English language sites about Sukhomlynsky

The Holistic Educator

http://theholisticeducator.com/sukhomlynsky

This site contains more comprehensive information than is hosted at ejr.com.au/Sukhomlynsky, including picture galleries and a subscription page for Sukhomlynsky News, with dozens of archived newsletters containing translations of Sukhomlynsky’s stories for children and of extracts from his works.

Blog: In Search of Sukhomlinsky

http://insearchofsukhomlinsky.blogspot.com.au

This blog was written by Alan Cockerill, and records his activities during a ten day research trip to Ukraine in October 2009. The final post summarizes the contents of archives in Pavlysh and Kyiv, and may contain useful material for anyone interested in researching Sukhomlynsky’s legacy.

Blog comments by Robert Weiss

http://discoveryandwonder.com/category/vasilii-sukhomlinsky/

Robert Weiss is and American scholar who has been interested in Sukhomlynsky for many years. His Blog ‘Site of Discovery and Wonder’ contains several interesting posts about Sukhomlynsky.

Global Links about Sukhomlinsky (in Ukrainian)

The following are links to significant Ukrainian language sites where information on Sukhomlynsky may be found. If you are aware of other significant sites that are not listed, please contact the webmaster, Alan Cockerill by email: alan@theholisticeducator.com.

Sukhomlynsky State Educational Library (Kyiv)

http://www.dnpb.gov.ua/id/485/ (Ukrainian)

This site contains a wealth of information for those able to read Ukrainian, including biographical information, articles and photographs. It is also possible to download the complete 5 volume Ukrainian edition of Sukhomlynsky’s selected works (around 3000 pages) in .djvu format. (With the correct software this can be converted to .pdf format.)

Sukhomlynsky Ukrainian College (Kyiv)

About the Sukhomlynsky Ukrainian College (Ukrainian)

This site provides some information about an experimental school in Kyiv that is attempting to implement Sukhomlynsky’s ideas in the current Ukrainian society. The school has an enrolment of around 900 students and encompasses the primary and secondary years.

Pavlysh Secondary School (Pavlysh)

http://suhomlschool1.at.ua/ (Ukrainian)

This is the site for the school where Sukhomlynsky served as principal from 1948 to 1970. The original (pre-revolutionary) school building now houses a museum dedicated to preserving Sukhomlynsky’s legacy. The school endeavours to continue the educational policies and approaches developed by Sukhomlynsky.