things which children enjoy and go back to led her to design a number of<br />
multi-sensory, sequential, and self-correcting materials which facilitate the<br />
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learning of practical skills and abstract ideas. Montessori materials are widely<br />
found online. In general, objects for the child to explore need to be simple,<br />
focused and usually natural. Electronic gadgets, TV and fancy themes<br />
distract the child from his purpose, which is concentrate in a focused way on<br />
one thing at a time. Because hand is intimately connected to the developing<br />
brain, children need to touch and experience everything: shapes, colors, letters,<br />
temperatures, etc that they are learning about, not just watch a teacher<br />
or TV screen tell them about these discoveries.<br />
� The teacher. Originally called a “Directress”, the Montessori teacher functions<br />
as designer of the environment, resource person, role model, demonstrator,<br />
record-keeper and meticulous observer of each child’s behavior and<br />
growth. Montessori teacher will always try to awake self-motivation in child.<br />
Children want to learn and explore. Concentration develops when children<br />
are self-motivated. When people can focus on what is here and now on the<br />
task at hand, they become calm ad centered. The Montessori teacher will never<br />
try to force, interrupt or correct a child who is concentrating on his/her<br />
activity.<br />
In order to achieve these 4 goals of Montessori education teachers, parents or caregivers<br />
need to shift their own traditionally accepted paradigms:<br />
� Traditional<br />
Dominating the child<br />
Controlling the child<br />
Imposing order from outside<br />
Teaching concepts<br />
� Montessori<br />
Observing<br />
Controlling the environment<br />
Awaking order from within<br />
Guiding hands on experiences<br />
We think that Montessori method, which is successfully used in the educational<br />
system of the USA, in our case in preschool institutions, will help Georgian teachers at<br />
school and in preschool institutions and in family education as well.
PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
TAMAR JAVAKHISHVILI<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
PSYCHOLOGICAL BASIS OF “DEDA ENA” (MOTHER LANGUAGE) OF<br />
IAKOB GOGEBASHVILI<br />
The first part of the Iakob Gogebashvili’s Book- Alphabet was studied by content<br />
analysis, this method allows contextual and structural analysis, also it allows making concerns<br />
about abstractive model and the aims of influence on the reader. The main directions where<br />
this method can be used are Humanitarian and Social Sciences. In psychology content analysis<br />
is used mainly in two directions: 1) when working on conversation, questionnaire or information<br />
gained through projective methods, 2) it is used as independent and major method<br />
for in-depth analysis for the text, especially if the text was written in the past.<br />
There are 31 pictures represented in the alphabet. Under the pictures there are written<br />
the names of the objects and each object contains the letters that should have been studied.<br />
The name of the Object is first given fully, then by syllable and than by separated<br />
letters. Under four pictures of the Alphabet there are given syllables containing of two<br />
letters, in second case the same syllable is reversed. 1) picture Ai Ia, 2) Akh Kha, 3) Is<br />
Si 4) Em Me; There is no such case with the next 27 pictures.<br />
In special researches there is mentioned that perception of a child in the beginning<br />
and accordingly speech development has diffusive-whole character. D. Uznadze mentions<br />
that the start part of the speech development takes place in first period of the child’s life<br />
(Uznadze 1967:191).<br />
For the new born baby is characteristic to “solifsive” non differentiated, condition<br />
without content, that may be considered as a condition near sleep, after which the condition<br />
of being awake comes and the differentiation of sounds coming from the surrounding and<br />
reaction on it starts. According to the research done by Canestrin, some of 7 day old child<br />
reacts in a different way on mother’s speech and speech of other people. From 2-3 months it<br />
happens with all the children (Uznadze 1967:101). At that time on sound stimulus listening<br />
is developed. At the same time from sound stimuls at that time, child prefers human speech.<br />
The same is proved by recent researches: „From the birth of the baby, the left hemisphere<br />
of the brain is developed to such condition, that the baby can percept and react on the<br />
speech (Craig 2002:275). At the same time on the stage of development when they are pronouncing<br />
sounds, on the stage of diffusive-full listening perception, on the basis of functioning<br />
of articulation building the sounds pronounced by babies are complexes of sounds.<br />
They have tendency to reverse the same syllables they pronounce (Ai Ia, Em Me).<br />
2. In the texts of first 13 pictures of the alphabet, there is often used in the text<br />
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words “ai” and “es” In next 18 texts of the pictures the quantity of these words are decreasing.<br />
In 12 texts there are not given these words at all anymore. And only in 6 texts one<br />
of these words is given.<br />
In the life of Georgian Child often used word by the adult having relation with the<br />
child is “Ai”(means in translation here, there), This word is used to calm baby down, showing<br />
the objects that the child might like, with Ai also often is used the word “Es, (means<br />
in translation this) This doll, this aunt, this is not allowed and etc. In the first knowledge received<br />
by the child these words are preserved.<br />
3. Under 9 pictures of the alphabet are given words containing the letters that should<br />
studied. Under these words 2 words sentences are given. The quantity of which is increasing.<br />
From the 10 th picture 3 word sentences are strating. The quantity of them is also<br />
increasing. From the 27 th picture the texts consist only 3 word sentences. From 31 st picture<br />
the sentence consists of 5 words.<br />
It should also be mentioned, that there is no content connection between the sentences<br />
under the pictures. They don’t make the same story, The situation is the same even in<br />
2 last texts having title: “boy is praying” and “bird is hanging on the tree”. At that time<br />
when alphabet was written by the author the age of children starting the school was 7-8<br />
years, and they were able to study stories and fairy tales of bigger volume.<br />
So it can be considered that the alphabet of Iakob Gogebashvili was elaborated not<br />
according to the current stage of development of the child, but according to passed stages<br />
of development. That can be proved by existence of such words in the Alphabet as<br />
“Ava”, “Kai Ava”. 7-8 year old child doesn’t say Ava instead of the dog any more.<br />
The natural question in this case is what kind of influence was expected when choosing<br />
this kind texts and words?<br />
The analysis of gained data shows, that the Alphabet of Iakob Gogebashvili fully corresponds<br />
to speaking development direction at preschool stage that is studied scientifically.<br />
At the end of the first year the child says first words that are called one word sentences. At<br />
the end of the second year, the period of saying two word sentences starts, than 3, 4 and 5<br />
words sentences are said, where some kind of rules of grammar are already used.<br />
D. Uznadze mentions, that “as the basis of the first words of the child may be considered<br />
unconscious set “in early ages, the word of a child more represents the set of the<br />
child, on its ground the meaning is being built after cooperation with the environment, after<br />
development of influence on diffusive and non differentiated world, by fully psychophysical<br />
modification and increasing differentiation (Uznadze 1967:212).<br />
The first words of the child represent not only subjective condition and not objective<br />
situation, both objective and subjective are given as a whole in 1 word sentences, told<br />
by the child, that are differentiated later (Uznadze 1967:127).<br />
On the whole bases of speech development in pre-school age, information is given<br />
also in Emejentical conception of literacy, according to which the skills of verbal and<br />
written speech, are being developed through years, from the very beginning of the life,<br />
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and are developed in a nonstop process of language development. So the fairy tales and<br />
the speeches to which the children are listening from the childhood, even before they start<br />
speaking, the “writings” that they are making as soon as they get a pen and a paper, even<br />
not having a skill how to hold it at that moment. “Reading” the book according to that information<br />
what they remember in preschool period, can be considered as showing behavioral<br />
patterns of reading and writing (Craig 2002:476).<br />
So everything that is given in the alphabet reflects the speech development of the child<br />
from birth to school age. This material for school beginners can be considered as “well known<br />
and points to the life lessons they’ve already passed. They just have to repeat it, that causes<br />
actualization of fixed unconscious set, that was the ground of speech development.<br />
4. In the Alphabet there are words with same two letters, where changing reversing<br />
the word changes the meaning of the word. (Akh-Kha, Okh-Kho, Ekh-Khe...), words that<br />
consist of complex of same letters and only one differrent letter is included in the beginning<br />
in the middle or in the end of the word and gives different meaning (Kari, Khari,:<br />
Uremi, Iremi: Dzma, Dzna: Akhi, Akha) the sentences that are consisted of the words having<br />
several meanings and the sentences that are hard to understand for children. (Zari<<br />
Khami, Khami Mikh; Ava, Kai Ava, Vaso Ava, Neki Titia, Ai shua Titi, Titi Asoa; Khutsuri<br />
tsudad vitsi). It can be considered that including them in the text had some kind of<br />
aim. Because it cannot be considered, that in the alphabet the volume of which is not big,<br />
nothing could be added in by and accidence or in a mechanical way.<br />
The beginning of school age coincidences with development of conceptual thinking.<br />
D. Uznadze mentions that if before this the meaning of the word was unconcius set,<br />
on the stage of conceptual thinking the meaning of the word is concept, (Uznadze 1967:<br />
212) that is a long and difficult process, and requires qualified help of the tutor. According<br />
to this characteristic of speech development, reading and writing development should<br />
be made. It is a fact that when reading it is nessecary to study fonetics, and elaboration<br />
of skills of graphemes and decoding. And writing is connected with development of<br />
motorics. But the idea of reading and writing is not only having a good technology of doing<br />
it. The idea of reading and writing and speech, is understanding the meaning and the<br />
content of that what they read and listen. Also the second issue is to involve this information<br />
in their own speaking form and telling it in a way others could understand, or writing<br />
in the same way (Uznadze 1967:540; Bozhovich. 1972:217).<br />
It can be considered that, giving the words above that are incuded in the alphabet,<br />
is making clear from teachers side to the pupils, that the main aim is not writing and reading<br />
the letters, it is only the tool for understanding the content of what they read. And it<br />
is not acceptable to read this all or learn without understanding in a mechanical way.<br />
These words and sentences make possible for teachers make children think about<br />
the content of words and sentences. And asking about that, what they do not understand.<br />
All this will help to mobilized reading, and elaboration of the skills of thinking about the<br />
content of what they read.<br />
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This consideration can be proved by the letter of Iakob Gogebashvili to teachers,<br />
written in the introduction of the Alphabet.<br />
“When reading the words, the teacher should pay big attention, that the children<br />
could understand the content, meaning and follow the changes that are described in the<br />
text, the teacher should make sure that children don’t read in a mechanical way.<br />
When Reading the phrases, the mechanical report from the child should not be required<br />
what about in the text is spoken.<br />
The Teacher should require following the rules of reading (Gogebashvili 1876:111-<br />
V). These words written 1,5 century ago by Iakob Gogebashvili correspond to the demands<br />
of ongoing reforms in the field of education and is approved by recent researches<br />
done in the field of psychology, in which there is stated, that the knowledge received by<br />
mechanical learning is a formal knowledge, and affects in a negative way on intellectualpersonal<br />
development, and is considered to be worse than not having knowledge at all<br />
(Bozhovich 1972:182).<br />
References<br />
� 1876: Gogebashvili I., Deda Ena (Mother Language), Tbilisi. 1876.<br />
� Uznadze 1967: Uznadze D., Scientific Works, Vol. 5, Tbilisi. 1967.<br />
� Craig 2002: Craig T., Developmental Psychology. St. Petersburg, 2002.<br />
� Bozhovich 1972: Motivation of Study of Children and Adult Behavior, Edited<br />
by Bozhovich L. I. and Blagonadezhina D.B. Moscow. 1972.<br />
� http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Контент-анализ<br />
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PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
IZOLDA BUKHULEISHVILI<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
TO THE ISSUE ON SELF-EDUCATION OF WILL IN JUNIORS<br />
Recently educational system is essentially changing by its forms as well as its content<br />
in our country. Numerous innovative ideas have come and introduced. The county has become<br />
a member of European Educational Conventions that gave us an opportunity to bring the<br />
novelties unknown to us before, though well approved in the leading European countries.<br />
Nowadays while school reform is under way in our country they speak about education<br />
oriented on a pupil, this is an educational environment which paves a way towards<br />
relations and interactions of pupils. Students actively participate in decision-making process;<br />
are responsible for their behavior, education; they are motivated and engaged in the<br />
educational process; teachers use adverse, others’ methods upon assessing pupils’ knowledge<br />
and etc. (Japaridze 2000:8).<br />
Special attention is paid to the learning-educational active forms and methods and<br />
step by step they are being introduced. Those methods are based on dialogic relations,<br />
discussion forms of working. A dialogue between a teacher and a pupil, a pupil and peers,<br />
a pupil and parents helps to a junior in self-expression, elaboration of confidence in his-<br />
/her own forces, establishment of positive relations between humans. The goal of such relation<br />
is to cause activity of internal “I” in a pupil, to generate inner dialogue in the person,<br />
or a dialogue with himself/herself, intra-communication. Just in the internal dialogue<br />
the attitude, subjective position of a person is established. It is known that a human, as a<br />
person is developed only through self-deepening, self-consciousness, inner values and<br />
forces. And, finally, the change of external relation by inner dialogue is distinguished by<br />
needed involvement of self-education mechanisms (Doghonadze 2000:31).<br />
Self-education is a human’s activity directed towards change and improvement of<br />
own persona, own “I”. It is purposed, understood and systematic perfectness to someone’s<br />
self. Self-education cannot be separated from education as self-conscience - from<br />
conscience. Inter-attitude between education and self-education may be also established<br />
as follows: education means a pupil and an educator too, while in case of self-education a<br />
pupil and an educator is the same person. It is directed to someone’s own self.<br />
Education of a modern young person will be facilitated if we engage a pupil’s attempt<br />
itself in the educational process – to improve and complete himself/herself. Hence,<br />
self-education is one of the most necessary conditions of person’s physical-psychicalmindful<br />
formation and perfectness. Aspiration towards self-completeness has a long history.<br />
Self-education and self-completeness is an old and at the same time constantly new<br />
form. It is quite important even today. A human has been interested in this issue since<br />
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that period when he/she began realize himself/herself, or when raised a question: “who<br />
am I as a human?”; even philosophers of antique periods got interested in the mentioned<br />
problem. For illustration it is enough to remember Socrate’s famous expression: “Understand<br />
yourself”, that means not only self-cognition, but by the certain opinion, necessity<br />
of self-education.<br />
Self-education takes an important place in the pedagogic, psychological and philosophic<br />
literature as the most significant aspect of person’s activity research. Scientists have<br />
studied the role of self-education in the person’s development system, they discussed<br />
self-education motives. Facilities and methods on self-education have been processed;<br />
special researches have been carried out for studying self-improvement requirements, for<br />
establishing ways of self-education (Aret, Kovalov, Ruvinsk, Sukhomlinks, Kuchuashvili)<br />
and etc . (Bukhuleishvili 1986:6).<br />
Self-education and its role in a person’s formation has never become such important<br />
for us as it is now and that’s why that a human’s free will, his/her talent, abilities and skills<br />
had never had such conditions of development before. Totalitarian regime and management<br />
autocratic methods did not create the appropriate conditions for development of human’s<br />
personal abilities and did not even give an opportunity to manifest them. Only free and democratic<br />
country gives a complete opportunity to develop and realize a human’s spiritual<br />
abilities and seeks optimal ways of harmonic development. One of such ways is self-education,<br />
inter-conformity between education and self-education (Doghonadze 2000:132).<br />
It is known that every person applies to self-education less or more, it is not matter<br />
he/she will be a human with strong or weak will. It may be said that the persons being<br />
distinguished by strong will easily achieve a successes in this matter. So in order to increase<br />
effectiveness of self-education, it is necessary to care on will development and its<br />
strengthening, moreover, that a child is a subject of impulse behavior and not of voluntary<br />
behavior at the beginning.<br />
The challenge is raised so here: how should we transform a child from impulse behavior<br />
into subject of any behavior, or otherwise: how should we develop him/her a will?<br />
Professor Sh. Chkhartishvili, a famous researcher of Georgian psychological school has<br />
carried out very interesting research on this issue. He mentions: in any cases a child remains<br />
as a child and the key source of his/her behavior represents the actual requirement.<br />
He/she still cannot perform any behavior that at the same time will not be impulse and<br />
does not provide any requirement with source. The behavior that at the same time is based<br />
on an impulse and will too, responds to the actual requirement and specifies the objective<br />
value of possible result of the behavior. It is directed to the goal content and its realization.<br />
We call it double behavior or two natured behavior and we grant a particular<br />
importance it in will development matter, states Sh. Chkhartishvili. At the beginning requirements<br />
subject plays a leading role, but then step by step the proportion share of will<br />
subject is increasing and finally this latter gains so much force that he/she subordinates<br />
internal impulses, undertakes behavior regulation obligation and deprives a possibility of<br />
untimely and unnecessary satisfaction to the important requirements. Double-natured be-<br />
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havior, Sh. Chkhartishvili states, in which will subject plays a leading role an ordinary<br />
event of daily life of a junior is occurred. At this time he/she does not feel compunction<br />
and painful effort (Chkartishvili 1974:242).<br />
We successfully used double-natured behavior in juniors’, especially in the matter of<br />
“complicated” juniors education. Externally everything may be remained unchanged, but it<br />
is required to create such conditions for a junior, as a subject of behavior, to turn round and<br />
get interested towards those results that will remain after activity termination as an event<br />
carrying certain value. The very value of these results is that a junior should make a motive,<br />
while to transform its achievement and obtaining into the goal content. An educator is required<br />
to somehow make a child to see and reach that possible motive and aim. In this case<br />
from a child’s side there is less controversy, moreover, due to it, he/she, as a subject of demands,<br />
