The Second International Pedagogical Olympiad in Russian Language, which united the participants from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam, concluded at IKBFU.
The final stage of the competition consisted of four stages: a methodological workshop, where the participants presented a linguo-methodical lesson plan; a professional speech contest “Linguistic Battle”; the presentation of the educational project “Russia — (the participant’s country): Dialogue Space”; as well as a conference devoted to the latest pedagogical approaches in Russian language teaching.
| Winners among the in-person participants |
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| Winners among online participants |
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| Maxim Lisogor, Acting Vice-Rector for Education: |
| These were very eventful days in an amazing region, a beautiful city, and a federal university. We strived to make the programme as engaging as possible, so as to immerse the participants in the history and culture of Russia’s westernmost region. |
| Tatyana Tsvigun, Advisor to the Rectorate for Russian Language and Development of Humanitarian Education: |
| You have impressed us with your endless love for the Russian language and your exceptional professionalism, and, most importantly, your healthy spirit of competition. At the same time, you formed a team of like-minded people and friends. You will forever be great friends of the Baltic Federal University. |
The participants of the Olympiad shared their impressions of the Olympiad, the University and the Kaliningrad Region.
| Darinka Krstic, the winner in the “Teaching as a Calling” category and one of the most experienced educators, teacher of the Trgovinsko-Ugostiteljska school (Serbia), shared that she is visiting the Baltic coast for the second time: |
| Even though I am now retired, I continue to work and continue to be a lifelong learner. A teacher learns as long as they live! I have been to Russia several times for different competitions. I was very happy to be invited to this beautiful city, Kaliningrad. Seeing the Baltic Sea for the second time in my life is an inexpressible feeling. I thank the organisers and salute all the students of this temple of science. |
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Marine Poghosyan, a teacher of the Papin Kandilyan Gavar Secondary School No.2, Armenia, became the winner in the “Methodological Mastery” category. She was the youngest teacher at the Olympiad.
| These were some of the most memorable days in our lives because right from the very first instant there was a sense of security, cosiness and love. We became a part of this kind and beautiful world. We are all united by our love of the Russian language and wish to explore Russia from a new perspective each time we visit. Each city has its own Russian soul and culture. If you are a Russian language teacher, you should know as much about Russia as possible to encourage your students to love and learn the language. Thank you to the organisers for the opportunity to see Kaliningrad, meet fellow teachers and feel this joy! |
Vietnamese educator Luu Thi Nam Ha, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, visited Kaliningrad for the first time.
| I have been to many cities in Russia, but this was my first time in Kaliningrad. I am very impressed! Here different cultures are mixed together, preserving a unique atmosphere. It is both a very modern and very historical region. For me, the Olympiad was not an exam, but a holiday where we shared our knowledge and experience with colleagues. In this way, we are professionally enriched. Back home, I work with students and pupils who are learning Russian from the very beginning. I always strive to tell them how beautiful Russia is! |
The International Pedagogical Olympiad in Russian Language was first held at the IKBFU in 2023. The Olympiad was organised with the close involvement of the IKBFU International Office.
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