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Australia to choose first Teacher of Year among teachers of Russian schools

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Australia to choose first Teacher of Year among teachers of Russian schools


27.06.2019

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Australia’s first Teacher of the Year competition is to take place this summer. It is organized by the Australian Council of Education created this year by active leaders and teachers of Russian schools in the country. The purpose of the pedagogical council is to unite Russian schools in Australia for the exchange of experience and large-scale joint events, the Edinenie newspaper reports.

Forty-five Russian schools are currently working in Australia. Educational institutions were created in different years and have various students. In some schools, only the Russian language and literature are taught, others include other subjects in the curriculum. Some schools introduce specialized methods of teaching bilingual children.

According to Lyudmila Klopova, a methodologist from Russian Romashka school from the city of Gold Coast, the idea of ​​creating the council of education came from the desire of leaders and teachers of Russian schools to share their accumulated experience and conduct joint events. It exists only a few months, but the association already created a plan for large-scale events.

The most significant of them will be the first Teacher of the Year competition. The organizing committee is waiting for applications from Russian schools until August 1, the winners will be announced before the end of 2019.

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