Intellectual volunteerism in the educational space: features of development, features and current formats

UDC 378+061.23-052

https://doi.org/10.20339/AM.04-23.030

Nataliya V. Nyatina, Cand. Sci. (Sociology), Associate Professor of the Department of Sociological Sciences at Kemerovo State University, e-mail: kozeeva_n@mail.ru 

Nikita N. Grigorik, graduate student, assistant Department of Sociological Sciences at Kemerovo State University, e-mail: nikita_grigorik@mail.ru

The article presents a comprehensive analysis of intellectual volunteering in the educational space. Approaches to the understanding of this direction of volunteer activity are presented. The authors consider intellectual volunteering as an effective resource of innovative development of the educational system. The article considers the specifics of the formats for implementing the helping behavior of professionals in relation to the field of education.

Keywords: intellectual volunteering, educational space, helping behavior, non-profit organizations, professional self-realization, competencies.

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