does not lose anything. In contrary, some juniors feel joy due because he/she does<br />
the job likable to elders. He/she easily assures herself/himself that he/she acts not only for<br />
satisfying his/her requirements, but to do what is considered worthy by the elders being around<br />
him/her. So we can make pupils do publicly acceptable, useful jobs, and reach it on base<br />
of motivation with the subjective value, such as: requirements of independence, being an<br />
adult, prestige and other social requirements (Bukhuleishvili 1986: 25).<br />
Planning and implementation of different matters agreed with elders is a facility of<br />
realization of the mentioned requirements too. “Let’s think together”, “In your opinion,<br />
how is better?”, “the final word is up to you” – in the judgment with such addresses an<br />
educator reveals respect towards a pupil’s personality, belief towards his/her forces.<br />
What should an educator do with this direction?<br />
Working with juniors the particular attention must be paid to their orientation on<br />
moral values, self-completeness requirements actualization, adequate self-assessment elaboration<br />
and equipping juniors with the social-pedagogically acknowledged methods and<br />
ways of self-education.<br />
If a teacher conducts theoretical conversation to juniors about self-education (at the<br />
lesson or out of lessons) this conversation must be quite interesting, emotionally loaded<br />
and full of examples. Moral ideals and samples should be pointed out to pupils according<br />
to which self-education may be led. When the matter is in the worthy samples, juniors often<br />
name literal or film characters. But imitation to these characters has two sides: external<br />
and internal. External similarity to the subject deserving is not important, but deserving<br />
to the moral side of this character, just there teacher’s careful and tactic engagement<br />
is necessary.<br />
Educators should often speak to juniors on the importance of will self-education, to<br />
name examples from history of the country or feature literature about persons with strong<br />
and weak will, to describe how much coward and dastard the persons with weak will are,<br />
or in contrary, what interesting examples of heroism and courage the persons with<br />
strong will and firm character manifest. It is obvious that every such conversation pushes<br />
a junior towards will and self-education, but the most effect will be made on him/her by<br />
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modern examples (Doghonadze 2000:318).<br />
We should not forget how the highly gifted persons with the very strong will improved<br />
themselves, such as: for instance, Goethe and Tolstoy.<br />
It is know that Goethe was neurasthenic till his 35 years, he was considered as a<br />
very complicated person, he thought on suicide and he often had such attempt too. In a<br />
word, until complete maturity he was not healthy not by spiritually and nor physically.<br />
But transitional period began and acquaintances and friends characterized Goethe as a balanced,<br />
calm, optimist, life loving and practically healthy person. Moreover, he had changed<br />
so much that many people characterized him as a cold, insensible, inapproachable<br />
and quiet person like a snowed top. Regarding this let’s remember our Great Ilia Chavchavadze:<br />
“No, I don’t love glacier. The glacier reminds me great Goethe and River Tergi<br />
- terrible and stubborn Bairon!”<br />
Goethe himself names the secret of all these changes in his autobiographic work<br />
“Conversations”. This is a well-thought self-education system. 80 years old Goethe acknowledged<br />
that after he had decided self-education, he could not remember even four<br />
days spent idly during his life. Unfortunately, he does not express completely his educational<br />
system, but from his dairies a lot of important conclusions may be made.<br />
Let’s name two aspects of will self-education from the abovementioned work:<br />
� Goethe sickly worried on any noise and sharp light and it is obvious that he considered<br />
it as his defect. With the aim of self-education he forced himself to<br />
walk in front of noisy brass-band, despite the noise terribly influenced on him;<br />
� Goethe was afraid of height and he regularly climbed on the high church bell tower.<br />
The nervous, excited person achieved that it was difficult to anger him and he managed<br />
this everything thanks to that he aimed to create “his own person”.<br />
The second genius thinker – Tolstoy’s self-educational system is not less interesting.<br />
He writes: “until I became 19 years old, I did not write dairies. But now as I have aimed to<br />
develop my own skills, I considered it necessary to write dairies (Tolstoy 1977:358).<br />
Just by dairies Tolstoy controlled his own skills development and aspired to correct<br />
the defects he himself mentioned in his dairies (Doghonadze 2000:319).<br />
Such examples are numerous. Peoples’ history proves that great persons were great<br />
because they paid a special attention to self-education, every day they cared on their improvement<br />
and nobleness.<br />
A teacher may apply to the numerous ways, forms and methods for management of<br />
self-educational process. Its main forms are: self-management, self-organization and selfrealization.<br />
It is clear that every form of self-education should be combined with the other<br />
forms. Besides, practice in the self-education, it may be said, has got a decisive importance<br />
when a junior tries to master certain actions and skills, he/she can reach it only by<br />
systematic practices. During the last period the special form of practice is broadly used,<br />
such as: auto training, it helps a human in avoiding of his/her emotional state regulation,<br />
unpleasant feelings or relaxation from physical fatigue; supports to recover unbelief,<br />
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shyness and forgetfulness. After a human has mastered auto training, he/she will be able<br />
to manage himself/herself better.<br />
Auto training is a combination of conscious self-regulation ways that, unfortunately,<br />
a great part of people never learn specially. But it is necessary if we want to improve<br />
ourselves. At the same time, a human may use the facilities, such as: self-confidence, self-obligation,<br />
self-order, self-inspiration and etc.<br />
According to the above mentioned we can come to the conclusion: self-education<br />
may be successfully implemented if a junior realize importance of self-education, could<br />
plan certain goals and objectives and activity for their realization. Self-education requires<br />
management of someone’s own wishes, elaboration of will, methodological implementation<br />
of self-educational plan and program.<br />
Simultaneously a junior should watch the effectiveness of his/her own self-education,<br />
write dairies, but this must not be recording of day impressions, but so called “daily<br />
report”, or self-report that finally means self-assessment, self-observation, self-control,<br />
self-analysis and self-criticism too.<br />
At the end we notice: in spite of the much talking on self-education and its kindness,<br />
one thing is unquestionable: right management of self-education, its success is impossible<br />
without well-planned educational system.<br />
Modern life requires focusing a particular attention on these issues that calls us to<br />
seek effective forms and mechanisms for comprehensively developed, free human’s formation.<br />
We present a teacher’s working plan with juniors and exercise for pupils as an annex.<br />
Famous Georgian psychologists talk to juniors on will elaboration<br />
A person with weak will is not useful not for himself/herself and not for society.<br />
He/she should not be charged with any obligation and rely on him/her completely. Some<br />
consider that will must be innate to the person, but… Nature has not granted him/her it.<br />
A human is not born with elaborated, ready will. As for gaining knowledge, as for<br />
obtaining will energetic, untiring work is needed.<br />
Have you observed what hampers you in doing that you are obliged to and you yourself<br />
consider it necessary? The biggest delay is created by those requirements which untimely<br />
are generated. During learning you will want a game, entertainment or walking that<br />
deprives you of an opportunity to perform your homework. In order to avoid this, first of<br />
all, you need to manage your own requirements and place each of them in the order.<br />
Harvest and thirsty are the strongest requirements, but a human can subordinate<br />
them. Indeed, they are only manifested at the certain time.<br />
The same may be said on playing, entertainment and other requirements. If you allocate<br />
certain time for playing and every day you will play only during these hours, then<br />
in other part of the day you will not want to play any longer.<br />
If for a long time you always do your homework during the same hours, learning<br />
will be transformed into the requirement and become as pleasant as playing and entertain-<br />
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ment is now for you.<br />
One of the most necessary conditions for such management of requirements is to<br />
follow regime. You are to say firmly: “Until I do not do my homework, I will not do anything<br />
other” and keep this promise so that not to make exception.<br />
One main specification of will is expressed by patience and restraint. You need to<br />
refrain from and do not do that you want to do very much at this moment, but that, generally,<br />
is not worthy not for you nor for others. Great Shota Rustaveli learned us: “What<br />
you do not desire, do it, do not follow will of your wishes!”<br />
If you systematically behave so after several months your patience and restraint<br />
ability will increase twice and you will be assured that having will is depended on a human<br />
himself/herself indeed.<br />
Well, it is more worth that you will strengthen confidence of yourself with will and<br />
finally you will become a man with firm character (Chkhartishvili 1964).<br />
How to develop memory?<br />
One of the key facilities for improving memory is repeating.<br />
Upon repeating you should not fatigue yourself. After 40-45 minutes have a rest of<br />
15 minutes. Repeating is good before sleeping and early in the morning.<br />
Associated remembering method is very effective: upon remembering anything after<br />
reading you should not simply learn by heart the facts and description, but you should<br />
search any analogue known to you for them.<br />
It is useful to divide the material into semantic sections. In addition, you should allocate<br />
main and minor in the material. Realize the material to be remembered, remember<br />
nothing mechanically. It is proved that semantic remembering effectiveness is twice more<br />
than mechanic remembering effectiveness.<br />
Self-education begins with self-analysis<br />
In order to know yourself well, diligent self-analysis, study yourself in detail is needed.<br />
Self-education and self-completeness begins from this very action.<br />
Checking yourself is never late, it is always useful.<br />
“With other’s eye”<br />
Upon self-analyzing you need to look at yourself with others’ eye. Pay attention<br />
to why persons around you love you or do not like you.<br />
Attentively listen to the critics addressed to you. If anyone gave you a note, think it<br />
over by all means and if three or more persons give you the same notes, you must acknowledge<br />
you defect and struggle to it.<br />
With special attention analyze the same kinds of mistakes that always result in the failure.<br />
Remember! A man without a mistake does not exist. Do not have a fear. Fear is the<br />
biggest mistake. On base of it passive, pessimist persons are developed.<br />
Try to avoid a mistake, do not repeat it, find it out by all means and overcome its<br />
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causes.<br />
Every evening!<br />
You need to accustom yourself to assess your own behavior. You can analyze your<br />
behavior, actions daily in the evenings. What has been done during the whole day, how it<br />
has been done, whether you can do it better, what hampered it? It may be referred to the<br />
gained knowledge, developed skills, kindness done to people and etc.<br />
Remember! Do not seek the reasons of your own failure in others; do not begin<br />
playing hide-and-seek with yourself.<br />
“What may happen to yourself, all will be caused by yourself” - often remember<br />
this Georgian proverb. Upon problem settlement choose the most valuable, generous way<br />
(Bukhuleishvili 1986: 147).<br />
Only once a day<br />
� If you have a bad habit or character and want to correct it, act so that to restrict<br />
your defect gradually.<br />
� For example, you are a quick-tempered. Well, quarrel, get angry, but one a day.<br />
� Generally try to play a role of a quiet person (Bukhuleishvili 1986:145).<br />
Would he/she like?<br />
� When you stop, do anything, always think, imagine how the person would like<br />
your behavior or result of behavior whom you respect greatly, who is deserving<br />
for you, who is your ideal. What would he/she say, how would he/she assess your<br />
behavior? (Bukhuleishvili 1986:145).<br />
I will do in contrary”<br />
� You must learn to eradicate your own bad characters. For it you must act against<br />
these characters with the principle – “I’ll do in contrary”. Then every day<br />
will become a day of victory on you (Bukhuleishvili 1986:145).<br />
Apply to the following in the self-education process:<br />
� Self-confidence – “this is necessary for me, in other case I will not reach success”;<br />
“I can do it!”;<br />
� Self-order – “well, get up!”, “begin working!”, “I’ll manage it at least!”, “do not<br />
lose heart!”, “I am not afraid!”, “do not do it!”, “refrain from it!” (self-order<br />
must be short, categorical and firm).<br />
Self-stimulation of activity:<br />
� I am in a good mood.<br />
� I want working.<br />
� This job gives me a great pleasure.<br />
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� I’ll do everything well.<br />
� Ideas work well.<br />
Self-inspiration – First you must determine how inspirited you are. For it charge yourself:<br />
you are sitting on the chair imagining – something is swinging you front and back. If<br />
you consider that you are really swinging, you have good inspiration ability. Otherwise<br />
you should repeat the procedure several times, until you reach a result.<br />
Then select phrases for self-inspiration:<br />
� I’ll have arrest for five minutes and then I will be in a good form.<br />
� I want to have a rest. I must weaken and relax.<br />
� After 10 minutes I will be ready for working.<br />
� I do not have cold!<br />
� I am quiet!<br />
References:<br />
� Doghonadze 2000: Doghonadze, Self-consciousness Development and Self-education.<br />
Monograph – Important Problems of Educational Working at School, Tbilisi.<br />
2000.<br />
� Chkhartishvili 1974: Chkhartishvili Sh., Double Behavior and Educational Problem.<br />
Will Self-education – Social Psychology of Education. Tbilisi. 1974.<br />
� Chkhartishvili 1974: Chkhartishvili Sh., Requirements of Prestige, Freedom and<br />
Independence and Their Education Ways in the Transitional Age. Monograph -<br />
Social Psychology of Education. Tbilisi. 1974.<br />
� Japaridze 2000: Japaridze M., Psychology of Education. Tbilisi. 2000.<br />
� Bukhuleishvili. 1986: Bukhuleishvili I., Psycho-pedagogical Conditions for<br />
Strengthening the Process of Self-educationally Neglected Teenagers. PhD Dissertation.<br />
Tbilisi, 1986 (in Russian language).<br />
� Tolstoy 1977: Tolstoy L. N., Childhood, Adolescence, Youth. Moscow, 1977 (in<br />
Russian language).
PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
LALI AKHALADZE, MIKHEIL KHANANASHVILI, MANANA CHIKHLADZE<br />
Allergology, Asthma and Clinical Immunological Institute, Tskaltubo;<br />
I. Beritashvili Physiological Institute, Tbilisi<br />
BIOCHEMICAL INDICATORS CHANGES AT THE DIFFERENT STAGES OF<br />
PSYCHOGENIC STRESS DEVELOPMENT<br />
Study of various types of central neuro pathologies and organism homeostasis metabolic<br />
processes research represents one of the most important problems in the modern<br />
biology and medicine. Significance of this challenge is conditioned by the fact that local<br />
wars, air catastrophes, auto and railway accidents, earthquakes, flood and other cataclysms<br />
have become more and more frequent at the end of the twentieth century and by<br />
the beginning of the twenty first century. Respectively, not only physical traumas and disorders<br />
resulted by organism traumas have frequented, but numerous new stressors having<br />
caused psychological trauma (stress) and made a vital influence on the neural-endocrinal<br />
sector. The issue of the research and study of psychogenic stress, its causing reasons<br />
and development mechanisms is especially important.<br />
Stress is an integral part of daily life. Psychogenic and physical stressors cause physiological<br />
changes in the organism that disorder homeostasis; responding to these disorders<br />
several physiological mechanisms are operating for homeostasis restoration that is called<br />
“Allostasis”(McEwen 1998: 33-44). However, after disorder the biological function turns<br />
into “norm” or depress. Stress may have a continuous influence on the individual; specific<br />
stressors (for instance: extra cold-ness, exercises and etc) make the whole neurological and<br />
physiological network more active that is followed by differential-physiological responses<br />
including brain activation patterns, immune reactivity, receptor expression and neural transmission<br />
secretion (McEwen 1998:502-548; Pacak 2001:502-548; Ghi 1995:104-107).<br />
Psychogenic stress is generated as a result of influence of psychical factors; first of<br />
all, the very mechanisms causing psychical functions are tensed and initially make influence<br />
on the central function of brain such as memory, motivation, emotion, decision-making<br />
process and etc. During the stress, at first protecting, self-regulative and compressor mechanisms<br />
of organism providing the optimization process of the mentioned psychical functions<br />
begin acting (Khananshvili 1998: 13-16).<br />
The original model of psychogenic stress has been worked out on animals by us that<br />
at the different steps of its development gives an opportunity to manifest and register compensator<br />
mechanisms of brain and various biological indicators ongoing in the organism.<br />
Hence, the aim of our research represents study of behavior and emotional indicators, changes<br />
of hormones and biologically active substances in blood (cortisol, glucose, cholesterol)<br />
at the different steps of psychogenic stress development by the following method:<br />
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1. With the aim of evaluation of emotional situation of animals we have used “open<br />
field” (Hall 1934: 385-403) and “pro-conflict” (Korda 1986: 121) test<br />
methods.<br />
2. For psychogenic modeling we used an active evading reaction modified model<br />
(Khananashvuili 1989). The mentioned model of psychogenic stress gives us an<br />
opportunity of continuous psychogenic stress modeling on animals, on light of<br />
which determination of different behavior indicators of animals is possible.<br />
3. Immune ferment - gluco-oxidizes method (Human complex) – after stressing<br />
the animals were conducted decapitation where we collected their blood patterns<br />
for determining biochemical (cortisol, glucose, cholesterol) indicators concentration.<br />
Level of the mentioned indicators in blood was determined by immune<br />
ferment-gluco oxidizes method.<br />
The research has been conducted on 60 white male laboratory rats weighting 200-<br />
250 gr. The animals were divided into two groups: psychogenic stress modeling was conducted<br />
to the animals of I group (experimental rats) with the following scheme:<br />
� On the first conditional signal (metronome – 2 hc) active evading reaction processing<br />
and strengthening.<br />
� On the two conditional signals (metronome – 2 hc, tone – 500 hc) active evading<br />
reaction elaboration and strengthening.<br />
� 14 days simultaneous testing of two active evading reactions according to the<br />
Gelerman stochastic program.<br />
On the animals of II group (intact rats) we studied behavior and emotional indicators<br />
by “open field” and “pro-conflict” test; respectively, the level of the mentioned biochemical<br />
indicators concentration in blood was determined in the same animals.<br />
Upon continuous psychogenic stress modeling behavior analysis revealed by animals<br />
showed us that in the different complicated experimental conditions the behavior of rats does<br />
not change by qualities, only correlation change between behavior acts takes place. Especially,<br />
on the first conditional signal on the metronome – for reaching active evading reaction<br />
producing and study criteria the animal needed 120-160 adaptation (6-8 days).<br />
In the unknown environment for a rat, under the unusual irritation conditions selfdefense<br />
task was set before the animal; it had to avoid electronic power painful influence.<br />
All the above mentioned was connected with decision-making, emotional tension increase.<br />
At this stage of the experiment compared to the behavior indicators vertical stands dominated,<br />
its duration amounted to (4.7%±2.3) during the whole experiment; indicator of<br />
