Civil responsibility is the greatest dignity of a person. Its development is a complicated issue for everybody participating in
its solution. Only the consolidated efforts of the whole community can make it possible. Life worth living is feasible in such a state that is loved by its citizens, on such land that is taken care of, where cultural relationships are being formed, where its history is known and taken pride of, where family archives keep memory of ancestors, where people are ready to take responsibility and care.The productive application of modern pedagogical technologies providing the activity approach to upbringing has a great impact on students’ civil responsibility development. The demands for students’ civil responsibility development make teachers transfer their work from passive methods and technologies to active and interactive ones. The most interesting of the pedagogical technologies aimed at civil responsibility development is social projecting performed both in class and within the frames of extracurricular activities. The positive feature of social projecting is its universal character: this student’s activity may be realized both within the frames of teaching and educational process (at lessons, optional classes, group hours) and extracurricular activities such as public, students’ and young people’s associations, establishments of additional education