👩🏫 On International Teachers’ Day, the Russian House in Lusaka held a Round Table dedicated to the work and legacy of the prominent Soviet educator Anton Makarenko.
The participants not only learned about the revolutionary approaches to education and the rehabilitation of orphaned and troubled young people introduced by this outstanding educator, but also had a chance to put his ideas into practice.
💡 During an engaging case study, participants were presented with challenging situations and discussed how Makarenko might have approached them — from discipline and responsibility to teamwork and the role of the collective in personal development.
🎭 The session turned out to be even more interactive and engaging than expected, thanks to the creativity and enthusiasm of the students of the Russian language course, who helped bring Makarenko’s ideas to life in a fun and thought-provoking way.
📚 A great reminder that the ideas of an educator from the past can still inspire discussion about education and human development today!
The participants not only learned about the revolutionary approaches to education and the rehabilitation of orphaned and troubled young people introduced by this outstanding educator, but also had a chance to put his ideas into practice.
💡 During an engaging case study, participants were presented with challenging situations and discussed how Makarenko might have approached them — from discipline and responsibility to teamwork and the role of the collective in personal development.
🎭 The session turned out to be even more interactive and engaging than expected, thanks to the creativity and enthusiasm of the students of the Russian language course, who helped bring Makarenko’s ideas to life in a fun and thought-provoking way.
📚 A great reminder that the ideas of an educator from the past can still inspire discussion about education and human development today!