“grooming” duration (0.6%±0.5) sharply dropped behind vertical (4.7%±2.3) and horizontal<br />
(2.6%±1.1) stands duration indicators. At the further step of the research – on the<br />
second conditional signal during 3-4 days (60-80 adaptation) we checked already elaborated<br />
active evading reaction solidity, in this situation the rats manifest automatic adequate<br />
self-defense behavior, i.e. they are already adapted animals to the experimental environment.<br />
It is known that such circumstance is characterized by less emotional tension, that<br />
is manifested by inter correlation changes between behavior acts, especially, in the expe-<br />
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imental animals the indicators of “grooming” (2.1±1.1, P=0.005) and horizontal stands<br />
(3.9±0.7, P=0.009) increase, while vertical stands (1.9±0.8, P=0.009) duration (Table<br />
#1) decrease.<br />
Table #1<br />
Statistical evaluation of behavior indicators during active evading reaction producing-strengthening<br />
and one experiment in the period of two active evading reactions simultaneous testing in the<br />
experimental rats<br />
Behavior forms<br />
I stage (1)<br />
Aver. SD<br />
II stage (2)<br />
Aver. SD<br />
III stage (3)<br />
Aver. SD<br />
P 1-2 P 2-3<br />
Vertical stands 4,7 2,3 1,9 0,8 4 0,9 0,009 0,0001<br />
Horizontal stands 26 1,1 3,9 0,7 0,3 0,2 0,009 0,02<br />
Heads raising 22,2 7,8 25,3 6,2 13,6 4 0,04 0,05<br />
Fecal boluses 5,6 1,7 2,7 0,5 5,2 1,1 0,001 0,0001<br />
Transmissions between<br />
signals<br />
3,4 1,2 1,7 0,5 3,8 1,4 0,009 0,003<br />
Grooming 0,6 0,5 2,1 1,1 0,1 0,1 0,005 0,02<br />
According to the numerous experimental researches it is obvious that the mentioned<br />
behavior reactions reflect animal’s emotional situation, vertical stands is manifestation<br />
of strong emotional tension of the rats, “grooming” is generated in the intermediate<br />
strength conflict situation, at the time of strong emotional tension it is not manifested. It<br />
is known that such behavior at the moment of complicated task settlement serves to the<br />
emotional tension relaxation and is considered as self-regulated behavior (Khananashvili<br />
1981:123-129).<br />
During the experiment at the time of simultaneous 14 days testing of two active evading<br />
reactions the percentage indicators of the right responses do not exceed 30-45% that<br />
was maintained during 14 days. At this stage of the experiment formation of active evading<br />
reaction could not managed as brain functions under the conditions of unreasonable combination<br />
of “informational triad” factors (information number, time necessary for processing<br />
this information and decision-making, level of this decision making motivation), especially,<br />
a rat experiences pragmatic information deficit for a long time. The mentioned situation<br />
makes great stressing influence on the central neural functions of a rat, i.e. upon 14 days<br />
testing of simultaneous two active evading reaction the rats are in chronic psychical stress<br />
conditions; at this stage of test vertical stands (4%±0.9; P=0.0001) indicator statistically<br />
importantly exceeds to all other behavior indicators (Table 1).<br />
At the three steps of psychogenic stress development the behavior manifested by<br />
the animals significantly increases pathology development so called “Secret period” or<br />
pathology is not developed to it at all. The described behavior is determined as biologically<br />
positive stress manifestation and reflects self-regulation action of brain. Strengthening<br />
of self-regulation action of brain must be launched on the prior stage of the disease<br />
when these mechanisms are well-expressed; their purposed enhancement may play a deci-<br />
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sive role in upgrading the organism resistance towards brain and stress factors (Khananashvili<br />
M. 2008).<br />
At the different steps of psychogenic stress development we studied animals’ emotional<br />
state by “open filed” and “pro-conflict” test prior and after stressing. Compared<br />
with intact rats after producing-strengthening of self-defense reactions during testing in<br />
“open field” the tendency of research activity reduction was revealed, but the latent period<br />
of motion activity (P=0.001) and “grooming” duration (P=0.003) increased. Research<br />
activity reduction in “open field” indicates to emotional tension enhancement (Hall 1934:<br />
385-403). Correctness of this opinion is also confirmed by test results of rats in “pro-conflict”<br />
situation. Compared with intact rats in the experimental rats after active evading reaction<br />
producing (P=0.001) and their simultaneous 14 days testing (P=0.002) the number<br />
of water drinking actions punished by el. power really decreased. According to this test<br />
reduction of water drinking actions connected with power in animals is indicator of enhancement<br />
of fear and agitation reaction. Hence, at all three steps of psychogenic stress<br />
development in a view of “open field” and “pro-conflict” test fear and agitation reactions<br />
dominate in animals.<br />
At the second stage of the experimental research, at all three steps of stress development<br />
metabolic changes of biological parameters were manifested in the blood plasma<br />
of the stressed rats. Indicators of hydrocortisone, glucose and cholesterol concentration<br />
were sharply increased (Table 2).<br />
Table #2<br />
Statistical evaluation of biochemical indicators at the different stages of psychogenic stress development<br />
in the experimental rats<br />
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Cortisol Glucose Cholesterol<br />
Stages Aver. SD P Aver. SD p Aver. SD P<br />
Intact 28 1,9 2,8 0,8 1,4 0,1<br />
I stage 38,4 9,0 0,004 4 0,7 0,004 1,7 0,5 0,009<br />
II stage 33,5 3,5 0,001 3,7 0,4 0,001 1,6 0,5 0,09<br />
III stage 43,5 9,2 0,0001 3,8 0,4 0,003 1,7 0,2 0,002<br />
It is know that at the time of stress organism responds by its all homeostasis<br />
systems mobilization. Secretion of hormones and biologically active substances actually<br />
mentions reaction syndrome launch of stressing state that regulates all circulation and metabolic<br />
processes in the organism that finally leads to adaptation to the changed conditions<br />
of the environment (Akhaladze 2006: 925-930). By stressor influence its main circle<br />
hypothalamus-hypophisis-corticosuprenic system becomes active (Kulagin 1978: 296).<br />
Hypothalamus role is determined by secretion activity of its neural cells that produce corticotrophin<br />
– releasing factor. The mechanism releasing this process represents sympatoadrenergic<br />
system activation, that moves into hypophisis by portal system of blood circulation<br />
causing ACTH synthesis and secretion potentiality, ACTH makes steroid hormones,<br />
gluco and mineral corticoids synthesis active in the adrenal gland out of which corti-
sol is important according to our experimental research. It is known that by cortisol influence<br />
glycogen synthesis in muscles and glucose rusting in tissues is declined that represents<br />
one of the reasons of hyperglycemia. Lipolysis facilitates to increase glucose level<br />
in blood too that is enhanced by cortisol influence, also cortisol causes fat distribution in<br />
the hypodermic cells; by its action the total lipids composition in spleen and free fatty<br />
acids mobilization raises. Hyperglycemia results enhanced insulin secretion, while insulin<br />
itself detains free fatty acids mobilization caused by cortisol. By insulin influence fat generation<br />
is grown and covers fat synthesis decline caused by cortisol from carbohydrates.<br />
At the time of stress determination of glucose level in blood depends on stress nature and<br />
intensity (Armario 1990:341-7). Increased activity of sympatic neural system plays a great<br />
role in disordering glucose and fats substances changes (circulation) on base of which<br />
continuous stress, glucose and fats metabolic changes may cause disease generation (etiology)<br />
- cardio-vessels system and diabet (Kemmer 1986: 1078-1084). During stressing a<br />
frequent presentation in intervals gives adaptation effect of neuro-endocrinal and metabolic<br />
processes. Neuro-endocrinal adaptation towards stress is similar process to sensitivity<br />
stimuli of behavior neural physiological habituation (Armario 1990:341-7).<br />
Therefore, changes of behavior indicators and biochemical parameters manifested<br />
in stressed rats on base of the research carried out by us gives us the following picture<br />
on base of medical literal data: under the different complicated experiment conditions at<br />
the stress development stage fear and agitation reactions dominate in rats that is followed<br />
by behavior indicators changes the interchange of which is of different nature under the<br />
various complex experiment conditions that determines cortisol as stress-hormone cycle<br />
in blood. Gradual growth of cortisol in blood is followed by glucose and cholesterol<br />
composition changes considered as biologically positive adaptation reaction that finally<br />
increases organism stability towards different pathogenic factors.<br />
References:<br />
� Akhaladze 2006: Akhaladze L., Domianidze T., Khananashvili M., Chikadze A.,<br />
Chikhladze M., Jugheli M., Cortisol Concentration Changes at the Different Stages<br />
of Psychogenic Stress Development in White Rats. Georgian Scientific Academy<br />
“Herald”; Biology Seria A, V. 32, # 6. Publishing House “Science”, Tbilisi,<br />
2006.<br />
� Armario 1990: Armario A., Marti J. Gil M., The Serum Glucose Response to<br />
Acute Stress Is Sensitive to the Intensity of the Stressor and to Habituation. Journal<br />
“Psychoneurotic-endocrinology”, 1990.<br />
� Khananashvili 2008: Khananashvili M., Informational Stress. Georgian Scientific<br />
National Academy. Publishing House, Tbilisi. 2008.<br />
� Ghi 1995: Ghi P. Ferreti O. Blengio M. – Effects of Different Types of Stress on<br />
Histamine – H3 Receptors in the Rat Cortex, Brain Res. 1995.<br />
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Allostatic Load. Ann N.Y. Acad. Sci. 1998. 840. p.33-44.<br />
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Behavior Studies. Advances in Biochemical Psychopharmacology. 1986. V. 41.<br />
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and Metabolic Control in Patients with Type I Diabetes Mellitus. N. Engl. J.<br />
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Endocrine Responses: Implications For Stress-Related Disorders. 2001. Endocr.<br />
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Practice. “Vestnik” of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences. Moscow.<br />
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in Terms of Increasing Loads on the Analytic-synthetic Activity of the Brain<br />
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PSYCHOLOGY OF EDUCATION, PHYSIOLOGY<br />
ganaTlebis fsiqologia, fiziologia<br />
KAKHI KOPALIANI<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
DETERMINING FACTORS FOR LEADERSHIP ROLE DISTRIBUTION IN<br />
TEENAGERS’ SPORTS TEAMS<br />
In the process of team behavior realization functional specification of group members,<br />
group roles as separation of special functional formations, including separation of<br />
the leader’s role is carried out. According to literary data naming of some group members<br />
for a leader position is conditioned by the quality of partners’ opinion in relation with individual<br />
features of a group leader (Charkviani 2001: 156; Krichevski 1985: 38).<br />
In solving the problem of the group its most active member becomes an instrumental<br />
or business leader and the member, whose behavior mainly is associated with an internal<br />
integration sphere of the group and he/she represents the most successful person in this direction,<br />
becomes expressive i.e. a social-emotional leader. In psychological literature the<br />
fact of existence of these two factors of leadership is known as the phenomenon of leadership<br />
role differentiation (Burke 1972: 105).<br />
In psychological literature leadership according to “leader-followers” system is<br />
discussed as an expression of psychological subordination and the member of the group,<br />
which according to both measures of the group (instrumental and expressive) on the base<br />
of own group estimation will receive the highest points, becomes an obviously expressed<br />
leader (Krichevski 1985: 30).<br />
Teenagers’ sports groups represent preferably small social groups oriented on<br />
tasks, orientation of which carries an important purposeful character. Sports activity is<br />
important for sportsmen (either for teenager sportsmen or those ones who play in teams<br />
of the highest leagues) and thus, motivation of sports activity is high enough among them.<br />
Hypothesis of the research was following: first, as sports activity is personally important<br />
for the members of sports group it is presumable, that they will have positive attitude<br />
to the best member of the group in sports activity which means, that in sports group<br />
the status of an instrumental leader will also be high in interpersonal relationships. I.e.<br />
the instrumental leader might become an obviously expressed leader in most cases of<br />
sports teams.<br />
Second, it is supposed that the degree of coincidence of sports coach estimations<br />
and the team’s opinion according to two measures of given leadership in the group (instrumental<br />
and expressive) are correlated with team unity degree. Saying in other words,<br />
we might think that higher sports coach estimations and team opinion coincidence is, the<br />
group is more united.<br />
In group unity inter-attractiveness and group faithfulness degree is meant. Unity is de-<br />
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termined by the compatibility degree between the aims of the whole group and its separate<br />
members. Those members of sports group who internalize group aims and have a great desire<br />
to be its member, unite the team to execute particular activity (Charkviani 2001:112).<br />
We must also denote that playing behavior of sport’s team represents a typical<br />
example of instrumental (business) behavior and non-playing relationships – the example<br />
of expressive (social-emotional) behavior. Playing relationships are characterized either<br />
by the existence of instrumental components or elements of expressive behavior.<br />
Research method. Researches were conducted among teenagers’ sports teams<br />
where estimation of leadership was carried out by means of rating. Sportsmen answered<br />
two questions. The first belonged to instrumental leadership: how do you think what part<br />
each member of your team takes in the success of the group (i. e. which member of the team<br />
you would place at first place, as a player, which in the second and the third)?<br />
The second question represented feature of the expressive leadership: how do you<br />
think what part each member of your team takes in the development of friendship relationships<br />
(i.e. which member of the team you would place at first place, as a friend, which<br />
in the second and the third)?<br />
Estimation of leadership in each activity was carried out by summing points received<br />
by each member of the team which they received from their partners during rating.<br />
Specifying the obviously expressed leader was carried out by summing the points received<br />
according to both measures of group leadership (instrumental and expressive).<br />
Sportsmen’s estimation and rating were also executed according to two aspects by<br />
coaches. As additional materials, data received from conversation with sportsmen and coaches<br />
were used, effectiveness of team participation in official plays was considered, behavior<br />
of the team members during trainings and competitions periodically was monitored.<br />
Naming the best player and the best friend in the team by respondents, which let<br />
determine instrumental or business (formal) and expressive or emotional (informal) leader,<br />
was anonymous. In whole the number of respondents was 170 teenager sportsmen.<br />
Discussing results. According to the results of the research conducted among teenagers’<br />
football teams leadership role differentiation took place only in ten of researched<br />
teams. I.e. in four teams of 10 realization of instrumental and expressive leader roles was<br />
conducted by different members of sports groups and in another six teams instrumental<br />
and expressive leader roles were executed by the same people.<br />
Also it must be denoted that absolutely in all teams instrumental leaders, according<br />
to both measures, got higher points than expressive ones, thus only an instrumental leader<br />
took the part of obviously expressed leader in all teams.<br />
Thus, according to the data of conducted research it was revealed that instrumental<br />
leaders get quite high estimations either from own partners or according to expressive<br />
behavior indices. Saying in other words, there was no any antagonism seen to instrumen-<br />
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tal leaders from the side of the group, on the contrary the condition of the instrumental leader<br />
is quite stable in interpersonal relationships.<br />
The results let us think that since sports activity is too important personally for<br />
sports group members, interpersonal status degree of the team is determined by sportsman’s<br />
success level in sports activity.<br />
Attitude of the team to the instrumental leader is well seen according to the instrumental<br />
leader’s points in leadership expressive measurement (table 1).<br />
Table 1<br />
Indices of points received by obviously expressed, expressive and instrumental leaders in the result of team<br />
members estimations in teenagers’ sports teams<br />
Leaders<br />
Teams<br />
Instrumental<br />
Expressive<br />
Obviously expressed<br />
#<br />
#<br />
#<br />
Points Points Points<br />
1 5 22 5 21 5 43<br />
2 8 30 8 16 8 46<br />
3 2 28 2 22 2 50<br />
4 2 25 2 14 2 39<br />
5 2 34 4 17 2 34+14<br />
6 1 26 5 15 1 26+13<br />
7 10 35 10 15 10 50<br />
8 5 22 5 19 5 41<br />
9 9 29 2 16 9 29+7<br />
10 6 27 1 16 6 27+13<br />
Data of the 1 st table allow us to calculate the correlation approach: between an instrumental<br />
and obviously expressed leader and expressive and obviously expressed leaders<br />
(table 2).<br />
Table 2<br />
Data of correlation analysis between an instrumental and obviously expressed leader and expressive and<br />
obviously expressed leaders<br />
Obviously expressed leader<br />
Instrumental leader r = 0,904; p < 0,01<br />
Expressive leader r = 0,420; p > 0,05<br />
Data of the table 2 show that correlation between obviously expressed and instrumental<br />
leaders is quite strong and between expressive and obviously expressed ones statistically<br />
reliable correlation was not confirmed. Coming out of this we can suppose that<br />
for teenager sportsmen sports activity (instrumental behavior) is more important than interpersonal<br />
relationships (expressive behavior). In playing behavior a sportsman has more<br />
possibilities to express himself and reach high results.<br />
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Statistically reliable correlation between obviously expressed and instrumental leaders<br />
acts in favor of the first hypothesis.<br />
According to the received data also strong connection exists between the coach and<br />
the team estimations according to instrumental measurement, where 7 of 10 team data are<br />
statistically reliable. According to expressive measurements correlation between mentioned<br />
variables in 5 of 10 was not statistically reliable, and in the rest 5 cases according to<br />
the data of expressive measurements correlation between the estimations of the coach and<br />
the team is statistically reliable (table 3).<br />
From the table 3 is shown data that coincidence of the coach and the team estimations<br />
in the instrumental sphere is rather higher than in the expressive one. Mentioned coincidence<br />
is especially low in weak teams. These data show that in weak teams, mostly in interpersonal<br />
relationships, coaches know teenagers’ psychological peculiarities badly. All of<br />
this was revealed during observations, too.<br />
Table 3<br />
Data of correlation analysis between team members and coach estimations according to instrumental and<br />
expressive measures of sports activity<br />
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Teams<br />
Coincidence of the team and coach estimations<br />
Instrumental sphere<br />
Expressive sphere<br />
1 r = 0,843 * r = 0, 786 *<br />
2 r = 0,876 * r = 0, 731 *<br />
3 r = 0, 767 * r = 0,693 *<br />
4 r = 0,667 * r = 0, 437<br />
5 r = 0, 751 * r = 0, 403<br />
6 r = 0,578 ** r = 0,585 **<br />
7 r = 0,558 ** r = 0,404<br />
8 r = 0, 384 r = 0,739 *<br />
9 r = 0, 347 r = 0,416<br />
10 r = 0, 527 r = 0, 208<br />
* p< 0,01<br />
** p< 0,05<br />
Empiric data show that the correlation between accuracy of team members and coach<br />
estimations and the team unity according to both measurements of sports activity (instrumental<br />
and expressive) is statistically reliable:<br />
Instrumental sphere _ r = 0, 728; p < 0,01.<br />
Expressive sphere _ r = 0, 628; p < 0,01.<br />
Received empiric data let us think that accuracy of coach estimations and team<br />
opinion coincidence in sports group, according to given two measurements (instrumental<br />
and expressive), is correlated with the degree of the team unity.
