Methodological materials are presented for teachers that they can apply in their lessons
Russian specialists will assess the quality of teaching the Russian language in Uzbekistan, as well as develop recommendations for foreign colleagues on teaching Russian.
“It is a great honor for the fund to be a partner of such a strategically important project. The Russian language is a bridge that unites millions of people in many countries of the world, including Uzbekistan and Russia. And, according to the founder of our foundation, Alisher Usmanov, this is not just support for education, it is support for our common traditions, our talents. We are pleased to be involved in a project aimed at investing in people, ”commented Fatima Mukhomejan, First Deputy Director of the Art, Science and Sport Foundation.
The project is a continuation of the program of the Ministry of Education of Russia “Russian Teacher Abroad”, in which Russian teachers teach Russian and subjects in Russian in a number of foreign countries, helping to develop the quality of teaching Russian and contributing to the development of quality education.
Implementation of the project “Class!” will contribute to the formation of stable ties between teachers of Russia and Uzbekistan, the convergence of pedagogical approaches and the creation of conditions for the further expansion of Russian-Uzbek bilateral cooperation.
Also, during his visit to the Republic of Uzbekistan, Dmitry Glushko visited secondary school No. 110 in Tashkent.
The 27th International School Olympiad “Tuymaada” was held from October 1 to October 6 in a distance format. The tournament was attended by 151 schoolchildren from 14 countries. Among the participating countries are Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Iran, Bulgaria, Moldova, Romania, Singapore.
The founder of the Olympiad is the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).
The Tuymaada Olympiad is one of the leading intellectual competitions in the Far Eastern Federal District, where participants can demonstrate their knowledge in the field of exact sciences.
Ralina Yusupova, a 9th grade student from Kazan Lyceum No. 131, became the absolute winner of the Tuymaada International Mathematics Olympiad for Schoolchildren.
Kazan schoolchildren also won diplomas in various nominations. Galia Sharafetdinova and Ralina Yusupova, pupils of Lyceum No. 131 in Kazan, were awarded with I degree diplomas. The II degree diploma was given by Rosalina Mirgalimova, an eleventh-grader of the same lyceum. She was also awarded a special prize “For a beautiful solution to a problem.”
II degree diplomas were received by Ilnur Khamidullin, a 9th grade student of Lyceum No. 83 in Kazan, and Regina Sabiryanova, a 9th grade student of the KFU IT Lyceum.
III degree diplomas were awarded to pupils of the 9th grade of the specialized olympiad and scientific center “SOLNTse” Bulat Gabitov and Timur Gizatullin. Also, diplomas were awarded to ten-graders Rafael Valiullin from Lyceum No. 131 and Asgat Khusnullin from the Lyceum named after N.I. Lobachevsky KFU.
Andrei Evstafiev, a student of the boarding school No. 2 of Kazan, was awarded a certificate of commendation for the Olympiad.
A new mobile technology park “Quantorium” has started working in the Amur region. Schoolchildren of six settlements in the region will receive new educational opportunities. The Technopark “on wheels” will visit the villages of Novokievsky Uval, Romny, urban-type settlements Novobureisky, Talakan, Arkhara and the city of Zavitinsk. In each of them, a mobile laboratory will operate for two weeks.
The car was made on the basis of “Kamaz” according to an individual technical assignment. Thanks to reinforced mechanisms and large wheels, the structure has increased cross-country ability.
The vehicle will carry training equipment and machines. These are kits for robotics, VR glasses, quadcopters, laptops, 3D printers, consumables. A little later, the technique will be replenished with laser and milling machines.
The mobile technopark program is designed for schoolchildren 12-17 years old.
According to the plan, about a thousand rural children will acquire knowledge in engineering and technical disciplines and modern technologies. Three thousand schoolchildren will be able to take part in various competitions, festivals, master classes.
At the moment, in the Amur Region, the Quantorium children’s technopark operates in Blagoveshchensk, Svobodny and 12 districts. Educational centers have been created within the framework of the Education national project.
On the basis of the children’s health camp “Zarnitsa” of the Orenburg region, the shift of the “Workshop” – the school “Polygon of Orenburg region”, was completed. The project was implemented with the grant support of the Ministry of Education of Russia within the framework of the federal project “Success of every child” of the national project “Education”. The participants of the fifth shift were girls who study in schools and technical schools of the region: the Orenburg accounting and financial technical school, the Humanitarian and technical technical school of the city of Orenburg, the Pedagogical college of the city of Orsk, the Orsk industrial college, the Orsk oil technical school named after the Hero of the Soviet Union V.A. Sorokin, Mining and Technological College, Yasny.
For two weeks, the schoolgirls took part in quests, master classes on self-defense, medicine, survival in the natural environment. The teams practiced flying quadrocopters, got acquainted with the stages of creating their own business project, solved psychological cases, analyzed problem situations, designed behavior models and acquired self-presentation skills. The shift participants learned how to behave in emergencies, studied the current vocabulary in English in a game format, etc.
The result of the change was a festival of project ideas for the best model of organizing a safe educational environment in a professional educational organization.
In ZATO Vidyaevo, Murmansk region, a two-week training for schoolchildren on the basis of a mobile “Quantorium” has been completed.
Pupils of secondary school ? 1 took part in master classes, where they decided on the vector of further education. The guys were able to choose classes in the areas of “Aerokantum / Geoquantum” and “Promrobo / Industrial design”. Three groups were formed for each of the directions.
Intensive classes were held for two weeks. The schoolchildren who chose the direction “Aeroquantum / Geoquantum” got acquainted with the online services of maps and satellite images of the planet, learned with their help to determine their location, build a route and transfer it to another person. The guys also learned about the principles of working with quadrocopters.
The guys who worked in the Promrobo / Industrial Design direction prepared their first projects. They assembled robots from Lego, equipped them with sensors and programmed them to perform the simplest actions.
A mobile children’s technopark comes to each municipality three times a year and works for two weeks. It https://123helpme.me/hero-essay-example/ is planned to educate over 1000 children. Between educational intensives, mentors will accompany children in a distance format.
In the Novo-Savinovsky district of Kazan, a major overhaul of kindergarten No. 93 is nearing completion. After the reconstruction, the number of children in the kindergarten will increase and a specialized group for children with diabetes will open.
Before the renovation, the kindergarten had ten groups, including two for toddlers – from 1.5 to 3 years old. In total, 235 kids attended the preschool institution.
This year, an additional compensatory group for children with diabetes will open. The staff will also increase: a defectologist, an endocrinologist, a nurse will work with children.
Thanks to the overhaul, new premises will appear in the kindergarten: a speech therapy room, classrooms for visual activities, a psychologist, the Tatar language, and a gym.
Works at the facility are 90% complete. It is assumed that they will be completed next week.
The network of preschool education in Kazan numbers 320 organizations, more than 75 thousand preschool children attend kindergartens. Last year, 18 kindergartens were overhauled in Kazan. Also this year it is planned to open nine new preschool institutions, built according to the national project “Demography”.
An innovative project “Digital Rescuer” has started in St. Petersburg. It is supported by the Presidential Grants Fund, Russian State Pedagogical University named after A.I. Herzen and the Administration of St. Petersburg. Its goal is to form a responsible attitude towards compliance with safety rules in various emergencies using digital technologies.
The project is being implemented by the public organization “Eurasian Youth Assembly”. Already today, educational videos and a workbook for children are available on the site, in which topics such as “Emotions and Security”, “Internet Security”, “Fire Safety” and others are discussed. For teachers, teaching materials are presented that they can apply in their lessons.