Konstantin Dmitrievich ushinski (1824- 187 1), graduated from Moscow University, worked as a law school teacher, an orphanage teacher, and a supervisor of Smelny Noble Women's College. He was a Russian educator in the19th century and was called "the founder of Russian educational psychology". On the Nationality of Public Education is his masterpiece.
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Ushinski also attaches great importance to the role of labor in human training and education. In his article "The Role of Labor in Psychology and Education", he fully affirmed the role of labor in people's material life and spiritual life, and endowed labor education with great significance. He believes that labor is the source of improving people's body, intelligence and morality.
It is advocated that education should arouse the young generation's labor desire, schools should educate students to respect and love labor, devote themselves to cultivating students' habits of mental work, and pay attention to combining students' mental work with physical activities. These views are undoubtedly worthy of attention and have long-term historical significance.
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