Given sports groups to be researched are represent as different age groups and they<br />
had to take part in various tournaments due to which rating them in relation with effectiveness<br />
was difficult. Although mentioned teenagers football teams were chosen according<br />
to the strong and weak principle - at the beginning. Teams got prize-winning places (the<br />
first and the second) represented strong teams and teams got the last two places at the bottom<br />
of the tournament table – weak. Final rating was conducted after consultation with<br />
the management of children’s department of football federation, from overall amount of<br />
teams’ official plays according to percentage index of games they won.<br />
As the result of correlation analysis of empiric data of teenagers’ sports teams effectiveness<br />
and unity degree statistically reliable correlation between these two variables<br />
was confirmed: expressive sphere _ r = 0,793; p < 0,01.<br />
Instrumental sphere _ r = 0, 765; p < 0,01.<br />
Received data show that in teenagers’ sports activity for teams psychological appropriateness,<br />
interdependencies and psychological atmosphere in the team, mutual understanding<br />
between the coach and the team, represent determining factors for the team<br />
unity and thus the factor for sports success.<br />
As the result of empiric researches analysis of received data let us make the following<br />
conclusions:<br />
1. In teenagers’ sports teams in interpersonal relationships the level of their success<br />
in sports activity is a determinant of the team members’ status degree i. e. more active the<br />
sportsman is in sports activity the higher his status is in interpersonal relationships.<br />
2. The level of coincidence of teenagers’ sports team and coach estimations is correlated<br />
with the team unity i.e. the higher this coincidence is, the team is more united.<br />
3. The higher the level of unity degree of teenagers’ sports team is, it is more effective<br />
i. e. effectiveness of teenagers’ team is correlated with the unity degree of the team.<br />
References:<br />
� Charkviani 2001: Charkviani D., Psychology in Industrial Organizations. Tbilisi,<br />
2001.<br />
� Krichevski 1985: Krichevski R.L., Rizhak M.M., Psychology of Management<br />
and Leadership in Sports Group. Moscow, 1985.<br />
� Burke 1972: Burke P. J., Leadership Role Differentiation. – In: Experimental Social<br />
Psychology. N. Y., 1972.<br />
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POLITICAL SCIENCES, HISTORY<br />
politikuri mecnierebani, istoria<br />
ELGUJA KAVTARADZE<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
ESSENCE OF THE THEORY OF POLITICAL MODERNIZATION<br />
Understanding of content and character of transitional society, reforming of its ability<br />
and possibilities requires the context of wider researching, which comprises all social<br />
factors, among those social-cultural factors have a dominant role. In this context for researching<br />
it’s more adequately such approach, which is accentuated on values, culture and<br />
subject mentality systems, which defines concrete forms and possibilities of the society,<br />
and in general human evolution.<br />
The experience shows that the law of diverse needs of growth is meant in the society’s<br />
evolution, which is satisfied with individuals’ massive creation. It reflects the general<br />
tendency of the society’s movement from simple structure to difficult one.<br />
Strengthened various demands are considered as complicated forms of labor division.<br />
Certain individuals and groups are specialized with a definite form on creation of goods<br />
and services. According to others evaluation, these individuals and groups with cooperation<br />
of producers create their creation, information, change resources and etc. Thus,<br />
people in the process of interaction renovate and develop economic, social, political, cultural<br />
and other relations as a result of growth of different types of demand. Multiplication<br />
of labor division forms expands different kinds of social ties:<br />
� Social groups;<br />
� Life rules;<br />
� Individuality.<br />
In addition, there are further requirements of individuality and differentiation.<br />
Increasing complication of social system has a deliberate character. It is related to<br />
the strength of the society, to the adaptation with changing of conditions of external<br />
world. Strengthened social needs of various individuals represent natural-historical mechanism<br />
of the society’s development, though as a result of individuals’ interaction a human,<br />
living conditions are not only formed, but also are renewed. Individuals’ creation<br />
has the system of culture and the relevant world picture, that defines the direction of activity<br />
(Baldridge 2000:217-218).<br />
Cultural value represents motivation of the person’s behavior and creation, forms a<br />
way of life, defines the approach of real demands and possibilities to the event changes.<br />
Society’s possibilities, its inclination to progress is dependent on interrelation of<br />
the system of the society’s culture and social relations, or living conditions (therefore,<br />
what kind of values a person’s action and behavior are based on).<br />
Culture may be considered as a simple approach towards the existing relations, in-
dividuals aspiration towards restricting demands, which encourage them with constant<br />
improvement and complication of social relations. The values of two systems of the society’s<br />
two types are different from each other in different parameters, which reflect two<br />
stages of development – traditional and modern.<br />
It is more important:<br />
1) Mechanisms of social evolution (a person’s economic interests or coercion);<br />
2) Regulation means of social relations;<br />
3) A person’s place and role in the society (a person as an independent value or as a<br />
part of the class, the mean of implementation of national interests);<br />
4) Life style (simple or complex), whose strict distribution is obtained as a result<br />
of its differentiation, non-regulated development of social functions, needs and<br />
interests (Parsons 1997:160-187).<br />
Transition of public life from the traditional type to modern one is the process, rationalization<br />
of social relations, differentiation of interests and needs of human creativity,<br />
for which rational bureaucracy and the government are responsible. Constantly changing<br />
requirements of an individual require improvement of social relations that creates the possibility<br />
of their realization.<br />
Transitional or ultra modern face is established between traditional and modern societies.<br />
It is a partially modernized society, therefore such a society, where modernization<br />
is implemented for particular sectors (for example, technological modernization in the field<br />
of production), economic backwardness is overcome, class division, but social relations<br />
are mostly developed on the basis of traditional values and religious forms.<br />
Transition from traditional to modern society means renewing of social life, changes.<br />
Thus, while transiting from one type to another one, during which the society is establishing<br />
renewed existence, social relations are being improved gradually independently<br />
from an individual’s needs. Such transformation process of the society is called<br />
modernization. One of the authors of the theory of modernization – J. Moore defined modernization<br />
process as the transformation of modern society, which resulted in such types<br />
of community development, such as the relevant forms of technologies and social organizations,<br />
which are characterized for developed, economically prosperous and politically<br />
stable countries (Kavtaradze 2005:97-107).<br />
Modernization as a process of systemic changes of the society’s features, means<br />
transformation of important areas and establishment of more complex and rapidly changing<br />
rules of life in economic field.<br />
Modernization theory was formed in the 60-ies of the 20 th century on the basis of<br />
generalization of experience of chaotic modernization of the countries of Europe, America<br />
and Latin America. According to the authors’ intention practical effect of the theory<br />
should have been efficiency of social problems and its strengthening in the countries where<br />
this experience would be used, though, in spite of the authors’ praise of this theory as<br />
“an universal recipe” of overcoming poverty and backwardness, its usage in practice has<br />
had different results in different countries (positive and negative). For example, an obvio-<br />
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us failure took place in Indonesia and some African countries alongside with a rapid development<br />
of Taiwan, Singapore, South Korea, Chile and other countries. Failure was caused<br />
by the fact that in these countries western institutions were separated from nonwestern<br />
cultural values (Semichin 1997:57-65).<br />
Euro-American orientation of the research of modernization, nonwestern socialcultural<br />
values restrict possibilities of their practical usage for transformation of Georgian<br />
society. Therefore, a direct analogy, copying chaotic experience of modernization in Georgia<br />
won’t give us the desired results. Also, it would be wrong to simply avoiding from<br />
it (decline), because this experience enables to reveal logic and sources of transition to<br />
modern society.<br />
Explaining of modernization theory includes the following:<br />
1) Researching theory is determined within the framework of cultural-historical<br />
period;<br />
2) It enables to reveal real mechanisms of changes, which provide the system of<br />
culture, national self-consciousness, moral ideal and mentality. The current processes<br />
in Georgia can be reviewed in the context of modernization theory which<br />
will help us to explain logics and mechanisms of transition to modern society,<br />
to such a society, which is different with life difficulties, an individual’s social<br />
role and changeable demands.<br />
References:<br />
� Baldridge 2000: Baldridge L., Passion and Power, translation from English by<br />
Vitaliev I., Moscow, 2000 (in Russian language).<br />
� Semichin 1997: Semichin G., Anthology of World Political Conception. Moscow,<br />
1997 (in Russian language).<br />
� Parsons 1997: Parsons, Political Systems. N.Y., 1997.<br />
� Kavtaradze 2005: Kavtaradze E., Political Sciences. Tbilisi, 2005.<br />
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POLITICAL SCIENCES, HISTORY<br />
politikuri mecnierebani, istoria<br />
OMAR ARDASHELIA<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
FATE OF NATIONAL STATE IN THE GLOBALIZATION CONDITIONS<br />
The term – Globalization was first used in 1983 by T. Levit in the article published<br />
in the magazine “Harvard Business Review” with the aim of markets amalgamation of the<br />
products manufactured by different corporations. Until 1987 in the base of Congress Libraries<br />
of the USA there was not a book where the term – “Globalization” was mentioned.<br />
In 90-ies of the 20 th century number of the articles and books dedicated to the globalization<br />
increased and this term was obviously broadly spread and its importance rose too.<br />
So nowadays content, genesis and especially further ways to the globalization process<br />
development represent a subject of grave political discussion. The subject of debates<br />
is: what is globalization, when it launched, how it is connected with other social processes,<br />
what its latest and long-term results are alike.<br />
At present they mean trans-bordering economic, political, social and cultural links<br />
into the globalization.<br />
In respect of national states there exists a widely spread concept that globalization<br />
declines political government and national state influence in the international relations<br />
process, as well as inner political relations. According to the D. Belly’s formula, a Professor<br />
of computer sciences, globalization is too small for settlement of great life challenges,<br />
while it is too big for small states. (Waters 1995:96). Radical globalists characterize national<br />
states as “a nostalgic fiction” and confirm that “national states’ epoch itself is closing<br />
to its end... it is quite possible that generated post-national order will be found of not<br />
system homogeny units (such as national states’ modern system), but such system which<br />
is based on among heterogenic units (such as some social movements, some groups with<br />
financial interests, some professional communities, also some non-governmental organizations<br />
and legal structures and etc) (Appadurai 1996:19, 23).<br />
In the globalists’ opinion, the world order should be wider than modern international<br />
order, since “it includes not only the order between states, but also the wider political<br />
system, the part of which is the system of states (Bull 2003: 33). The Australian scientist<br />
Hedley Bull thinks, that the world order is more fundamental than the international order<br />
because the final units of the great society of the whole mankind are not the states (nations,<br />
tribes, empires, classes, parties) but the individuals, who are permanent. (Bull 2003:<br />
33), i.e. under the globalization conditions the “order” as the notion of the definite relations<br />
between states is changed conceptually and it becomes the factor of defining relations<br />
between people (the citizens of the world).<br />
Hence “citizenship” with its traditional understanding (such as citizenship in the<br />
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frameworks of national state) becomes destabilized by global processes. Scientists prove<br />
that “economic citizenship” is characterized to the modern society that represents concentration<br />
of economic rights and grants certain power to its owner (influence levers – O. A.)<br />
and an opportunity to require report on state’s activity. At the same time subjects with<br />
this new citizenship are not citizens, but companies and markets, particularly global financial<br />
markets and hence, this citizenship is localized not in the individuals and citizens,<br />
but global economic subjects (Sassen 1995:31-59).<br />
Capabilities of national states are undermined by the manifestations of trans-nationalism<br />
and globalization such as formation of international financial markets, business<br />
and capital trans-nationalism, open global informational network, formation of new national<br />
states, mobility increasing of population and other global problems of contemporaneity.<br />
Trans-nationalism and virtualization of financial markets enables big companies to<br />
cover a great part of revenue beyond the state’s control that multiply increases their revenues<br />
in accordance with the specification of the territories (offshore zones, liberal banking<br />
legislation of several states and etc). Rise of the financial capital mobility itself multiply<br />
increases secret or obvious influence of these capital owners on the national state’s<br />
government. All these develop attitude of national politics on the international financial<br />
markets. According to the experts, economic strength of several states (Economic so called<br />
“Tigers” states of East Asia) and their economic effectiveness mean participation of<br />
these countries’ governments in the worldwide monetary markets speculation.<br />
Paradoxical situation is revealed: on the one hand, globalization upgrades requirements<br />
towards politics of national states and simultaneously oppresses their possibilities.<br />
It is caused by the fact that the states having developed economy attempt to provide “their”<br />
trans-national corporations competition, to maintain a capital in the country, work places.<br />
With the aim of attracting new investments small national states’ governments decline<br />
social responsibility to the trans-national corporations, by which they support the decrease<br />
of real revenues of population, cut off social programs and by it undermine famous<br />
European thesis on “Social state”.<br />
Hence the key issue of the challenge becomes weakening governing capabilities of<br />
the state; the main determining point must be its structures ability for elaboration of common<br />
rules and introducing it in the politics, government and economics.<br />
For post-communist countries international bank adds non-having guarantees to the<br />
private property, political regimes instability, and state legislation unpredictability, independence<br />
of court system, executive government, and high level of corruption. At the same time<br />
capital has never been released from the social responsibility before society and state.<br />
Capital aspiration towards financial profit undermines basics of national states, that<br />
is forced to be permanently dependent on “economic policy”, then when the national state<br />
is a ground of liberal democracy. Experience shows us that the negative correlation influences,<br />
on the one hand, on the capacity of the state’s management and economic effectiveness<br />
and on the other hand, between decline of the capacity of state’s management and<br />
democracy. Hence maintaining democracy becomes a problematic “imagination that the<br />
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national society administrating its fate democratically is gradually becoming non-real.<br />
The different fields of humans activity coincides the national state’s borders less. Both regional<br />
and local, as well as trans-national interests obtain more importance (Kaufman<br />
2002:111).In such situation challenges concerning globalization are multiplying and ability<br />
of national institutes to solve them is decreasing.<br />
Change of the state’s role in economy and its functioning essence in the society life<br />
has become dominant neoliberal and neoconservative of revolutions during two decades<br />
of the 20 th century. Economic field privatization has become the universal facility by<br />
which the state is exiled from the important field of society. The liberal traditions of the<br />
20 th century were stopped that considered guarantee of liberal order support to the society<br />
life in the engagement in the state. As it is known the goal of privatization is commercialism<br />
of the fields “releasing” the state from extra burden. According to the experts of<br />
World Monetary Fund and World Trade Organization all these promote to the integration<br />
process of the country on the global financial and economic markets. According to Dz.<br />
Bauman, “weak states that have capacity to provide the minimal order for commercial activity<br />
will do their best to provide free action of global cooperations” (Bauman 2004:99).<br />
Hence is follows that combination of privatization and commercialization creating<br />
acting mechanism of economic globalization leads the national state to not only weakening,<br />
but destruction of its established institutes. Privatization importantly decreases society<br />
activity filed and finally leads from the citizens’ interests’ domination to the common<br />
interests of society. In all countries of West Europe civil position is becoming relic, civil<br />
institutes system connected with collective social and political activity is breaking, civil<br />
position crisis gains forces, infantilism is becoming a comprehensive global phenomena,<br />
while the issue of private responsibility before society is delegated with the acting government,<br />
political parties’ leaders and etc.<br />
The well-known apologist so called of free society – George Soros is excited by decline<br />
of democratic values too. In his book “Freedom and Its Borders” he makes attentive<br />
conclusion regarding the processes. He writes: “I created my property by world financial<br />
market, but I am excited with non-controlled capitalism and non-controlled spread of marketing<br />
values in all fields of life, that threatens our open and democratic society. The main<br />
enemy to this open society is not communism, but capitalist danger” (Neklessa 2009:9).<br />
Globalization, as its supporters show as liberal values revival on over the planet, in<br />
reality leads us to the necessity how we are to revive freedom. So between the thresholds<br />
