defend its freedom, wealth, multiply the greatness of 
his country, be proud of your Fatherland. The result 
of  civic  education,  we  believe,  is  citizenship 
(Sakhapova,  2004).  We  have  studied  various 
approaches to the concept of "citizenship". Nikolina 
V.V., Vinokurova N.F., Zulkharnaeva believe that the 
problem  of  the  formation  of  citizenship,  the 
development  of  a  sense  of  national  identity  and 
patriotism  is  even  more  significant  today  in 
connection  with the  demand for  moral  and spiritual 
improvement  of  Russian  society  as  the  basis  for 
sustainable development of Russia, since the best the 
ideas  of  social  and  political  reforms  can  remain 
fruitless  if  they  do  not  have  support  on  the 
corresponding  civil-patriotic  attitudes  and  values  
(Nikolina,  Vinokurova  and  Zulharnaeva,  2016).  In 
particular, we share the opinion of L.V. Kuznetsova 
that  citizenship  at  the  present  stage  of  society's 
development  can  be  defined  as  the  competence  and 
interest in participating in the management of society, 
in  specific  socially  valuable  affairs,  in  the  political, 
social,  economic  life  of  the  state,  the  revival  of 
production,  the  preservation  and  development  of 
culture, maintaining the country's defense, readiness 
for independent proactive actions in the interests of 
the  country,  the  ability  to  be  both  an organizer  and 
organized,  and  a  subject  of  management  and  its 
object, including a subject of management of oneself, 
one's own life and activities (Kuznetsova, 2007).  
One  of  the  most  important  means  of  civic 
education in foreign language lessons is the use of the 
technology of the dialogue of cultures, which creates 
the  necessary  conditions  for  improving  and 
strengthening civic position, including participants in 
the  learning  process,  for  understanding  the  moral 
values  of  society  and  their  acceptance,  prepares 
students  for  the  perception  of  systemic  moral  and 
legal knowledge (Sargsyan, 2017). 
Having studied various approaches to this issue, 
we defined our vision of citizenship as “an integrative 
unity  of  personality  qualities  and  properties  that 
determine its social orientation, readiness to achieve 
private  socially  significant  interests,  goals  in 
accordance with the existing conditions in society, the 
state,  personal  needs  and  opportunities,  accepted  in 
the  society  moral  and  moral  norms  ”  (Sakhapova, 
2004). In modern conditions, taking into account the 
state's  need  for  highly  educated,  responsible,  civic 
educated young people, the educational potential of 
educational  disciplines,  in  particular  a  foreign 
language,  should  be  fully  used  in  educational 
programs (Sakhapova, Koroleva and Valeeva, 2015). 
It  is  important  to  revise,  fill,  actualize  the  value 
aspects  of  the content  of  a  foreign  language  course 
and present significant knowledge that has a certain 
value, aimed at the formation of value consciousness, 
value  attitude,  value  behavior  of  the  student's 
personality (Sakhapova, Evgrafova and Salimzanova, 
2020). 
3.3  Formation of Value Consciousness 
by Means of a Foreign Language 
Value  consciousness  is  a  form  of  reflection  of 
objective  reality,  while  the  subject  will  be  able  to 
define  the  space  of  his  life  activity  as  moral  and 
spiritual;  the  unity  of  mental  processes  actively 
participating  in  the  understanding  of  the  objective 
world by  a  person  and  his  own  being  based  on  the 
reflection of reality as the world of spiritual values. In 
the process of teaching a foreign language, the student 
has the opportunity to study and compare the rights of 
a citizen of his country and the country of the studied 
language, make an  analysis, express  his  opinion  on 
solving problems and tasks, which creates conditions 
for  developing  an  active  civic  position.  At  the 
beginning of the experiment, the students were asked 
the question: "What civil rights do you use in life?" 
30% of the respondents answered that they actively 
use, 50% use  it  partially because they do not know 
them enough, 20% could not specifically answer, and 
maybe they use it, but unconsciously. To develop and 
form  a  value  consciousness,  we  invited  students  to 
read  and  translate  the  text  about  human  rights  in 
Russia and then, using a diagram, tell a foreign friend 
about the rights of a citizen of Russia. 
Text: Ich bin Bürger von Russland.  
Ich lebe in Russland. Ich wurde hier geboren und 
aufgewachsen. Ich fühle mich hier zu Hause. Das ist 
mein Land und ich bin stolz darauf, dass ich hier lebe.  
Russland  ist  eine  Föderation  mit  mehreren 
autonomen  Republiken.  Mein  Land  ist  ein 
demokratischer  Staat,  der  den  Willen  und  die 
Interessen des ganzen Volkes ausdrückt.  Alle Bürger 
unseres  Landes  haben  gleiche  Rechte  und  gleiche 
Pflichten.  Sie  haben  gleiches  Recht  auf  den  Schutz 
von  der  Seite  des  Staates.  Unsere  Verfassung,  das 
Grundgesetz  des  Landes,  garantiert  die 
Gleichberechtigung  aller  Bürger  auf  allen  Gebieten 
des  politischen,  ökonomischen,  sozialen  und 
kulturellen Lebens. Die Völker unseres Staates haben 
Rechte  auf  den  Schutz,  auf  das  Verlassen  des 
Territoriums  des  Landes  und  die  Rückkehr  in  das 
Land,  auf  Eigentum,  auf  die  Erholung  und  die 
Bildung, auf die Arbeit. Jeder Mensch hat Recht seine 
Nationalität  zu  bestimmen,  seine  Muttersprache  zu 
benutzen. Die Bürger haben Recht zu wählen und in 
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