Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering –
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Lecture by Marina Egorova
Representatives of the Faculty of Economics and Management at SPbGASU—Deputy Dean for Educational Work, Senior Lecturer Marina Egorova and Associate Professor Yuri Tsvetkov—participated in the All-Russian educational campaign "Share Your Knowledge" organized by the Russian Society "Knowledge."
The country's largest educational campaign, "Share Your Knowledge," has been launched for a wide audience: experts, teachers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and specialists from various fields. Interactive lectures and quizzes for each topic are freely available on the campaign platform.
"We decided to join this initiative to diversify our interactions with students in extracurricular activities. A total of eleven interactive lectures and quizzes on various topics were given to first-year students, creating a lively and productive dialogue. The country's history and the protection of its interests, Russia's electoral system and the role of citizens in it, space, the Ready for Labor and Defense (GTO), healthy eating, and public speaking are just some of the lectures and quizzes we selected. All the material is presented in informative presentations, engaging and memorable. This model of interaction with students not only expands their diverse knowledge but also builds and improves communication, removing barriers in their interactions with each other and with their teachers. It also helps first-year students adapt more easily," explained Marina Egorova.
She emphasized that the effectiveness of this initiative was also due to the fact that teachers were able to supplement many topics with information about the opportunities the university offers students. As a reminder, information about all projects and initiatives, as well as various events of the Russian Society "Knowledge," can be found on its official website.
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