of decades the conflict essence becomes, on the one hand, disintegration and decline of<br />
effectiveness in the democratic national states and on the other hand, developing economic,<br />
cultural and political globalization.<br />
So under the globalization conditions changing of human and national states’ functioning<br />
set the issue on their identification in the agenda. Global commercialization of<br />
the society pushes its nationality, cultural values and political traditions to the back. Unification<br />
of legal, economic and political institutes actually remains national states undefended<br />
before the threats that are brought by total global processes in the world.<br />
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National borders disappear as a result of pressure of trans-national corporations and<br />
financial markets. The countries that are not highly developed states experience permanent<br />
pressure of their financial and economic institutes and are forced to make concession<br />
the part of their sovereignty step by step. Local cultures become the object of world information<br />
flow under unification and innovation, the key source of which is the west and<br />
first of all the USA. American scientist – M. Waters so characterizes these tendencies:<br />
“This is a process where geographical restrictions maintaining traditions of cultural and<br />
social relations withdraws and humans understand much more that these restrictions gradually<br />
disappear” (Waters 1995:96). Introduction of new technologies in humans’ businesses,<br />
cyber-world domination and virtualization of different fields of life, according to<br />
Japan scientist – F. Fukuiama, means “The End of History”, as well as of “Geography”,<br />
capital internationalism and its globalization and virtualization takes a place of partners’<br />
location from time issue in the geographic space. I.e. the fate of small states under the<br />
globalization conditions is directly dependent on the policy effected by big countries.<br />
Thus, small countries have no right to do a strategic mistake because such mistake will be<br />
mostly fatal for them (Rondeli 2006: 290),accordingly, under the globalization conditions,<br />
the idea of keeping the national state is directly connected with the idea of the international<br />
society and the right understanding of liberal values. For Georgia denying the liberal<br />
values under the pre-text of maintaining the national state is unacceptable and strategically<br />
unjustified, especially in such situation, when under the globalization conditions,<br />
“the door of European Union probably will be gradually “closed” (Asmus 2009: 255).<br />
According to the American scientist Kenneth Waltz’s opinion, the idea of nationalism<br />
doesn’t mean that people belong only to the nation, recently appeared that loyalty<br />
and devotion towards the state is characterized for the majority of people, that exceeds<br />
devotion towards all other groups (Waltz 2003: 198). In such situation, supposedly at the<br />
moment of crisis an united front will be created on the basis of individuals’ feelings and<br />
their faith, that personal security is dependent on the state’s security (Waltz 2003:198).<br />
This fact and the future policy of European Union may change importantly the globalization<br />
process in the whole world. Furthermore, under democracy and liberalism conditions<br />
the way of defense from the negative results of globalization will be found from large national<br />
states.<br />
References:<br />
� Asmus 2010: Asmus Roland D., A Little War That Shook the World. Tbilisi,<br />
2010 (in Georgian language).<br />
� Bull 2003: Hedley Bull, The Anarchical Society: A Study of Order in World Politics.<br />
Tbilisi, 2003.<br />
� Waltz 2003: Waltz, Man, the State and War. By Kenneth N. Waltz. Tbilisi, 2003.<br />
� Rondeli 2006: International Relations (the third, revised edition). Tbilisi, 2006 (in<br />
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Georgian language).<br />
� Appadurai 1996: Appadurai A., Modernity at Large: Cultural Dimensions of<br />
Globalization. Minneapolis, 1996.<br />
� Waters M. 1995: Waters M., Globalization. London, 1995.<br />
� Sassen 1995: Sassen S., Losing Control? Sovereignty in an Age of Globalization.<br />
N.Y., 1995.<br />
� Bauman 2004: Bauman Z., Globalization. Consequences for the Human and Society.<br />
М., 2004 (in Russian language).<br />
� Neklessa 2009: Neklessa , Global community. Mapping of Post-modern World.<br />
A. I. Neklessa and the others. Moscow, 2002 (in Russian language)..<br />
� Kaufman 2002: Kaufman F. K., Globalization and Society. Collection of articles.<br />
Part 1. Moscow, 2002 (in Russian language).<br />
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POLITICAL SCIENCES, HISTORY<br />
politikuri mecnierebani, istoria<br />
ZAZA TSURTSUMIA<br />
Counselor of the State Minister of Georgia for Diaspora Issues<br />
GEORGIAN VALIDE SULTANS OF OTTOMAN EMPIRE<br />
After the Ottoman Sultan’s accession to the throne, his mother took the title of<br />
Valide Sultan (Sultan’s Mother) and had entered triumphantly into the Sultan residence, in<br />
the women’s quarter of Topkapi Palace (Harem). Valide Sultan had a great influence in the<br />
Ottoman Empire (Halil Inalcik, Donald Quataer, 1994:570).<br />
Mihrişah Valide Sultan<br />
Among Ottoman Sultan’s Georgian wives, the first famous Valide Sultan is Mihrişah<br />
sultan, a wife of Sultan Mustafa III and mother of Sultan Selim III. Mihrişah Sultan’s date<br />
of birth is considered 1745 year. In the year of 1761 her son was born, the future Sultan<br />
Selim III (Danişmend 1995:68; Karal 1995:13; Barış 2002:191). After the death of Sultan<br />
Mustafa III in 1774 his brother Abdul Hamid I had accessed to the throne. It should be<br />
noted, that like his brother he had a Georgian wife as well. Mihrişah moved from the<br />
Topkapi Palace to the old residence. She had come back to the harem of Topkapi Palace 15<br />
years later, when his son became a Sultan. Contemporaries delightedly recount about the<br />
magnificent ceremony which was made for her return. From the old palace, honorific<br />
convoy took Mihrişah Valide Sultan with palanquin. On the main road the Janissary units<br />
were welcoming her. In the square of Topkapi Palace, Sultan Selim welcomed her in threetimes,<br />
kissed on the hand and escorted her to the harem doors (Sakaoğlu 1996:458).<br />
Mihrişah Valide Sultan had impressed the contemporaries with her beauty, virtue<br />
and charity. According them despite of that mother had a huge impact on her son and was<br />
whole supporting the young reformer Sultan, she was not interfering in politics and<br />
devoted her life in charitable activities. To the name of Mahrişah Sultan are connected<br />
charity buildings, dining houses for poor people, fountains, mosque, madrasahs and<br />
library in Istanbul (Elgin 1959:9). Valide Sultan and her son were belonged to the Sunit<br />
Mevlevi Order (Koçu 1981:324).<br />
Mihrişah Valide Sultan died on 16 October 1805 in the Topkapi Palace. A funeral<br />
was held in with great ceremony. Mihrişah was taken into the Eyüp district and buried in<br />
the türbe (mausoleum) named after her, beside the home for poor people, which she built<br />
before (Parmaksizoğlu 1976;154).<br />
Nakşidil Valide Sultan<br />
Nakşidil Valide Sultan, who was a wife of Sultan Abdulhamid I and a mother for<br />
Mahmud II, was born in Georgia in 1776. In 1785 was born her son, the future Sultan<br />
Mahmud II. In 1789, after her husband Sultan Abdulhamid’s death, she conceded the Topkapi
palace to her compatriot Mihrişah Valide Sultan, mother of Selim III. Nakşidil moved to the<br />
Sultan’s old palace, where she spent 19 years. When her son Mahmud had throned in 1808,<br />
Nakşidil returned to the Topkapi palace with the title of Valide Sultan. On 6 July 1808, her<br />
entrance ceremony to the Topkapi palace remained in the history of Ottoman Empire as last<br />
public ceremony of Sultan’s mother in the Topkapi palace (Pazan 2007:123-124).<br />
Contemporaries said that Naksidil Valide Sultan had a great influence on his son<br />
the Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II. After mother’s advice Sultan decided to change his<br />
residence from Topkapi palace to the Beşiktaş palace. She supported her son’s<br />
predispositions in issuing European-style reforms and number of western reforms from<br />
Mahmud II was carried out by the impact of his mother.<br />
Nakşidil Valide Sultan suffered from serious illness, at the end of her life she<br />
suffered from asthma attacks and Greek doctors were treating her. She died on August<br />
22, 1817. With a funeral ceremony her body was taken to the yard of the Fatih Mosque<br />
and buried in her built türbe (Sakaoğlu 1994:40).<br />
Bezmialem Valide Sultan<br />
Bezmialem was a Georgian woman (according to some source the Georgian-Jewish).<br />
Bezmialem was born in 1807. From early childhood she was growing in the Sultan’s<br />
palace, under the care of Nakşidil Valide Sultan. Nakşidil’s son Sultan Mahmud<br />
married with Bezmialem. On 25 April, 1823 Bezmialem gave birth to Abdülmecid. In<br />
1839 Sultan Mahmud II died and to the throne Abdülmecid went up, Bezmialem took the<br />
title of Valide Sultan.<br />
Abdülmecid was only 16 years old when get on throne. Bezmialem Valide Sultan<br />
has gained a great influence on the state affairs. As a mother of Sultan, when her son was<br />
travelling inside the empire, she took the highest authorities in İstanbul. Her influence on<br />
the affairs of the state was continuing during the whole period of his son’s rulling.<br />
Bezmialem died on May 3, 1853 in the Beşiktaş palace. Sultan, who suffered very<br />
severe his mother's death, ordered to hold a great funeral ceremony. Valide sultan was buried<br />
in her husband’s - Sultan Mahmud II türbe (Uluçay 1992:121).<br />
Siegmund Spitzer, personal doctor of Sultan Abdülmecid in his memories talks<br />
about the meeting with Bezmialem Valide Sultan: “When I entered into the Çirağan<br />
palace harem agha guided me to the depth of the hall, where was sitting a woman with<br />
veil. This was the Valide Sultan. Harem Ağa (Black Eunuch) told her that doctor had<br />
come by the Sultan order. I told timidly to the Valide Sultan that I would like to ask her<br />
some questions about her health… She was listening my questions in very calm way and<br />
answered very clearly. Under the semi-transparent red veil I could see her rose cheekbones.<br />
This 36 years old Georgian woman’s white and exquisite beautiful fingers got everyone’s<br />
attention. She said goodbye with merciful voice and gave Harem ağa the gold for me”<br />
(Han’ın Sarayında 1914:617).<br />
Bezmialem Valide Sultan deserved the love of ordinary people for her charity. The<br />
mother of Sultan walked in the districts of Istanbul, and gave allowances and food to the<br />
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poor people, she gave dowry to poor’s daughters. Often were such situation when she<br />
paid poor people’s heavy debts, she pardoned prisoners and gave them money. Her name<br />
is connected hospitals built by her in the Istanbul and Saudi Arabia, in the Muslim holy<br />
city of Mecca; Valide School in Istanbul, where typography had been opened, one of<br />
Istanbul’s sights, Dolmabahçe mosque, the construction of this mosque was ended by her<br />
son Sultan Abdülmecid after his mother’s death, and many other colleges and<br />
fountain buildings and an endowments (Şentürk 1998:15).<br />
In Ottoman history is known about twenty originally Georgian women, who were<br />
wives of Sultans, of their sons or of other members of dynasty (Öztuna 1989:294-307).<br />
The last Georgian wife in Ottoman dynasty was Şadiye (Tavdgiridze), the daughter<br />
of Pasha Bahri Tavdgiridze from Kobuleti. She was born in 1898 in Istanbul in the<br />
Kabataş quarter. In 1919 she married to the grandchild of Sultan Abdülmecid, Ibrahim<br />
Şehzade Tevfik Efendi. The couple had two sons: Burhaneddin Cem and Osman Beyazit.<br />
In 1924 Şadiye with his husband and children moved to Nice France of due to the<br />
resettlement of the Ottoman dynasty members abroad. This couple divorced in<br />
1939. Şadiye married the second time, and resettled in the United States. Her son from<br />
her first marriage, member of the dynasty, head of the dynasty Burhaneddin Cem was<br />
taking part in the World War II in the army of the United States. He traveled to Georgia<br />
and visited his heritage, Tavdgiridzes’ estates in Kobuleti. In 1951 he married on Irina<br />
Starosselskaia. Burhaneddin Cem died in 2008 in New York. He had a son Şehzade Selim<br />
and a daughter Nilüfer Sultan.<br />
The title of the head of Ottoman dynasty now holds the youngest son of Şadiye<br />
Tavdgiridze, Osman Beyazit Osmanoğlu born in 1924 (Senyucel 2009:49,76).<br />
References:<br />
� Halil Inalcik, Donald Quataert 1994: An Economic and Social History of the<br />
Ottoman Empire. Vol. 2. 1600-1914. Edited by Halil Inalcik with Donald<br />
Quataert. Cambridge University press.1994.<br />
� Danişmend 1995: Ismail Hami Danişmend. İzahlı Osmanlı Tarihi Kronolojisi. C.<br />
4. İstanbul, 1950.<br />
� Karal 1995: Enver Ziya Karal. Osmanli tarihi. C. V, VII. Türk Tarih Kurumu.<br />
Ankara,1995.<br />
� Barış 2002: Y. Izzetın Barış. Osmanlı Padışahların yaşamlarından Kesitler. Ankara,<br />
2002.<br />
� Sakaoğlu 1996: Necdet Sakaoğlu. Mihrişah Valide Sultan. Yapıtlarıyla ve Yaşamlarıyla<br />
Osmanlılar Ansiklopedisi. C. 2. İstanbul, 1996.<br />
� Elgin 1959: Necati Elgin. Üçüncü Selim. Konya, 1959.<br />
� Koçu 1981: Reşat Ekrem Koçu. Osmanlı Padişahları. İstanbul, 1981.<br />
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� Parmaksizoğlu 1976: İsmet Parmaksizoğlu. Mihrişah Valide Sultan.Türk Ansiklopedisi.C.<br />
XXIV. Ankara, 1976.<br />
� Pazan 2007: Ibrahım Pazan. Padişah Anneleri. İstanbul, 2007.<br />
� Sakaoğlu 1994: Necdet Sakaoğlu. Nakşidil Valide Sultan. Dünden Bugüne<br />
İstanbul Ansiklopedisi. C. 6. Istanbul, 1994.<br />
� Uluçay 1992: M. Çağatay Uluçay. Padişahların kadınalrı ve kızları. Ankara,<br />
1992.<br />
� Han’ın Sarayında 1914: Sultan Abdulmecit Han’ın Sarayında. Doktor Spitzer’in<br />
Hatıratı. Çev. Ahmet Refik. Tarih-i Osmani Encümeni Mecmuası. Say 34.<br />
İstanbul, 1914.<br />
� Şentürk 1998: M.Hudai Şentürk. Bezmi Alem Valide Sultan’ın Hayatı ve Eserleri.<br />
İstanbul, 1998.<br />
� Öztuna 1989: T. Yılmaz Öztuna. Devletler ve Hanedanlar. C. 2. Ankara, 1989.<br />
� Senyucel 2009: Kemal Senyucel. Hanedan’ın Sürgün Öykusu. İstanbul, 2009.<br />
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LAW, ECONOMICS = samarTali, ekonomika<br />
ANMERKUNGEN ZUR NEUSCHAFFUNG VON<br />
PRIVATRECHTSORDNUNGEN<br />
IN GEORGIEN, MOLDAWIEN UND DER UKRAINE �<br />
ROLF KNIEPER<br />
Prof. Dr. Dres. h.c.<br />
Die Veranstalter haben mir eine aus mehreren Gründen reizvolle Aufgabe gestellt. Der<br />
Reiz liegt zunächst im Objektiven. Es soll die Neuschaffung der Privatrechtsordnungen dreier<br />
Länder vorgestellt werden, die bei aller Unterschiedlichkeit der langen historischen Dauer<br />
eine ähnliche jedenfalls neuere Rechtsgeschichte haben, als plötzlich unabhängig gewordene<br />
Nachfolgestaaten der UdSSR und nach dem Zusammenbruch der dortigen Planwirtschaft und<br />
des COMECON neue (Privat-)Rechtsordnungen schaffen mussten, ohne über eine selbständige,<br />
nicht von Moskau aus gesteuerte Kodifikationserfahrung zu verfügen.<br />
Es überrascht angesichts dieser Ausgangslage nicht, dass in den Nachfolgestaaten<br />
der SU Verfahren initiiert wurden, auch weiterhin möglichst einheitliche (Modell-) Gesetze<br />
zu erarbeiten Dabei war es für die Beteiligten sicherlich gewöhnungsbedürftig und<br />
schwierig, dass diese Modelle nicht einfach in die neuen Republiken exportiert, sondern<br />
lediglich zur Annahme empfohlen werden konnten, wie es in Art. 4 der Gründungstexte<br />
der neu geschaffenen Interparlamentarischen Versammlung der GUS (IPV) in St. Petersburg<br />
heißt. Zu den zentralen Vorhaben der Modellgesetzgebung gehörte das Zivilgesetzbuch.<br />
Dabei haben sich haben sich Georgien, Moldawien und die Ukraine mit unterschiedlichem<br />
Enthusiasmus an der Arbeitsgruppe beteiligt, die dieses Vorhaben realisiert<br />
hat, das von der IPV im Jahre 1994 angenommen und den Mitgliedsländern zur Annahme<br />
empfohlen wurde. Besonders Georgien hat sich rasch praktisch von der Arbeitsgruppe<br />
verabschiedet und vorgezogen, gemeinsam mit deutschen Experten ein wirklich modernes<br />
ZGB zu erarbeiten, als klar wurde, dass die führenden GUS-Experten Modernisierungen<br />
möglichst eindämmen wollten. Moldawien hat später einen ähnlichen Kurs gesteuert.<br />
Dennoch ist das GUS-Modell-ZGB als Referenztext weiterhin von Bedeutung.<br />
Wie unterschiedlich auch die Haltung zur Modellgesetzgebung war 1 , gilt doch für<br />
die drei hier untersuchten Länder, dass sie inzwischen ein umfassendes Zivilgesetzbuch<br />
(ZGB) verabschiedet haben, welches gilt und die Praxis bestimmt, und dass auch die anderen<br />
zentralen Gesetze des materiellen und prozessualen Privatrechts im wesentlichen<br />
entstanden sind, zum Teil auf der Basis der GUS-Modellgesetze, zum Teil ganz unabhängig<br />
von ihnen.<br />
Ein Teil dieses Reizes liegt darin, dass trotz dieser Ähnlichkeiten keineswegs Ein-<br />
�<br />
Veränderter Text eines im Juni 2007 in Krakow/Polen auf einer Konferenz zur Nachbarschaftspolitik der<br />
EU gehaltenen Vortrages.<br />
1<br />
Neben dem ZGB sind von der IPV im Bereich des Privatrechts auch Modellgesetze über die Kapitalgesellschaften,<br />
zur Insolvenz und zu anderen Materien erarbeitetet worden.
heitsrecht entstanden ist, sondern sich im Gegenteil nationale Besonderheiten entwickelt<br />
haben. Gerade die drei vorzustellenden Länder haben das in einer Weise unterschiedlich<br />
getan, dass sie geradezu als modellhafte Realisierungen streitiger Ansätze in der Kodifikationspraxis,<br />
Theorie und Rechtspolitik genannt werden können. Einer der Gründe für<br />
die Divergenzen ist, dass die Modellgesetze sehr stark von einer russischen Zivilrechtsdoktrin<br />
beeinflusst waren, die noch aus der sowjetischen Zeit herüberragte. Stolz hat der<br />
Vorsitzende des „Wissenschaftlichen Beratungszentrums für Privatrecht der GUS“ berichtet,<br />
dass im GUS-Modell-ZGB und im neuen russischen ZGB etwa drei Fünftel der<br />
Artikel des ZGB von 1964 erhalten seien 1 . Nicht alle Länder teilten diesen Stolz. Zentrale<br />
Kritikpunkte am GUS-Modell-ZGB, die seine Annahme in verschiedenen Ländern erschwerten,<br />
waren:<br />
- die Beibehaltung eines Teils von Eigentumsformen, die über die Person des Eigentümers<br />
definiert sind (z.B. Staat, Gemeinden, Private),<br />
- die Beibehaltung besonderer Staatsunternehmen als juristische Personen und deren<br />
Verwaltungs- und Haftungssysteme, die im Endeffekt zur Ausplünderung der<br />
öffentlichen Haushalte beigetragen haben,<br />
- die Risikoverteilungen und scharfen Haftungsregeln zu Lasten von gewerblichen<br />
Unternehmern,<br />
- der Aufbau und Inhalt des Obligationenrechts, insbesondere die Beibehaltung<br />
von Vertragstypen, die in Marktwirtschaften wenig Sinn machen und die fehlende<br />
Konsistenz bei der Abgrenzung,<br />
- die Beibehaltung einer Gesetzgebungsmethode, allgemeine Grundsätze im ZGB<br />
zu verankern und im übrigen auf (zukünftige) Spezialgesetze zu verweisen,<br />
- die Einführung übertriebener Schriftform-, Beurkundungs- und Registrierungserfordernisse,<br />
- die allgemeine Methodik des Gesetzes, z.B. sein behaupteter Vorrang vor anderen<br />
Gesetzen,<br />
- den Ausschluss des Familienrechts und die Einbeziehung des Immaterialgüterrechts,<br />
- die vielen lehrbuchartigen Unterweisungen.<br />
Alle diese Punkte haben auch bei der Redaktion der ZGB in Georgien, Moldawien<br />
und der Ukraine eine unterschiedliche Berücksichtigung gefunden und ich komme auf<br />
einige zurück. Insgesamt lässt sich wohl sagen, dass Georgien sich am weitesten vom<br />
GUS-Modell entfernt hat und die Ukraine die größte Nähe aufweist. Dabei sind die Abweichungen<br />
nicht leichtfertig beschlossen worden, da der Fortbestand eines einheitlichen<br />
Rechtsraumes oder wenigstens weitgehende Kompatibilität als hohes Gut geschätzt wurden.<br />
Es gibt nun allerdings Anzeichen dafür, dass in Ländern, die sich zu Beginn am wenigsten<br />
