“…An equally important objective is the training of a creatively thinking teacher that follows the principles of the scientific arrangement of his or her work, cognitiveretrospective and prospectivereflection in personal and professional development, analytical and synthetic skills in relation to the subject research gap, the ability to resolve problem situations (Matyushkin, 2017). Based on the analysis of modern researchers' articles, official documents and practice in arranging students' research work in Russian and foreign higher education institutions, including Moscow State Pedagogical University, there could be drawn a conclusion of an obvious popularity of the issues related to the formation and development of teachers' research competence (Barkhatova, Lomasko, & Pak, 2019;Chertov, Antipova, & Zhuravlev, 2019;Yamaguchi & Hall, 2017), attention to the methodology and methods of students' scientific research (Afanasyev, Gribkova, & Ukolova, 2020;Mokiy & Lukyanova, 2020;Harland, 2011;Robson, 2016) and joint research activities of teachers and students (co-authorship as a form of scientific cooperation) (Gehlbach, Brinkworth, & Harris, 2012;Payne & Monk-Turner, 2005;Northwest Nazarene University, 2017), as well as the relevance of considering the implementation of the individual approach as a basis for teachers' competence in research activities (Demchenko, 2013;Karavaeva, 2018;Antipova, 2019;Antipova, 2020;Getmanskaya, 2020).…”