The academic content and curriculum of the Bachelor's Degree Program in Russian Language and Literature Teaching is organized in a broad spectrum covering linguistic sciences, literature and teaching methodologies. The curriculum begins with a focus on the basic building blocks of the Russian language and provides students with a solid foundation in linguistic disciplines such as grammar, phonetics, morphology. There is also intensive study in areas such as vocabulary and semantics, which are essential for language teaching.
Russian literature courses provide students with a broad perspective by covering the historical development of Russian literature. These courses cover a wide range of authors and works, from 19th century classics to modern and contemporary Russian writers. In literature courses, students develop skills in critical thinking, analysis and understanding of themes and techniques in literary works.
Teaching methodology courses provide students with theoretical and practical knowledge on how to effectively teach Russian language and literature. These courses focus on topics such as lesson planning, student assessment, classroom management and the use of instructional technologies. Important skills such as teaching strategies, how to adapt them to suit various learning styles and ways to increase student motivation are also covered in these courses.
The program also offers activities to support language learning, such as language labs, language practices and conversation clubs. These help students improve their ability to speak and understand Russian in both academic and social settings. Student exchange programs and summer schools with Russia or other Russian-speaking countries offer students the chance to develop their language skills in a natural language environment.
As a result, the curriculum of the Russian Language and Literature Teacher Education program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive language and literature education as well as the ability to apply this knowledge to teaching practice. This enables graduates to become competitive and effective teachers in the education sector.