vom alten Recht lösen wollten, ein Prozess des Umdenkens einsetzt und die weitergehende<br />
Modernisierung, die in kleineren Ländern wie Georgien und Moldawien viel-<br />
1 A.L. Makowsky, Einige Einschätzungen der Hilfe bei der Ausarbeitung der Gesetzgebung und des Standes<br />
der internationalen Zusammenarbeit, in: M.M. Boguslawskij/R. Knieper, Wege zu neuem Recht – Materialien<br />
internationaler Konferenzen in St. Petersburg und Bremen, Berlin, 1998, S. 340.<br />
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leicht leichter durchzusetzen war, nachgeholt wird. So sind etwa in Russland Arbeitsgruppen<br />
eingesetzt, um Vorschläge zur Novellierung des Immobilienrechts und des<br />
Schuldrechts vorzulegen.<br />
Für mich liegt der Reiz des Themas auch im Subjektiven: In allen drei Ländern war<br />
ich über mehrere Jahre an der Redaktion der ZGB und anderer Gesetze beteiligt, in Georgien<br />
und Moldawien als Mitglied der Arbeitsgruppen, in der Ukraine als deren Berater.<br />
Ich habe also das Ringen um die besten Lösungen, die Auseinandersetzungen innerhalb<br />
der beteiligten nationalen Denkschulen und dann die mit den Parlamenten teilnehmend<br />
beobachten können und kann deshalb insgesamt bestätigen, dass sie mit Ernst und Leidenschaft<br />
geführt worden sind. In unterschiedlicher Intensität sind neben deutschen auch<br />
weitere ausländische Experten befragt worden: Georgien hat das ZGB auf einer internationalen<br />
Konferenz in den Niederlanden vorgestellt; in der Ukraine bestanden durchweg<br />
enge Arbeitskontakte mit Experten aus anderen GUS Mitgliedern, aus Europa und in<br />
eingeschränktem Umfang (beim Gesellschaftsrecht) aus den USA; in Moldawien wurden<br />
darüber hinaus auch rumänische Kollegen befragt und eine Endberatung durch den Europarat<br />
organisiert. Um auf die Fragestellung dieser Tagung einzugehen: Nur in der Ukraine<br />
stand die internationale Kodifikationsberatung jedenfalls teilweise unter dem Zeichen<br />
der EU-Nachbarschaftspolitik, während im übrigen bilaterale Projekte der juristischen<br />
Zusammenarbeit verantwortlich zeichneten, wobei deutsche Organisationen besonders<br />
intensiv engagiert waren 1 .<br />
Wer von internationaler Beratung spricht, muss ein Wort über das Verhältnis der<br />
Berater zu den beratenen Ländern einerseits und über das Verhältnis zwischen den ausländischen<br />
Organisationen andererseits sprechen. Ich habe beide Probleme ausführlich an<br />
anderen Stellen behandelt 2 und will das nicht wiederholen, sondern nur einige für die<br />
Länder spezifische Aussagen im Zusammenhang der Privatrechtsreform machen: In Georgien<br />
hat sich über einen längeren Zeitraum gezeigt, dass Geberkoordinierung gelingt,<br />
wenn ein starker nationaler Partner dies nachdrücklich fordert und Konkurrenz-Spielchen<br />
nicht zulässt. In der Ukraine haben deutsche, niederländische und europäische Organisationen<br />
sich eng und reibungslos abgestimmt, wobei m. E. der koordinierende Einfluss der<br />
EU einen Teil beigetragen hat. In Moldawien hingegen hat die Verabschiedung des ZGB<br />
unter einer besonders grotesken Form der Geberkonkurrenz gelitten, welche sie nicht<br />
selten in schlechtes Licht rückt. Ich will diesen Vorgang schildern: Das moldawische<br />
Parlament hatte eine Arbeitsgruppe von überwiegend moldauischen Rechtswissenschaftlern<br />
und Richtern eingerichtet, in der auch Experten eines GTZ-Projektes der juristischen<br />
Zusammenarbeit vertreten waren, das neben ständiger eigener Begleitung temporäre<br />
Beratungsleistungen aus den Niederlanden, Rumänien, Russland und der Ukraine abrief.<br />
Das Ergebnis der mehrjährigen Arbeit wurde dem Parlament im Jahre 2001 vorgelegt, das<br />
sich in erster Lesung zu seinen Gunsten entschied und andere Entwürfe zurückwies. Nach<br />
1<br />
Vgl. dazu ausführlich R. Knieper, Juristische Zusammenarbeit – Universalität und Kontext, Wiesbaden, 2004.<br />
2<br />
Zur Qualität der Berater: R. Knieper, Rechtsreformen entlang der Seidenstraße, Berlin 2006, bes. S. 17 ff;<br />
zum Verhältnis der Institutionen: R. Knieper (FN 3), bes. S. 104 ff.<br />
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dem Wahlsieg der kommunistischen Partei konnte die sonst Kommunisten eher ablehnend<br />
gegenüberstehenden USAID auf nicht näher bekannte Weise einen Einfluss aufbauen,<br />
der dazu führte, dass gegen die Geschäftsordnung des Parlaments ein neuer Entwurf<br />
eingebracht wurde, in den ein US-amerikanischer Professor Teile des armenischen ZGB<br />
und das heißt russische Tradition eingeschnitten hatte. In diesem chaotischen Prozess ist<br />
einiges an Konsistenz verloren gegangen, hat der Europarat Bedenken geäußert und wurde<br />
das Gesetz lange nicht ausgefertigt. Obwohl immerhin etwa 70 % des ersten, moldauischen<br />
Entwurfs den parlamentarischen Prozess überstanden haben und das Gesetz erst im<br />
Juni 2003 endgültig verabschiedet worden ist, fand ein moldauischer Wissenschaftler im<br />
Oktober 2002 auf der Website der Universität von Illinois eine Eigenwerbung mit Foto<br />
und Text: „Professor Peter Maggs was the principal drafter of the new civil code enacted<br />
in Moldova in June, 2002“. Nach förmlichem Protest und der Drohung mit gerichtlichen<br />
Schritten wurde die Anzeige zurückgezogen.<br />
Ich will mich im Folgenden auf das materielle Recht und dabei insbesondere auf<br />
die ZGB konzentrieren. Dabei ist zunächst hervorzuheben, dass in keinem der Länder<br />
(wie im übrigen auch nicht der anderen GUS Mitglieder) trotz massiver Versuche der<br />
Beeinflussung die Idee ernsthaft erwogen worden ist, den Kreis der kontinentaleuropäischen<br />
Rechtstradition zu verlassen und auf eine systematische Kodifizierung und<br />
insbesondere auf ein ZGB zu verzichten.<br />
Streitig war allerdings, welchen Umfang die ZGB haben und welche Materien in<br />
ihnen aufgenommen oder in Sonderprivatrechten geregelt werden sollten. Nur für das<br />
Arbeitsrecht bestand Einigkeit darüber, dass es als Sondermaterie zu behandeln sei. Um<br />
den richtigen Platz für das Immaterialgüterrecht, das Handelsrecht und Familienrecht, das<br />
IPR und das Verbraucherrecht wurde teilweise erbittert gestritten. In dem Streit mischte<br />
sich Pragmatisches und Ideologisches, Technisches und Grundsätzliches. Als etwa einem<br />
der Redakteure des ukrainischen ZGB die georgische Absicht vorgestellt wurde, das Familienrecht<br />
wieder ins ZGB zu integrieren, rief er aus: „Keineswegs darf der ‚Humus’ des<br />
eigenen Rechtssystems vernichtet werden. Gestern wurden hier dazu einige Zweifel in<br />
bezug auf Georgien geäußert, das jetzt die deutschen Erfahrungen in der zivilrechtlichen<br />
Regelung einführt. Das kann gut sein, dabei kann aber auch der Rechtshumus vernichtet<br />
werden, und dann kann dieser ‚Rechtsboden’ außer Unkraut nichts hervorbringen“ 1 . Auch<br />
in Georgien selbst war die Aufnahme des Familienrechts ins ZGB wegen der institutionellen<br />
Bedeutung der Familie stark umstritten 2 . Am Ende hat sich Georgien dennoch –<br />
und m.E. zu Recht - entschlossen, das Familienrecht ins ZGB aufzunehmen, um einerseits<br />
die Nähe zum Erbrecht auch räumlich zu betonen und um andererseits den Vertragscharakter<br />
der Ehe hervorzuheben. Es ist ja erstaunlich, mit welchem Nachdruck in vielen<br />
post-kommunistischen Ländern christliche, islamische und andere fundamentalistische<br />
Organisationen versuchen, Ehe und Familie wieder ideologisch und rechtlich zu besetzen.<br />
1<br />
A. Dovgert, Rede in: M. Boguslawskij/R.Knieper, a.a.O. , S. 331 f.<br />
2<br />
vgl. S. Tchikvashvili, Vorzüge und Nachteile des Entwurfs des neuen Gesetzbuchs Georgiens, in:<br />
Boguslawskij/Knieper, a.a.O. S. 48.<br />
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Ohne von diesem Virus befallen zu sein, haben sowohl Moldawien als auch die Ukraine<br />
besondere Familiengesetzbücher beibehalten.<br />
Für den Bereich der Immaterialgüterrechte hatte Georgien zunächst für eine Integration<br />
entschieden, um nach längeren Beratungen mit der WIPO für eine Sondergesetzgebung<br />
zu optieren mit der Folge, dass das Vierte Buch des ZGB insgesamt aufgehoben<br />
wurde. Die Idee einer Integration des gesamten Immaterialgüterrechts in das ZGB kann<br />
sich einerseits auf die sowjetische Tradition berufen, aber auch auf den ursprünglichen<br />
Plan des niederländischen Gesetzgebers, der dies ebenfalls vorsah. Während die Niederlande<br />
aus guten Gründen, etwa den notwendigerweise hohen Anteilen verwaltungsrechtlicher<br />
Vorschriften, vom ursprünglichen Plan abgerückt ist 1 , hat sich die Idee in Teilen<br />
der GUS erhalten, darunter auch in der Ukraine, wo das IV. Buch des ZGB dem intellektuellen<br />
Eigentum gewidmet ist, Moldawien hingegen hat sich zu einer besonderen Gesetzgebung<br />
entschlossen.<br />
In allen drei Ländern ist das IPR nach langen Diskussionen und einem modernen<br />
Kodifikationstrend folgend, aber im Gegensatz zu anderen GUS Mitgliedern besonderen<br />
Gesetzen vorbehalten und nicht im ZGB erwähnt, während privatrechtliche Teile des<br />
Verbraucherschutzes – etwa die Produkthaftung oder der Schutz vor unangemessenen<br />
AGB – in die ZGB integriert sind. Man könnte sagen, dass die deutsche Schuldrechtsreform<br />
dem weitgehend gefolgt ist.<br />
Ein Problem von besonderem Interesse stellt die Behandlung des Handelsrechts<br />
dar. Moderne Kodifikationen wie in den Niederlanden und Quebec belegen, dass ein derartiges<br />
Sonderprivatrecht nicht strukturnotwendig ist und dass die These gut vertretbar ist,<br />
die Handelsgesetzbücher Frankreichs und Deutschlands seien historischen Gründen und<br />
der Verteilung von Gesetzgebungs-Kompetenz geschuldet und nicht einer überlegenen<br />
Kodifikationsidee 2 . In dieser Perspektive haben alle drei Länder im Einklang mit dem<br />
GUS-Modell Vertragstypen und teilweise andere Regeln, wie z.B. solche über öffentliche<br />
Register, die sich etwa in Deutschland im HGB finden, in die ZGB integriert und auf ein<br />
besonderes Handelsrecht verzichtet. Das gilt z.B. für das Transportvertragsrecht, das<br />
Bankvertragsrecht, das Versicherungsvertragsrecht, Sondernormen für den Handelskauf<br />
ebenso wie für eine Reihe moderner Vertragstypen: In den ZGB der drei Länder finden<br />
sich die Vorschriften zum Finanzierungs-Leasing und zum Franchise-Vertrag und in<br />
Moldawien und der Ukraine zusätzlich auch zum Factoring-Vertrag.<br />
In der Ukraine hat es mit dieser Modernität nicht sein Bewenden gehabt. Vielmehr<br />
hat dort die Verchovna Rada (das ukrainische Parlament) am 16. Januar 2003 nicht nur<br />
ein ZGB, sondern auch einen Wirtschaftskodex angenommen. Zunächst scheint es mir<br />
notwendig, einige terminologische und substantielle Klärungen herbeizuführen. Ich habe<br />
nämlich den Eindruck, dass über die Konzeption eines „Wirtschafts“-Kodex in der post-<br />
1<br />
vgl. A.S. Hartkamp, Civil Code Revision in the Netherlands 1947-1992, in: Haanappel u.a. (Hrsg.) New<br />
Netherlands Civil Code, Patrimonial Law, Deventer, S. XIII ff / XIX.<br />
2<br />
diese Meinung habe ich ausführlich begründet in R. Knieper, Sonderprivatrechts für Diese und Jenen? In:<br />
Festschrift für E. Rehbinder, 2007, S. 45 ff.<br />
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kommunistischen Welt eine ähnliche Verwirrung herrscht wie auf prozessualem Sektor<br />
über die Konzeption der „Arbitrage“. Die Gesetzeslage in der Ukraine, die bisher zum<br />
Glück in keinem anderen Staat kopiert worden ist, scheint mir auf diese Verwirrung zurückzuführen<br />
zu sein. Das Nebeneinander von Zivilgesetzbuch und Wirtschaftskodex<br />
haben eine unübersichtliche, der Rechtssicherheit und damit einer positiven wirtschaftlichen<br />
Entwicklung abträgliche Situation geschaffen. Beide Gesetze beschäftigen sich<br />
nämlich in nicht geringen Teilen mit ähnlichen Rechtsmaterien, insbesondere dem Obligationen-,<br />
dem Eigentums- und Unternehmensrecht. Deren Inhalte weichen allerdings<br />
teilweise voneinander ab und überschneiden sich teilweise. Dabei wird einem Kenner des<br />
Zivilrechts unschwer auffallen, dass die Regelungen des ukrainischen Zivilgesetzbuchs in<br />
der Regel präziser sind und angemessenere Risikoverteilungen vornehmen als der Wirtschaftskodex.<br />
Das Ziel des ukrainischen Wirtschaftskodex geht über die Regelung zivilrechtlicher<br />
Beziehungen hinaus. Es lässt sich zurückführen auf eine in der späten Periode der<br />
Sowjetunion gegründete Schule des Wirtschaftsrechts, die insbesondere durch die Professoren<br />
Laptev und Mamutov begründet worden ist 1 . Diese Schule geht von der nicht unrichtigen<br />
empirischen Beobachtung aus, dass die modernen Volkswirtschaften nicht eine<br />
strikte Trennung des privaten vom öffentlichen Wirtschaftssektor kennen, sondern eine<br />
zunehmende Verantwortlichkeit des Staates für die gesamtwirtschaftliche Entwicklung<br />
und im Gegenzug eine gesellschaftliche Verantwortung der privaten Unternehmen. Daraus<br />
ziehen sie allerdings einen juristischen Schluss, der an einen Theoriestrang des Marxismus<br />
erinnert, gemäß dem alle gesellschaftlichen „Überbauphänomene“ die materielle<br />
Basis widerzuspiegeln hätten. Diese Theorie ist seit langem als unterkomplex und empirisch<br />
haltlos verworfen. Sie hält sich ideologisch aber hartnäckig in der These, dass einem<br />
komplexen, die Sphären von öffentlichem und privatem nicht mehr rein beachtendem<br />
Wirtschaftssystem ein komplexes, öffentliches und privates Recht mischendes Rechtssystem<br />
entsprechen müsse. Die „mixed economy“ soll durch ein „mixed law“ ergänzt werden.<br />
Dass dies bisher in keinem Land mit einer traditionellen Marktwirtschaft realisiert<br />
worden ist und auch jeweils von den besten Zivilisten der Länder in Übergangsgesellschaften<br />
strikt abgelehnt worden ist, ficht die beiden Propagandisten der Schule nicht an.<br />
Tatsächlich hat Prof. Mamutov mir während eines Gesprächs in Donezk (Ukraine) im<br />
Jahre 1998 erklärt, dass es in Deutschland und in Frankreich einen Wirtschaftskodex gäbe<br />
und hat sich von mir, der ich immerhin länger als 30 Jahren Professor für Wirtschaftsrecht<br />
war, nicht überzeugen lassen, dass dies nicht der Fall sei. So dokumentiert sich die<br />
Verwirrung. Prof. Mamutov hatte das deutsche Handelsgesetzbuch und den französischen<br />
Code de Commerce mit dem Wirtschaftskodex des (post)-sowjetischen Typs terminologisch<br />
verwechselt, um seine Schule verteidigen zu können. Bei den westeuropäischen<br />
Gesetzen handelt es sich um reines Unternehmensprivatrecht, während der Wirtschaftskodex<br />
bewusst Privatrecht und Wirtschaftsverwaltungsrecht mischt.<br />
1<br />
W. K. Mamutov (Hrsg.), Chozyaistvennoe Pravo, Kiew 2002; siehe auch Mammutov, Die Konzeption eines<br />
Wirtschaftsgesetzbuches der Ukraine in: WGO-MfOR 1994, S. 373 ff.<br />
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Pikanterweise geht die Schule der komplexen Wirtschaftsgesetzgebung auf Meinungen<br />
in der deutschen und französischen Literatur zurück, die zunächst in den 20er<br />
Jahren entwickelt wurden und dann während des Faschismus in Deutschland eine gewisse<br />
Prominenz erlangt hatten. Gesetzgeberische Versuche aber zu jener Zeit, entsprechende<br />
Gesetze in Deutschland zu schaffen, sind insgesamt gescheitert und am Ende des Faschismus<br />
zu Recht endgültig verworfen worden. Es ist in westeuropäischen Ländern allgemein<br />
anerkannt, dass trotz der wirtschaftspolitischen Verantwortlichkeit des Staates<br />
und trotz des Entstehens von Großunternehmen mit volkswirtschaftlichem Einfluss von<br />
einem „organischen Zusammenwachsen“ des Staates und der Wirtschaft keine Rede sein<br />
kann. Gerade die Entwicklung der letzten Jahrzehnte hat gezeigt, dass der Staat an der<br />
Aufgabe scheitert, die Märkte nach seinen Vorstellungen zu strukturieren und zu formen<br />
und politischen Vorgaben unterzuordnen. Gleichzeitig können die Wirtschaftsakteure und<br />
auf legitime und legale Rentabilität orientierten Marktteilnehmer nicht im unmittelbaren<br />
öffentlichen oder gesellschaftlichen Interesse handeln. Vielmehr verfolgen die in einem<br />
stabilen rechtlichen Rahmen agierenden Unternehmen ihre partikularen Gewinn- und<br />
Wachstumsinteressen, die dann in der Summe (hoffentlich) zum nationalen und globalen<br />
Wohlstand beitragen. Mir scheint, dass die ukrainischen Rechts-Reformer sorgfältig überlegen<br />
sollten, das Unikat des Wirtschaftskodex abzuschaffen, unter Umständen unter<br />
Einbeziehung einzelner Nomen in das ZGB.<br />
Eng mit der Frage nach der Integration von Materien ins ZGB oder ihrer Sonderkodifikation<br />
verbunden sind zwei weitere, die sich um das Verhältnis der Gesetze des<br />
Privatrechts zueinander bemühen.<br />
Das erste, in allen Ländern der GUS sehr heftig diskutierte Problem betrifft die<br />
Möglichkeit eines Vorranges des ZGB vor anderen privatrechtlichen Gesetzen. Das GUS-<br />
Modell hat in diesem Sinne ebenso entschieden wie z.B. die Ukraine 1 und Russland und<br />
eine Bestimmung ins ZGB aufgenommen, gemäß der ein anderes, auch späteres oder<br />
spezielleres Gesetz, dem ZGB nicht widersprechen dürfe. In Ländern wie den hier untersuchten,<br />
aber auch in Russland, die außerhalb der Verfassung keine weitere Hierarchisierung<br />
von Gesetzen kennen, muss eine solche Norm auf verfassungsrechtliche Bedenken<br />
stoßen, da sie eine Bindung zukünftiger Parlamente impliziert. Tatsächlich hat das russische<br />
Verfassungsgericht die Norm aufgehoben 2 . In der Ukraine ist meines Wissens noch<br />
keine Klärung der Verfassungslage erfolgt, ich meine aber, dass dort nichts anderes gilt<br />
als in Russland. Georgien und Moldawien haben in Anbetracht dieser Situation völlig auf<br />
eine Herausstellung des ZGB verzichtet und die bekannten Geltungsgrundsätze der Spezialität<br />
und der zeitlichen Folge kodifiziert.<br />
Das zweite Problem betrifft die Technik der Kodifikation. Aus der sowjetischen<br />
Zeit hat sich die Gewohnheit erhalten, in einem ‚Kodex’ allgemeine Grundsätze zu einer<br />
zu regelnden Materie aufzustellen und diese dann in Sondergesetzen zu spezifizieren<br />
1 Vgl. Art. 4 II des ukrainischen ZGB.<br />
2 Urteil des Verfassungsgerichts der russischen Föderation vom 05.11.1999, in: SZ 1999, Nr. 52, Pos. 6460.<br />
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(oder das zu vergessen). In diesem Sinne finden sich im ukrainischen und moldawischen<br />
ZGB eine Reihe von Vorschriften über juristische Personen, über die verschiedenen Gesellschaftsformen,<br />
über die Umwandlung, über ihren Zusammenschluss, die Liquidation<br />
etc., die nicht eine modernen Anforderungen entsprechende Regelungstiefe haben und die<br />
dementsprechend durch besondere Aktiengesetze etc ergänzt werden. Es lässt sich leicht<br />
denken, dass diese Technik zu Dopplungen, Widersprüchen und Abstimmungsproblemen<br />
führt, die nicht leicht zu durchschauen sind. Dementsprechend hat der georgische Gesetzgeber<br />
konsequent eine Gesetzgebungsmethode verfolgt, Materien entweder vollständig<br />
im ZGB zu regeln oder vollständig in Sondergesetzen. Was dabei das besonders komplexe<br />
Gesellschaftsrecht angeht, so haben die mit der Rechtsreform Betrauten seinerzeit<br />
diese Materie getrennt und vor dem aufwendigen ZGB erarbeitet, weil zu Recht die Regierung<br />
der Auffassung war, dass dies rasch in Kraft treten müsse, um ein organisatorisches<br />
Vakuum zu füllen. Eine Strukturnotwendigkeit treibt dazu nicht, wie man am niederländischen,<br />
aber auch am aserbaidschanischen ZGB sieht, wo das Gesellschaftsrecht<br />
vollständig integriert ist mit der Folge, dass es keine Sondergesetze zu der Materie gibt.<br />
Mit dieser Problematik verwandt aber doch auf einer anderen Ebene liegt eine Gefahr,<br />
die eher aus der Sphäre internationaler Geber-Organisationen erwächst als aus nationalen<br />
Verhältnissen. Es ist bekannt, dass z.B. die EBRD ein Modellgesetz über ‚secured<br />
transactions’, über registrierte Pfandrechte erarbeitet hat, die IFC eines über Leasing,<br />
USAID über Nichtregierungsorganisationen und es ist verständlich, dass die Organisationen<br />
ihre Modelle gern in so vielen Ländern wie möglich in Geltung bringen möchten. Das<br />
geschieht bisweilen mit relativ rüden Methoden und insbesondere ohne Rücksicht darauf,<br />
dass die Materien im ZGB bereits geregelt sind. So gibt es inzwischen in Georgien ein<br />
Leasing-Gesetz, das dem ZGB offen widerspricht. Der Wertungswiderspruch liegt insbesondere<br />
