Fedor Korovkin Soviet historian and methodologist Date of Birth: 14.06.1903

Content:

1. Early Life and Family
2. Education and Teaching Career
3. School Teacher:
4. Research and Contributions
5. Groundbreaking Textbook:
6. Additional Contributions:
7. Honors and Recognition

Early Life and Family

Origins and Early Years:

Born into a wealthy merchant family in Bezhetsk, Russia, in 1903, Fyodor Petrovich Korovkin's family were renowned for their philanthropic contributions. His ancestors had been the city's wealthiest residents since the 19th century.

Education and Teaching Career

Academic Achievements:

Korovkin's academic journey began at Moscow State University, where he graduated in 1926 from the historical-archival department.

School Teacher:

Between 1925 and 1957, Korovkin shared his knowledge as a history teacher in Moscow schools.

Research and Contributions

Research Institute:

In 1945, Korovkin joined the Research Institute of Content and Methods of Teaching (NIISI MO APN SSSR).

Groundbreaking Textbook:

Korovkin authored the seminal "History of the Ancient World" textbook for 5th grade students in 1957. This textbook has undergone multiple editions and remains a staple in Russian school curriculums.

Additional Contributions:

Korovkin also developed historical-geographical maps, tables, and other teaching aids. His research focused on methodologies for teaching history in schools.

Honors and Recognition

Academic Credentials:
Korovkin earned a doctorate in pedagogical sciences in 1961.
State Recognition:
In 1973, Korovkin received the prestigious USSR State Prize.
Educational Accolades:

He was awarded the title of "Honored School Teacher of the RSFSR" in 1973.

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