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On the Development of the Moral and Civic Positions of School Students

"You might not be able to be a poet, but you are obliged to be a citizen"—these classic words were usually used to define the orientation of the younger generation in the not-too-distant past. The events of the past ten years have confirmed the importance of the ideas of civic-mindedness in the structure of the spiritual values of young people in Russia, and this was reflected in the Program of Patriotic Education of Citizens of the Russian Federation for 2001-2005. It emphasizes the necessity of shaping young people's consciousness and feelings of patriotism, of instilling pride in their country on the basis of an understanding of Russia's historical role in the fate of the world and of humanity [1].