darin, dass die ZGB-Gesetzgeber – ähnlich wie die Rechtsprechung des deutschen<br />
BGH 1 – dem Schutz des Leasingnehmers im Falle des Ausfalls des Lieferanten<br />
Vorrang einräumen, weil sie davon ausgehen, dass für lange Zeit Georgier sich eher in<br />
der Rolle der Leasingnehmer befinden werden. Demgegenüber vertritt das IFC-inspirierte<br />
Modell die Interessen der Leasinggeber und überwälzt die Risiken weitgehend auf den<br />
Leasingnehmer.<br />
Das Beispiel belegt, dass nicht nur rechtspolitische Wertungen auf dem Spiel stehen,<br />
sondern eine reale Gefahr der Auszehrung des ZGB besteht, die gerade in den jungen<br />
unabhängigen Staaten zu Rechtsunsicherheit, Instabilität, Intransparenz und einer<br />
unzureichenden Rechtsanwendung beitragen.<br />
Nach diesen Bemerkungen zur Entstehungsgeschichte, Methode und Technik der<br />
Privatrechtsgesetzgebung möchte ich auf einige markante Punkte und Unterschiede zwischen<br />
den Gesetzen Georgiens, Moldawiens und der Ukraine eingehen, die einerseits eine<br />
klare Verankerung in der kontinental-europäischen Kodifikations-Tradition dokumentie-<br />
1 Vgl. dazu Palandt-Weidenkaff, BGB, 66. Aufl. 2007, Rdnr. 55 ff; W. Däubler, BGB kompakt, 2. Aufl.<br />
2003, S. 778 ff.<br />
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en und andererseits spezifische Probleme des Übergangs erkennen lassen.<br />
Zum Gemeinsamen und meines Erachtens Dauerhaften – jeweils mit Einschränkungen<br />
und in kaum zu verantwortender Knappheit und Unvollständigkeit: Die Gesetzgeber<br />
aller drei Länder haben sich entschlossen, dem ZGB einen Allgemeinen Teil voranzustellen<br />
und von dem alten ideologischen und sterilen Streit um dessen ‚antivitalistischen’<br />
Charakter 1 nicht beeindrucken lassen.<br />
Das Recht der juristischen Personen ist teilweise im Allgemeinen Teil der ZGB,<br />
teilweise in besonderen Gesetzen geregelt. Es kennt die auch in Deutschland bekannten<br />
Typen der Personal- und der Kapitalgesellschaften, wobei nur die Ukraine – wie andere<br />
GUS-Mitglieder und offensichtlich verschiedenen ausländischen Beratern folgend – neben<br />
der GmbH auch die geschlossene Aktiengesellschaft zulässt, wohl eher aus Unkenntnis<br />
der Tatsache, dass diese beiden Gesellschaftsformen gleiche Regelungszwecke verfolgen.<br />
Georgien hatte darüber hinaus detaillierte Vorschriften zum Vereins- und zum<br />
Stiftungsrecht ins ZGB eingestellt, die inzwischen unter dem Einfluss von US-Beratern<br />
zu einem modernistischen Brei von NGO-Recht verwässert worden sind. In Moldawien<br />
hat sich die Konzeption des Vereins- und Stiftungsrechts hingegen erhalten können. Die<br />
ZGB der drei Länder sind aus guten Gründen nicht dem Beispiel des Modell-ZGB und<br />
des russischen ZGB gefolgt und haben die merkwürdige Rechtsfigur des juristischen Person<br />
des Staatsunternehmens oder ‚unitarischen’ Unternehmens ohne Eigentum und Vermögen<br />
und geleitet in ‚operativer Verwaltung’ von Managern ohne zivilrechtliche Verantwortlichkeit<br />
nicht aufgenommen. Allerdings finden sich diese konstruktiven und ökonomischen<br />
Missgeburten, die die Ausplünderung der sowjetischen Staatsbetriebe jedenfalls<br />
erleichtert haben, im ukrainischen Wirtschaftskodex.<br />
Die allgemeinen Bestimmungen zum Rechtsgeschäft runden den Allgemeinen Teil<br />
der drei ZGB ab. Dabei hat nur Georgien die alten und schwerfälligen Formvorschriften<br />
des sowjetischen Zivilrechts abgestreift und lässt wesentlich Mündlichkeit und im übrigen<br />
Parteiautonomie zu. Moldawien und die Ukraine verlangen, im Einklang mit dem<br />
GUS-Modell-ZGB aber gegen die Modernität auch internationaler Konventionen 2 ,<br />
Schriftform bei allen Verträgen juristischer Personen und bei Verträgen mit einigem wirtschaftlichen<br />
Gewicht, knüpfen aber an ihr Fehlen – in französischer Tradition – Beweisfolgen<br />
und nicht die materielle Folge der Unwirksamkeit 3 .<br />
Das aus vertretbaren Gründen dem Allgemeinen Teil folgende Sachenrecht Georgiens<br />
und Moldawiens hat im Gegensatz zur sowjetischen Tradition und zum GUS-<br />
Modell-ZGB und auch im Gegensatz zur Ukraine den Besitz ebenso geregelt wie das<br />
Nachbarschaftsrecht und einen einheitlichen Eigentumsbegriff eingeführt. Das ukrainische<br />
ZGB kennt noch verschiedene, nach Subjekten unterschiedene Eigentumsformen,<br />
u.a. das Eigentum ‚des ukrainischen Volkes’ , das staatliche und das kommunale Eigen-<br />
1<br />
Dazu bes. F. Wieacker, Privatrechtsgeschichte der Neuzeit, 2. Aufl. 1967, S. 486 ff.<br />
2<br />
Vgl. nur Art. 11 des UN-Übereinkommens über Verträge über den internationalen Handelskauf vom<br />
11.04.1980.<br />
3<br />
Vgl. Art. 208 ukrZGB; Art.413 moldZGB.<br />
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tum (Art. 324 ff UkrZGB), ohne allerdings daran irgendwelche diskriminierende oder<br />
privilegierende Rechtsfolgen zu knüpfen. Im übrigen folgt der Eigentumsschutz, seine<br />
Übertragung, die Regeln zu beschränkten dinglichen Rechten bekannten Traditionen.<br />
Das Schuldrecht gliedert sich den drei Ländern in klassischer Manier und wesentlich<br />
mit klassischen Inhalten in einen Allgemeinen und einen Besonderen Teil. Die Besonderen<br />
Teile enthalten verschiedene Vertragstypen inklusive - wie bereits ausgeführt -<br />
Verträge, die typischerweise in der gewerblichen Sphäre entstehen, die gesetzlichen<br />
Schuldverhältnisse wie Geschäftsführung ohne Auftrag, Deliktsrecht unter Einbeziehung<br />
der Produkthaftung und Bereicherungsrecht. Dabei machen alle ZGB klar, dass das Zivilrecht<br />
auch für den Staat und die anderen öffentlich-rechtlichen Personen gilt, wenn sie<br />
sich am Markt betätigen.<br />
Vieles könnte zum Schuldrecht gesagt werden, was den Umfang eines Referates<br />
bei weitem sprengen müsste. Ich will mich auf drei, mir auch aus symbolischen Gründen<br />
wichtig scheinende Anmerkungen beschränken.<br />
Zum ersten: Alle ZGB bekennen sich zum Grundsatz der Freiheit zum Abschluss<br />
und zur Inhaltsgestaltung von Verträgen, schränken allerdings beide aus guten, meist<br />
sozial- und verbraucherschutzpolitischen Gründen ein. Das gilt z.B. bei der Nutzung Allgemeiner<br />
Geschäftsbedingungen. Während aber das georgische und das moldawische<br />
ZGB einen Kontrahierungszwang für einerseits marktbeherrschende Unternehmen und<br />
andererseits in Situationen existentieller Abhängigkeit eingeführt haben, folgt das ukrainische<br />
ZGB dem Modell-ZGB und erstreckt den Kontrahierungszwang nach meiner<br />
Überzeugung völlig unangemessen auf alle gewerblichen Vertragpartner, also auch auf<br />
den Zeitungskiosk. Art. 633 ukrZGB verpflichtet die Partner der zu Unrecht „öffentlich“<br />
genannten Verträge gewerblich Tätiger nicht nur zum Vertragsschluss, sondern auch zu<br />
inhaltlich gleicher Gestaltung der Verträge.<br />
Zum zweiten: Schadensersatzansprüche auch bei im Zusammenhang vertraglicher<br />
Leistungsstörungen setzen in guter kontinentaler Tradition ein Verschulden voraus, wobei<br />
der Maßstab des Vertretenmüssens objektiv definiert wird. Das unterscheidet sich nicht<br />
vom etwa deutschen Recht. In der Ukraine wird aber – wiederum in der Nachfolge des<br />
Modell-ZGB – differenziert: die Verschuldenshaftung gilt nur für die nicht-gewerblich<br />
Tätigen, während gewerblich Tätige für eigenes Handeln und für das ihrer Handlungsgehilfen<br />
verschuldensunabhängig haften. Ich sehe für diese Differenzierung keinen sachlichen<br />
Grund und erkenne so etwas wie einen anti-kapitalistischen Grundreflex.<br />
Zum dritten: Das sowjetische Zivilrecht kannte eine Reihe von besonderen Wirtschaftsverträgen,<br />
die unter das übliche Abstraktionsniveau des besonderen Vertragsrechts<br />
gingen und im damaligen Wirtschaftssystem ihre Berechtigung gehabt haben<br />
mögen. Das galt etwa für das Kaufrecht, wo neben den allgemeinen Bestimmungen für<br />
den Kaufvertrag Sondervorschriften mit häufig geringem kodifikatorischen Gehalt galten:<br />
für den sogenannten Liefervertrag, für landwirtschaftliche Produkte, für Energie etc. Ähnlich<br />
wurde mit anderen Vertragstypen verfahren, also etwa dem Werkvertrag oder dem<br />
Mietvertrag wobei im Gesetz bis hin zur Miete von Fahrzeugen mit und ohne Fahrer un-<br />
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terschieden wurde. Man erinnert sich, dass auch in Deutschland vor einigen Jahrzehnten<br />
eine rechtspolitische Debatte über die Senkung des Abstraktionsniveaus geführt worden<br />
ist. Georgien hat mit dieser Tradition am weitesten gebrochen und beschränkt die Regelungen<br />
des ZGB auf die klassischen Vertragstypen, Moldawien hat einen Mittelweg beschlossen<br />
und kennt z.B. ein Sonderkaufrecht für Unternehmen (ohne dass nach asset-<br />
und share-Kauf unterschieden würde), während die Ukraine sich von der sowjetischen, im<br />
Modell-ZGB fortgeführten Tradition nicht hat lösen können. Nach wie vor und ohne guten<br />
Grund sieht das ukrainische ZGB besondere Bestimmungen für den sogenannten Lieferungsvertrag<br />
(Art. 712 ff), den „Kontraktvertrag“ für landwirtschaftliche Produkte (Art.<br />
633 ff) und den Kauf von Energie (Art. 714 ff).<br />
Zum Schluss und ebenfalls in der Absicht der Exemplarietät stelle ich noch zwei<br />
Regelungen vor, die im Zusammenhang bekannter Rechtsinstitute, nämlich dem<br />
Hypothekentrecht und dem Wohnungseigentumsrecht, die sozialen Schwierigkeiten und<br />
Besonderheiten des Übergangs zu einer Markt- und Geldwirtschaft aufnehmen sollten.<br />
In seiner ersten Fassung sah Art. 303 Abs. 2 des georgischen ZGB vor, dass bei einer<br />
Hypothekenverwertung der Schuldner und bisherige Grundstückseigentümer das<br />
Recht hatte, seine alte Wohnung als Mieter weiter zu bewohnen, natürlich unter Erfüllung<br />
seiner neuen Pflichten aus einem Mietvertrag. Die mögliche Folge einer erschwerten<br />
Verwertung wurde gesehen und aus sozialpolitischen Gründen ausdrücklich in Kauf genommen.<br />
Diese Vorschrift ist inzwischen - insbesondere auf Drängen der Weltbank -<br />
aufgehoben worden. Darüber hinaus gibt es in Georgien rechtspolitische Überlegungen,<br />
das Grundstücksrecht weiter zu liberalisieren und die zwingende notarielle Beurkundung<br />
von Grundstücksgeschäften abzuschaffen. Wiederum ginge dies auf Kosten des sozialen<br />
Schutzes, da die strengen Formvorschriften im wesentlichen eine Warnfunktion erfüllten.<br />
Eine andere Vorschrift des georgischen ZGB räumt einem Wohnungseigentümer<br />
die Möglichkeit ein, seine Beiträge in die Gemeinschaft ganz oder teilweise durch Arbeitsleistung<br />
zu erbringen, die nach objektiven Kriterien monetär bewertet werden muss<br />
(Art. 230 geoZGB). Der Zweck liegt auf der Hand. Viele der im Zuge der Massenprivatisierung<br />
von Wohnungen entstandenen neuen Wohnungseigentümer konnten die erforderlichen<br />
Geldleistungen nicht erbringen und waren vom Verlust ihrer Wohnungen bedroht.<br />
Die Vorschrift sollte hier einen Ausweg weisen. Über ihre praktische Bedeutung ist mir<br />
allerdings nichts bekannt.<br />
In der Zusammenfassung lässt sich sagen, dass die Privatrechtsordnungen der drei<br />
Länder Georgien, Moldawien und Ukraine - nicht anders als andere Länder - deutliche<br />
Spuren des Übergangs erkennen lassen, überwiegend aber auf gesetzliche Stabilität zielen,<br />
wie sie der Kodifikationsidee des europäischen Kontinents entspricht. Sicherlich ist<br />
noch manches weiterzuentwickeln. Dabei ist vor vielen raschen und häufig kurzatmigen<br />
Reformen und Reförmchen zu warnen, da Stabilität und Rechtssicherheit gerade in Gesellschaften<br />
des Übergangs hohe Güter sind.<br />
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LAW, ECONOMICS = samarTali, ekonomika<br />
GIORGI RUSIASHVILI, NINO KETSBAIA<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
ACTUAL CONDITION OF GEORGIAN ECONOMICS<br />
AT THE BEGINNING OF 2010<br />
In the last period in press and television there is announced the information by Ministry<br />
of Economic Development and Investment Agency about the economic development<br />
of Georgian economy 1 and that at the beginning of 2010 its rating in economic freedom<br />
of doing business is assessed as 11 th place among 183 countries in the globe. It means<br />
that Georgia is not ahead of only 10 countries such as including with consequence:<br />
Singapore, New Zealand, Honk Kong, USA, Great Britain, Denmark, Ireland, Canada,<br />
Australia and Norway. What can we say about this? If this condition is true, we have a reason<br />
for national proud as the USA economy for example is comprising 23,0-23,5% of<br />
the global economy; Singapore and Honk Kong far ago are regarded as Far East “tigers”<br />
making the economic miracle and giving the best example of the economic model based<br />
on the labor productivity; we can say more on the Irish economy which is considered as<br />
the most competitive economy by innovative, human capital oriented economy alongside<br />
with Israel and Finland and which alongside with Denmark and Norway consistently occupies<br />
the first place in the world by per capita value during the last decade thus composing<br />
the best living places in the globe by the living conditions.<br />
From its side Great Britain and Canada are members of G8; Canada is the closest<br />
partner of USA in terms of foreign trade, monetary and customs affairs, and Great Britain<br />
is the world financial and banking centre. Australia and New Zeeland compose 5,38% of<br />
the world territory.<br />
11,2173% of the world gross domestic product comes on these 10 countries<br />
(60,689,812 2 – 60,115,459 3 – 62,250,000 4 USD); (despite of USA economy); (Great Britain<br />
– 2,674,085 – 2,645,593 – 2,787,000 USD, Canada – 1,510,957 – 1,400,091 –<br />
1,564,000 USD, Australia – 1,010,699 – 1,015,217 – 1,069,000 USD, Norway –<br />
456,226 – 449,996 – 481,100 million USD, Denmark 342,925 – 342,672 – 369,600 million<br />
USD, Ireland – 273,328 – 281,776 – 285,000 million USD, Honk Kong – 215,559 –<br />
215,355 – 223,800 million USD, Singapore – 181,939 – 181,948 – 154,500 million USD,<br />
New Zeeland – 128,492 – 130,693, - 135,700 million USD), when according to the best<br />
1<br />
In Georgia in 2008 the real GDP growth in compare to the last year consisted only 6,7% and Georgia thus<br />
occupies the last place in the group of the South Caucasus – Central Asia (Azerbaijan, Armenia, Uzbekistan,<br />
Turkmenistan, Georgia). For the group the maximal meaning is 15,6% (by this parameter Azerbaijan is<br />
leading, also its GDP is twice as high as GDP of both countries – Georgia and Armenia - in total).<br />
2<br />
IMF data.<br />
3<br />
World Bank data.<br />
4<br />
CIA’s economic department data.<br />
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estimates the per capita value with ppp correction in 2008 in Georgia was 4700 USD and<br />
did not exceed 4863-4897 USD 1 .<br />
In the present article we will discuss the methodological aspects of the referred research<br />
thus critically assessing its scientific reliability and fidelity. The head of the research<br />
team “Doing Business Series” is Mr. Simeon Jankow, a chief economist of the<br />
World Bank, who made the research. He also actively collaborates with the Free University<br />
of Georgia. The research is done in studying 10 components, such as 1) abilities to start<br />
the new business in the country; 2) easiness to get the state license on construction; 3) easiness<br />
of the procedures of hiring the employees; 4) registration of the property; 5) getting the<br />
credits; 6) security of investments and investors in the country; 7) culture of paying the taxes;<br />
8) openness of the trade out of borders; 9) contracts enforcement; 10) easiness of business<br />
liquidation. These 10 criteria give the weighted average parameter which gives the value<br />
based on the approximation places the country in the rating list with the relevant place<br />
number. This final parameter is called easiness of doing the business in the country.<br />
First of all let us study the place which Georgia possessed according to each of these<br />
components: Abilities to start the new business in the country – the fifth place; Easiness<br />
to get the state license on construction – the seventh place; Easiness of the procedures<br />
of hiring the employees – the ninth place; Registration of the property – the second<br />
place; Getting the credits – the 30 th place; Security of investments and investors in the country<br />
– the 41 st place; Culture of paying the taxes – the 64 th place; Openness of the trade<br />
out of borders – the 30 th place; Contracts enforcement – the 41 st place; Easiness of business<br />
liquidation – 95 th place.<br />
Simple analysis of this situation gives the ground not to be skeptical about the actual<br />
condition of Georgian business environment. First of all it is notable that the situation is rather<br />
weak in such positions as getting credits, investors and investments protection, culture<br />
of paying the taxes, openness of trading out of borders, and contracts enforcement.<br />
If getting the credits and openness of trading out of borders are depending not only<br />
on local factors but also on other systematic risks, being of the world countries from 22,4<br />
% to 35 % in terms of such parameters as investors and investments protection in the country,<br />
culture of paying taxes, and contracts enforcement is not desirable from doing business<br />
perspective. It must be separately mentioned the difficulties related with the business<br />
liquidation (currently the 95 th place for Georgia), by which we have worse position than<br />
such corruptive states as Russia – the 92 nd place and Nigeria – the 94 th place. Although it<br />
is noteworthy to mention that the given mathematical apparatus 2 cannot be perfect as the<br />
minimal and maximal scores variation is too high. Particularly, “the statistical error” probability<br />
3 is 489,1552% (2 2 /∆Zn – 95 2 /∆Zn), which indicates the fact that the more reliable<br />
methodology usage is recommended which would give better estimation of the results by<br />
1<br />
IMF, WB and CIA data for year 2008.<br />
2<br />
We would like to note that it is without doubt that the distinguished authors collected the trustworthy,<br />
reliable and objective sources for the information.<br />
3<br />
Here often its used “double checking approach”.<br />
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scaling in case of higher fluctuation spread of the scores (namely such condition is characterized<br />
for Georgian economy).<br />
The initial status of the countries indexes is following according to the original research<br />
(Singapore, New Zealand, Hong Kong, China, the USA, Great Britain, Denmark,<br />
Ireland, Canada, Australia, Norway, Georgia, etc., e.i. the 12 th place from 183). As it is<br />
seen from the graph the lesser number of the score means the easiness of doing the business<br />
in the country (less licensing, certification and regulation; lesser state or shadow<br />
“bribing”; higher social loyalty etc.) and thus is a sign of economic freedom and success.<br />
However after deeper look into the data we found that it is obvious that the final place given<br />
to all the countries does not fairly represent the scores accumulated, which could be<br />
explained by the artificial end results oriented manipulation of the figures.<br />
Respectively the given countries would be more eligible to place in the following<br />
list, which at the same time represents our recommendation (the list is composed by us:<br />
Singapore, New Zealand, Hong Kong, China, the USA, Great Britain, Denmark, Ireland,<br />
Canada, Australia, Norway, Georgia, Iceland, Thailand, Finland, Japan, etc.).This list is<br />
more fair proceeding from our research purposes. However our observation had shown<br />
that the research has one more weakness in terms of granting the respective place to each<br />
country according to the 10 parameters. We believe that for the better calibration of the end<br />
results each country shall be given with the unique listing number which corresponds to the<br />
given parameter without uniting the countries in the groups by the principle in which they appeared<br />
in the original data list 1 .<br />
Proceeding from it, based on the 10 parameters the actual position of the countries<br />
is as follows. Respectively by the synthesis of the given parameters based on the proper<br />
calibration we receive new systematized list which not only significantly differs from the<br />
