Shukshina launched an innovative online program, according to the press service of the university

Educational Environment is a weekly online discussion program on the development of Russian education. Airs every Wednesday. It is an online platform for discussing the most pressing issues in the field of education, upbringing and science, which brings together a wide range of experts: school principals and teachers, heads and teachers of pedagogical universities, colleges and technical schools, institutions of additional education, representatives of regional education authorities.

The project was initiated by the federal portal “Russian Education”.

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The rector of the Tyumen Regional State Institute for the Development of Regional Education, Doctor of Pedagogy, Professor, People’s Teacher of the Russian Federation Olga Roiblat believes that the approach to the system of advanced training of teachers should be changed.

“There should be a transition to a personalized system of advanced training,” she said on the air of the online program “Educational Environment”. “The main thing is to understand what the teacher needs, to carry out diagnostics, to help eliminate problems, to teach him, to build an individual trajectory for each teacher.”

Olga Roiblat emphasized that such work can be carried out in different forms – both full-time and part-time, combining the integration of formal and informal activities and different approaches to training. Thus, each teacher can choose for himself the most convenient form of study and the time of the course.

“Teachers are constantly learning, they are motivated to acquire new knowledge,” the expert believes.

She also recalled that the starting point of work on professional development are the wishes of teachers and teaching staff: this allows you to form a bank of requests from educational institutions.

“We have created a“ methodological subscription ”- training on the job and training of the entire team. Everyone should work together, and then we will get a good result, “Olga Roiblat summed up.

On September 2, at 15:00 Moscow time, the new edition of the weekly online program “Educational Environment” will be broadcast live on the federal portal “Russian Education”. The topic of this week is “Why does a child need a kindergarten, 123helpme.me and a school needs preschoolers?”

Should I prepare my child for school?

Some parents are convinced that by the first grade a child should be able to read, write and count, otherwise he will lag behind his peers. Others believe that if you prepare your child for school, he will be bored there.

The program experts will discuss what determines the success of a student at school, what parents and kindergarten can do to make a new stage in a child’s life painless and safe, and also share their views on what role preschool education plays and whether it determines the success of students at school ?

Broadcast guests:

Olga Shiyan, Leading Researcher, Child Development Laboratory, Moscow City Pedagogical University (MGPU), Expert of the National Union of Teachers Public Association;

Evgeny Krasheninnikov, Leading Researcher, Moscow City Pedagogical University (MGPU);

Nadezhda Mukha, Deputy Director of the Eureka-Development School, Tomsk, expert of the National Union of Teachers public association;

Veronika Kuzmina, senior teacher at kindergarten No. 56, Kostroma.

The discussion was moderated by Natalya Shadrina, head of the National Union of Teachers public association.

The broadcast of the online program will be available on the site of the federal portal “Russian Education” and in the official group of the Ministry of Education of Russia on the social network “VKontakte”.

The project was initiated by the federal portal “Russian Education”.

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With the support of the Ministry of Education of Russia, the educational center “Russian Without Borders” of the Altai State Humanitarian Pedagogical University named after V.M. Shukshina launched an innovative online program, according to the press service of the university.

The program includes three courses – in the Russian language, Russian literature and Russian culture, seven educational events and competitions. All lectures and outreach events take place on the Google Meet platform.

The university noted that the first classes in the Russian language, Russian literature have already taken place and a virtual online tour of the Bunin places has been conducted.

In total, there are about 150 registered students of the Russian Without Borders courses from Russia, Mongolia, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Poland, China, Austria, etc.

Based on the submitted applications, two groups were identified according to the level of Russian language proficiency: group 1 (elementary level of Russian language proficiency) and group 2 (advanced level of Russian language proficiency). Classes for a group with an elementary level of proficiency in Russian are held with support in English.

In Moscow, in the center of Slavic writing “Slovo” at VDNKh, an online course in the Russian language will start, according to the official website of the Mayor of Moscow.

The broadcasts will take place on the official website of the exhibition and on its page on the VKontakte social network on Saturdays at 15:00.

It is noted that the classes will help everyone to remember the basic rules of spelling and punctuation, as well as figure out how to correctly emphasize complex words and which dictionaries should be looked into for self-checking.

The lessons will be conducted by a well-known popularizer of philology, associate professor of the Faculty of Journalism of the Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov Egor Sartakov.

The Slavic Writing Center “Slovo” is located in the restored historic pavilion No. 58 “Agriculture” at VDNKh. The center was opened in spring 2019.

Minin University has taught the methodology of teaching Russian as a foreign language to more than 2 thousand people, the press service of the Nizhny Novgorod State Pedagogical University named after Kozma Minin reports.

Open education courses were organized as part of the program “In Search of the National Russian Code: Educational Routes” for representatives of the professional community of the CIS countries within the framework of the project of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation.

The participants included university teachers, school teachers, students from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Moldova, Belarus and other countries. In addition, the program was attended by representatives of the CIS countries studying at Russian universities.

The modules contained thematic courses on philological issues (Russian language and literature, philological text analysis, history of language), topical issues of studying and teaching Russian as a foreign language in a modern format, aspects of linguocultural and sociocultural nature in the practice of working with a foreign audience.

The main results of the work were the promotion of the concept of education in Russian, holding two webinars with project coordinators in the CIS, attracting international and Russian experts to assess the project, organizing an international scientific and practical conference “Education in Russian: problems, searches, prospects” (participants conferences – partner universities – universities of Kazakhstan, Moldova, Poland, etc.) with the publication of a collection.

The Ministry of Education of Russia invites foreigners to take part in the largest competition for knowledge of the Russian language – the II International Olympiad in Russian as a Foreign Language. The Olympiad with the support of the Ministry is being held at the St. Petersburg State University, the press service of the Ministry of Education of Russia reports.

The II International Olympiad in Russian as a Foreign Language is held online, which opens up the opportunity for everyone to join the intellectual competition.

The first round of the Olympiad runs until November 23, 2020. The final round will take place from November 30 to December 12. Participants of two age groups are invited to the competition: 12-16 years old and 17-30 years old. Registration for the Olympiad will last until November 23.

Last year 7,199 people from 131 countries took part in the Olympiad.

Competitors will have to go through the qualifying and final rounds, which contain test tasks, open-ended questions, as well as tasks of increased complexity, where it is necessary to apply creativity and ingenuity.