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Vitalii Kononenko, Yana Ostapchuk, Oktaviia Fizeshi, Iryna Humeniuk y Iryna Rozman
Improving the Legal Support of Linguistic and Cultural Aspects of Language Learning at School
exerted by the renewal of the mechanisms of public administration and 
extrabudgetary relations in the country, the implementation of the national 
project in the industry. 
The transformations carried out as part of the modernization processes 
contribute to the emergence of new “actors” in the educational space, lead 
to a signicant complication and increase in the diversity of social ties, and a 
change in the balance of public and private interests in the eld of education 
(Cheung and Vogel, 2013). In this regard, the task of establishing legal 
means that ensure the transformation of education into a driving force and 
a resource for socio-economic development, an important mechanism for 
the formation of the innovative potential of society and the economy, while 
maintaining legal guarantees of freedom and equal access to education, the 
most complete satisfaction of the educational needs of the individual, is 
being updated.
The strategic task of legal regulation of modern institutions of education 
in the context of modernizing the professional training of philology 
students and directing it towards integration into the European and world 
educational space is the formation of the linguistic competence of future 
teachers of the national and foreign language. Society needs an educated, 
creative teacher with deep knowledge, professional skills, who acquire and 
generate their own ideas, suggesting ways to implement them in the practice 
of schools, capable of continuous professional growth and mobility, that is, 
highly competitive and in demand (Kulpina and Tatarinov, 2018).
The problems of the essence and nature of the language, the hypotheses 
of its origin and the stages of formation and development, the relationship 
with the real world, the impact on the thinking and worldview of the 
individual,  the  relationship  between  natural  and  articial  languages 
are inscribed in the centuries-old history of linguistic teachings, which 
today have become the subject of research not only in linguistics, but and 
philosophy, logic, psychology, sociology, ethnography, cultural studies and 
other sciences, because one of the important theoretical tasks is to study 
and describe all aspects of the structure and life of the national language 
as a social phenomenon, as a means of diverse communication in a human 
team, a means of human cognition, a factor in the development and 
enrichment of thought, the consciousness of each collective - the speaker. 
Language  is  a  sign  system  that  reects  “the  level  of  development  of 
philosophical thinking inherent in a certain ethnic group, that is, it reects 
the features of the perception of the world and oneself in this world 
(Holubnycha et al., 2019; Nerubasska and Maksymchuk, 2020).
It is impossible to comprehend language outside of philosophy, which 
means that we can state that the centuries-old traditions and connections 
of linguistics and philosophy have given impetus to a new direction of