original list composed by the WB group headed by Mr. Jankow, but also from the second<br />
rating list modified by us (Singapore, New Zealand, Hong Kong, China, the USA, Great<br />
Britain, Denmark, Ireland, Canada, Australia, Norway, Georgia, Iceland, Thailand,<br />
Finland, etc. e.i. Georgia occupies the 12 th place from 183 countries.)<br />
We believe that our work will awaken in general higher scientific skepticism in<br />
manipulating by rough figures with eclectically modeling the end results, and in particular<br />
in reviewing of Georgian economy’s real condition, including from the point of easing of<br />
doing the business, which our country needs for business protection and development.<br />
1 Comment is that the alphabetical numeration of the countries is neglected.<br />
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PHILOLOGY = filologia<br />
EKA DADIANI<br />
Akaki Tsereteli State University<br />
TO DETECT “AV/-AM” VERBAL SUFFIXES IN IMERKHEVI DIALECT<br />
In the article there is studied verbal suffixes of an ancient dialect of the Georgian<br />
Language – Imerkheuli (Imerkhevi speech). Imerkhevi dialect, which has been survived<br />
on the Turkish territory, in particular in Imerkhevi, in the ancient Georgian province, keeps<br />
significant verbal suffixes, that was typical for the old Georgian language. Ancient<br />
forms of verbal suffixes which were not kept in modern literary Georgian language have<br />
been preserved in colloquial language of the Georgians living in Imerkhevi. In this respect<br />
Imerkhevi dialect of the Georgian language is really one of the richest researching<br />
material from the standpoint of searching old verbal forms and their restoration. It is noteworthy<br />
that in Imerkhevi speech are found verbal forms typical for the old Georgian language<br />
and dialectical forms as well, which makes this dialect more valuable and inescapable<br />
in studying and restoration process of the Georgian language.<br />
In the given article there are represented -AV/-AM verbal suffixes in Imerkhevi<br />
speech and their function in literacy Georgian and other dialects. Detection of –AM mark<br />
in Imerkhevi speech, like literacy language and other dialects, is relatively limited, instead<br />
of it, verbs with -AV suffixes are often met. Our research is based on living materials,<br />
which is found in Imerkhevi during the summer expeditions in 2006, 2007, 2009.<br />
1. -AV/-AM suffixes as a rule are unchanged in three persons of singular of Present-Future<br />
and I-II persons of plural.<br />
In Imerkhevi speech there are frequent cases of interchange of –AV and –AM suffexes<br />
with other signs of verbal roots. –AV and –AM suffexes are changed with other affixes<br />
relatively rarely . Such interchange in scientific literature are called morphological<br />
alternation (Jorbenadze 1998:641). The confirmation of this view are numerous examples,<br />
which were recorded earlier by Shushana Putkaradze and later we recorded them during<br />
the above mentioned expeditions. These are the best examples for enriching Georgian<br />
dialectology.<br />
According to the recorded materials it turned out that in Imerkhevi speech –AM<br />
rarely replaces another suffix, and – AM suffix is represented with such a verb, which<br />
has – EV affix in Georgian literary language and dialects.<br />
-AV/-AM verbal suffixes in the Georgian literary language and dialects are widely<br />
spread. Their main function is production of stem of Present (Future); they are also met in<br />
derived series from Present-Future, in I “turmeobiti”. -AV/-AM signs are added to different<br />
types of verbs.<br />
Verbs with –AV and – AM affixes mainly have the same changes and -AV/-AM<br />
suffixes are presented in different phonetic versions in Imerkhevi dialect;<br />
2. There are frequent cases of interchange of –AV and –AM suffixes with other<br />
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signs of grammar roots: -AV
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PHILOLOGY = filologia<br />
MAIA MIKAUTADZE<br />
Akaki Tsereteli State University<br />
TO SOME ARCHAIC LEXICAL UNITS IN IMERKHEVI SPEECH<br />
Archaic words or expressions are often found in Imerkhevi speech which has been<br />
separated from literary Georgian for several centuries. A part of these words and forms<br />
are no longer actively used in modern Georgian literary language, and the part can be found<br />
with different meanings. Such words-forms are confirmed in speech of Imerkhevian<br />
Georgians, which are often found in another Georgian dialects.<br />
In this article some important archaic words-forms of Imerkhevi are discussed, for<br />
example: tskhro – “fever”, khoromi – “one way hay”, ushtruji – “feeble, plain”, metsetskeba<br />
– “hate”.<br />
The paper highlights that indicated words-forms have been still found in archaic<br />
meaning in Imerkhevi dialect; there are also shown Georgian origin of these forms. In the<br />
research we will use as the texts of N. Marr and Sh. Putkaradze, as own materials obtained<br />
during the expeditions organized in Imerkhevi in 2006-2009 by Scientific-Research<br />
Institute of Georgian Dialectology of Akaki Tsereteli State University.<br />
The studied issue clearly indicates that Imerkhevi dialect of the Georgian language<br />
and the people speaking it, who have been isolated from the Georgian literary language<br />
and other Georgian dialects for centuries, despite of active influence of the Turkish language<br />
(the process of receiving Islam, the Ottoman state language policy, etc.) kept ancient<br />
archaic forms of the Georgian language. This fact gives a special value to importance and<br />
role of Imerkhevi dialect in issues of searching and studying of archaic forms of the Georgian<br />
language.<br />
References<br />
� Abuladze 1973: Abuladze I., Old Georgian Language Dictionary, Tb., 1973.<br />
� Marr 1911: Marr N., Diary of a trip to Shavsheti and Klarjeti: “George Merchule.<br />
Life of St. Gregory Gandzeli”, St. – Petersburg, 1911 (in Russian language).<br />
� Sarjveladze 1995: Sarjveladze Z., Old Georgian Language Dictionary, Tb., 1995.<br />
� Sulkhan Saba 1991: Sulkhan Saba Orbeliani, Georgian Dictionary, I, Prepared<br />
according to autography lists, research and index of explanation vocabulary were<br />
added by Ilia Abuladze, Tbilisi. 1991.<br />
� Sulkhan Saba 1993: Sulkhan Saba Orbeliani, Georgian Dictionary, II, Prepared<br />
according to autography lists, research and index of explanation vocabulary were<br />
added by Ilia Abuladze, Tbilisi. 1993.<br />
� Fenrikh, Sarjveladze 1990: Fenrich H., Sarjveladze Z., Etymological Dictio-
nary of Georgian Languages, Tbilisi. 1990.<br />
� Putkaradze 1989: Putkaradze T., to the history of - ken suffix, ike, XXVIII, Tbilisi.<br />
1989.<br />
� Putkaradze 1993: Putkaradze Sh., Our Georgians (chveneburebi), Batumi. 1993.<br />
� Chikobava 1950: Explanatory Dictionary of the Georgian language, with common<br />
edition of Prof. Arn. Chikobava, vol. I, Tbilisi. 1950.<br />
� Chikobava 1964: Explanatory Dictionary of the Georgian language, with common<br />
edition of Prof. Arn. Chikobava, vol. VIII, Tbilisi. 1964.<br />
� Kajaia 2001: Kajaia O., Megrelian-Georgian Dictionary, Vol. I, Tbilisi. 2001.<br />
� Kajaia 2002: Kajaia O., Megrelian-Georgian Dictionary, Vol. III, Tbilisi. 2002.<br />
� Ghlonti 1984: Ghlonti Al., Words of Georgian Dialects, Tbilisi. 1984.<br />
� Chukhua 2000-2003: Chukhua M., Comparative Dictionary of Georgian Dialects,<br />
Tbilisi. 2000-2003.<br />
� Materials obtained in 2006-2009 are stored in Scientific-Research Institute of Georgian<br />
Dialectology of Akaki Tsereteli State University.<br />
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PHILOLOGY = filologia<br />
NATO GULUA<br />
Akaki Tsereteli State University<br />
LEVAN GOTUA’S NOVEL “MITHRIDATES” FACING<br />
EPOCHAL REALITY<br />
In his novel “Mithridates” a well-known writer Levan Gotua represented historical<br />
events in a literary way. He traditionally opposed the existing reality, the Soviet Regime,<br />
and tried to show the examples of the alternative thinking on the basis of background of<br />
events of I-II centuries B.C.<br />
Levan Gotua recalled a powerful monarch – Mithridates VI Eupatorium, who strengthened<br />
the Ponto Kingdom and united the Georgians. He was one of the first Georgian governors,<br />
who fought against the most powerful Roman Empire for almost forty years.<br />
In the novel the beginning of Mithridates’s life is represented, when after his escape<br />
from Ponto he found his shelter in Iberia and actually fulfilled his father’s – Mithridates<br />
V Everget’s (who was killed as a result of treason) aim - he united all the Georgian tribes<br />
against the severe and the most powerful enemy.<br />
Mithridates realized from the very beginning, that he would not be able to resist the<br />
enemy only by means of the tribes, like the Greeks. Great wish, wisdom, love, careful investigation<br />
of the “Georgian Soul” and, what is the most important, great truth, were necessary<br />
for the defence of the country. He had to overcome Georgians’ idividualism of<br />
character and tribness, because only that tribe could win in that battle, which would be<br />
able to unite and strengthen in one.<br />
Mithridates did his best for the counscious unity of the Georgian tribes. In that hard<br />
process the old seniors and Kolkheti-Iberian kings made him support. The most important<br />
thing was that he understood, “saw”, that every Georgian is freeloving from the birth, and<br />
that he cannot live without this sense of freedom. He knew, that only by means of love for<br />
freedom and courage could he win in that terrible battle. So he resisted the slavery, force,<br />
dictature; his aim was unity and freedom.<br />
According to the novel, Mithridates is the first fair and progressively thinking governor,<br />
who preferred free soldiers to slaves and ruined the chaines of slavery with his<br />
own hands.<br />
References:<br />
� Bakradze 1969: A. Bakradze, Mithridates, – “Tsiskari”, #5, Tbilisi. 1969 (in<br />
Georgian language).<br />
� Gaprindashvili, Miresashvili 2008: Gaprindashvili N., Miresashvili M., Basics of
Literary Studies, Tbilisi. 2008 (in Georgian language).<br />
� Gozalishvili 1965: Gozalishvili G., Mithridates Pontoeli (from Pontus), Tbilisi.<br />
1965. (in Georgian language)<br />
� Gotua 1982: Gotua L., Mithridates, Vol. IV, Tbilisi. 1982 (in Georgian language).<br />
� Mirianashvili 1984: Mirianashvili A., Levan Gotua (Life and Creativity), Tbilisi.1984<br />
(in Georgian language).<br />
� Nikoleishvili 2003: Nikoleishvili A., Levan Gotua in the book: Essays of History<br />
of Georgian Literature of the twentieth century, Vol. IV, Kutaisi. 2003 (in<br />
Georgian language).<br />
� Chkeidze 1995: Chkheidze R., Image of Belief and Mithridates, - “Literaturuli<br />
Sakartvelo”, 1995, March 10-17 (in Georgian language).<br />
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PHILOLOGY = filologia<br />
MAKA DOLIDZE<br />
Sokhumi State University<br />
THE GEORGIAN JOURNAL “CHVENI ERI” (“OUR NATION”)<br />
At the beginning of the XX century important events happened in Georgia. Defeating<br />
of 1905-1907 year revolution was followed by reaction period. Repressions started.<br />
Jails were full of prisoners, imprisoned people were sent from Georgia without hearing of<br />
the case in the court. In exile Chola Lomtatidze, Irodion Evdoshvili died. Niko Khizanishvili,<br />
Gola Chitadze, Saba Kldiashvili and etc. were killed by terrorists. Ilia Chavachavadze<br />
was murdered for defending interests of Georgia and Georgian people.<br />
The part of Georgian nation strictly came forward against unfairness and in 1909<br />
founded “The secrete group of restoring of Georgian independence” in Tbilisi, which<br />
consisted of: Petre Surguladze, Giorgi Gvazava, Mikhako Tsereteli, Giorgi Machabeli,<br />
Givi Dekanozishvili, Leo Kereselidze and etc.<br />
On September 13, 1909 this group published the journal “Eri”. Its editor and publisher<br />
was Petre Surguladze. The magazine did not exist for a long time. Only two numbers<br />
of it were published. On October 20, 1909 after publishing the second number the journal<br />
was closed.<br />
After closing the magazine “Eri” on 27 September of 1909 weekly anthology<br />
“Chveni Eri” was published, the editor and publisher of which was Niko Lortkipanidze,<br />
Kita Abashidze, Al. Proneli (Al. Kipshidze), Pilipe Gogichaishvili, Akaki Tsereteli, Vazha-Pshavela,<br />
Z. Edili (Edilashvili), Sandro Shanshiashvili and etc. collaborated in it.<br />
The journal “Chveni Eri” was continuation of “Eri”. Its program and employee<br />
composition was as same as in case of journal “Eri”. “Chveni eri” had ten departments:<br />
1) Review about the national, economic and political lives; 2) Articles of the necessary<br />
questions; 3) Chronicle about the special methods, facts and phenomena; 4) Poems, stories,<br />
stages and plays; 5) Reminiscences and memories; 6) Critics and the bibliographies;<br />
7) Arts – theatre and music; 8) Letters and correspondences; 9) Education and science;<br />
10) Advertisements; The goal of the journal was fighting against Russification regime<br />
and for independence of homeland. Each article or letter paid great attention to education<br />
and the existing situation in Georgia.<br />
The editorial of the journal speaks about saving Georgian language in the first<br />
number. It could not get on with that learning-education was not proceeding in their<br />
mother tongue and announced with indignation that: “…we receive knowledge in foreign<br />
language, what causes impoverishment of national language, stopping of its growing and<br />
disfigurement of the development of whole nation intellect” (“Chveni Eri” 1909:3). The<br />
editorial of the magazine tried to find such ways and means that would facilitate the im-
provement of education, growing the pupils with sense of national self- consciousness, rising<br />
and strengthening the interest and love of a native language. He called up readers to<br />
take care of native language. It is gentle creature which needs special attention and help.<br />
The journal considered school as one of the Georgian language disturbing means,<br />
from which everything Georgian, everything national was banished. School was one of<br />
the basic ways of bringing up the young generation and developing education. It was impossible<br />
to exist without education and school.<br />
In one publication we read that the lessons of Georgian language must become obligatory,<br />
Georgian language is not learnt anywhere as nation requests it. One of the publicists<br />
is indignant for that society and teachers are not worried about it at all. The government<br />
does not execute anything for improvement of Georgian language, because it is suitable<br />
for many people, which helps the politics of Russification of Georgian people.<br />
As we have already mentioned, the main goal of the journal was to fight against<br />
Russificaion regime and awakening freedom ideas in Georgian nation. In this purpose<br />
editorialpgave great importance to the national theatre. He thought that the theatre does<br />
not represent only the mean of aesthetic feelings but also it is public educator. The theatre<br />
helps civil development and thus national concern. It is preacher of public ideas. “When<br />
the way of free thinking, joining, arranging of public affairs is closed for people, in that<br />
case such art branch as theatre is given special meaning” (“Chveni Eri” 1909:9)<br />
In the journal was published Mikheil Tsereteli’s (pseudonym B) review “Georgian<br />
theatre”, where the plays “Native town” and “Medea” were discussed. The destination of<br />
journal was improvement condition of Georgian people and that is why it is not surprising<br />
that the journal gave great place to the representatives of different nations inhabiting in<br />
Georgia, who tried to squeeze Georgians. For this reason we must mention the article by<br />
G. Gvazava “Eroba” 3, where is spoken about those Armenians, who came forward against<br />
Georgians”.<br />
Even throne city of Georgia was subsequently transferred to Armenians. Unfair court<br />
law of Russia gave the Armenians municipal authority toop The publicist considered<br />
keeping Tbilisi as an only way for saving Georgia. He knew very well that losing Tbilisi<br />
would cut the head of Georgia and burry political faith for ages.<br />
The journal considered awakening of Georgian people, increasing national selfconsciousness<br />
and fighting for better future as its destination. “…Each conscious Georgian<br />
is obligated to gather his whole power and strongly fight against our destroying powers<br />
– Georgian nation is oppressed, its personality is trembled down and you know how<br />
far this trembling down went”. “Chveni Eri” warned us in this manner at the beginning of<br />
the past century and wished to see soon Georgian people free and independent. In the journal<br />
“Chveni Eri”, except political materials, literature compositions were printed, which<br />
served for awakening of Georgian patriotic feelings. In this way we must mention the<br />
story “Bear” by Vazha-Pshavela, where the author tells us about a violator bear, which invaded<br />
into another’s garden, broke there corn-cobs, beat angry owner of the garden and<br />
his family and satisfied went to the forest. When the animals learnt about this, they bent<br />
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heads and obeyed the bear. The story “Bear” by Vazha-Pshavela is allegoric. Honest working<br />
person is represented as Ninia in the story whose rights always are disturbed by some<br />
stranger. And when he resists, it becomes upset and does everything, so everybody is<br />
afraid and obeys him. “Powerless obey the powerful, because your life is in his hands or<br />
ours-they say. It is needed that everybody’s mind works only in this way and not in another”,<br />
– ironically says Vazha.<br />
He shows as a bear violent, good for nothing person, who reached something once<br />
in his life in wrong way and he became so proud of it that he did not even look at anyone.<br />
He even ate the donkey who visited him as a guest and did not feel himself guilty. Vazha<br />
fairly says with words of strong and brave lion “How! I, lion, the king of animals, must<br />
visit a dirty, horrible bear , which violated unarmed people and tore everythingpI defeated<br />
thousand and five hundred armed people and nobody congratulated me, I must go and<br />
congratulate him defeating the poor, starving people. I must congratulate that devourer<br />
of dead bodies!” It is interesting, what does Vazha want to say, may be that in that society<br />
impertinent behavior is more respected than courageous. A liar is respected more<br />
than an honest person. How can anybody obey or respect a bear when there exists a<br />
strong and honest lion.<br />
For Vazha hospitality is one of the most important law. He knows well that the guest<br />
must be respected and must not be insulted and its violation is breaking of this law<br />
and an insolent bear broke it and even was not sorry for that “because the bear is strong<br />
and the donkey is week, the former is the master and the last - serf… serfdom, if we<br />
say, must be exactly this”.<br />
Vazha-Pshavela, who knew very well the power of serfdom, saw that strong person always<br />
oppressed the week one, autocracy oppressed Georgian people and that is why he fought<br />
from the <strong>page</strong>s of the journal “Chveni Eri” for awakening of Georgian people and independence<br />
of Georgia. In the journal “Cveni eri” except “Bear” was published poems and<br />
stories, about Georgia problems, but we can say that they are not so good as “Bear”.<br />
As we can see, the journal “Chveni Eri” had national direction and, that is why, after<br />
publishing the second number it was closed. “For what the censorship held Niko Lortkipanidze’s<br />
journal so strictly or for which letters the journal was closed then, sure I knew it<br />
but I do not remember today”, – I. Vartagava was writing later (Vartagava 1975).<br />
References<br />
� “Chveni Eri” 1909: Magazine “Chveni Eri”, #1, 1909.<br />
� “Chveni Eri” 1909: Magazine “Chveni Eri”, #2, 1909.<br />
� Vartagava 1975: I. Vartagava. Niko Lortkipanidze. Tbilisi. 1975.<br />
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