whether a particular education system is adequate to
the individual needs, expectations, and abilities of a
particular child (Federal'nyj gosudarstvennyj
obrazovatel'nyj standart). Today, education, as a
value-oriented process, is put at the forefront of
school education, along with learning. The concept
success or failure central element "on the ground" is
the "school environment", "microclimate", "way of
life" state. In other words, it is the school environment
that determines the possibility of personal
development of all educational activity subjects.
The concept of "environment" in various
interpretations is present in various schools and
sociology areas, which in one way or another the
society structure, social processes, and subjects social
interaction is considered at various social reality
levels. The ontological aspect of the social
environment analysis involves the study of the
interaction processes between the social subject and
its social environment. According to P. Sorokin,
when studying the interaction processes between
social subjects and their environment, the value
component of the social subjects interaction with their
environment gives the interaction a socio-cultural
character and puts it in the center of the sociology
attention (Sorokin, 1992). In fact, developing these
ideas, T. Parsons considers the societal community
internal and external environments (Perenos, 2002).
In the scientist's view, the environment is the action
system integral attribute, which must be taken into
account and controlled. Here, it is important to note
that it is the school, in addition to specific knowledge,
skills and abilities transmitted from generation to
generation in the process of education and
upbringing, that implements the individual
socialization, inculturation functions. In turn, C.
Vagt, F Aschemeyer, M. Rosabal-Coto, S. Storm, H.
Keller, I.G. Belyakova, M.R. Moskalenko and others
(Vagt, 2020) develop these ideas by studying the
relations in the educational environment, and
recognize that the environment acts as the most
important socialization channel for the individual.
The individual, once in a certain environment,
assimilates or denies the institutionalized value
preferences supported by the social control system in
a particular community or organization. Thus, foreign
and domestic scientists and researchers, with all the
variety of the environment interpretations, agree on
one thing. They all more or less recognize the fact that
the environment as a set of social phenomena
supposes the presence of a certain subject formed by
this environment and, at the same time, actively
involved and influencing it by their actions. To
summarize, the "social environment" can be
interpreted as a set of conditions that create
opportunities for the subjects to carry out certain
activities types that contribute to or hinder the
achievement of the expected results. The interaction
with the environment can be both positive for the
subject, increasing the personal potential and the
activities effectiveness, and negative, reducing or
even destroying the subject potential. Thus,
methodologically, the environment design in the
organization is associated with the "potential
opportunities" concept. The current understanding of
the school environment influence on socialization is
narrow, since it does not take into account the
children and adults mutual creativity potential, the
influence on the children upbringing not only in the
school, but also in the family climate, the interaction
potential between parents and teachers and the school
and their inclusion as full participants in school life.
Meanwhile, at present, parents are usually limited
to only indirect control over academic performance,
through the participation in parent-teacher
conferences. Also, such a narrow understanding of
socialization and education does not pay enough
attention to the children, parents and teaching staff
inclusion in solving various problems. Not only
school, but also personal (relationships with other
social groups representatives), social (improving the
school education effectiveness through interest,
empathy, involvement of all interested persons
(actors), connecting the school to solving patriotic,
cultural, moral, ideological, and other tasks). The
analysis of the scientific literature has shown that in
some works, the authors overcome the narrowness of
the common understanding regarding the school
education organization as a socialization tool. Thus,
M.P. Artamonova notes that "the school environment
educational sector under consideration includes all
types and forms of purposeful and specially organized
joint activities of actors to translate and assimilate
these norms, values and knowledge in the sign-
symbolic forms corresponding to this cultural and
educational environment in the communication
interactions course" (Artamonova, 2014). It is these
components that together have a socializing,
formative, active influence on the actors personality,
on the persons interacting in this environment
personality". However, it is important not only to
theoretically identify the importance of purposeful
and specially organized joint activities of actors for
the translation and assimilation of these norms, values
and knowledge in the appropriate educational
environment, but also to develop approaches to the
implementation of this concept in practice, in relation