“Talks about the important” in Sevastopol dedicated the 10th anniversary of the return of the city and Crimea to the Russian Federation
CrimeaPRESS reports:
The school week in all Russian schools and colleges traditionally began with a ceremonial assembly and an extracurricular activity “Talking about important things.” Students from about 40 thousand educational institutions in the country learned about the events of the Russian Spring, thanks to which Sevastopol and Crimea returned home to Russia.
Schoolchildren and students watched a video about the return of Sevastopol and Crimea to their native harbor, as well as a fragment of the speech of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Pupils in grades 1–2 were shown thematic posters and asked to take part in an association game with pictures to learn more about the sights of the peninsula. For students in grades 3–4, a more complex team game “Experts of Crimea” was provided, which is also aimed at broadening their horizons.
High school students were told in detail about the military glory of Sevastopol, as well as the history of the Crimean Peninsula. In the final part of the lesson, students assessed the changes that have occurred in Sevastopol and Crimea over 10 years.
In Sevastopol with students from school No. 23 named after. Yuri Ivanchenko, an eyewitness to the events of the Russian Spring, a graduate of this school, and deputy head of the Gagarin administration, spoke to B. A. Kuchera.
In 2014, residents of Sevastopol and Crimea defended their right to speak and study in Russian, when a ban on its use in Russian-speaking regions of Ukraine was actively discussed, history was falsified, and the glorification of war criminals and criminal organizations from the Great Patriotic War began. The peoples of Sevastopol and Crimea tried with all their might to protect their culture, values and traditions. That is why the Russian Spring is understood as a symbol of unity, courage and patriotism— quotes the press service of the Government of Sevastopol Yuri Ivanchenko.
He also told schoolchildren about the preparation and conduct of the referendum in 2014 and the mood of Sevastopol residents in those days.
It is very interesting to learn about the events of those days first-hand. Then, in 2014, I had just started first grade and, of course, I didn’t understand much. Thanks to such meetings, we become more immersed in the history of our hometown. It is very important for children, schoolchildren and adults to remember history, to tell how everything really happened. We will continue to tell all this to our children. The truth must live forever,” notes 10th grade student Nadezhda.
In addition, school No. 23 decorated the windows with thematic drawings. Teachers of the educational institution pay special attention to the patriotic education of schoolchildren.
We organized a thematic creative lesson for 5th grade students. Together with schoolchildren, we prepared postcards about the Russian Spring, which we will send to the defenders of our borders. The more methods of upbringing and education are used, the better students will learn the material, the more immersed they will be in the events being studied.says 5th grade class teacher Maria Kuznetsova.
Let us remind you that “Talking about important things” is an extracurricular subject that is included in the curriculum of all schools and colleges in the country. Each lesson is devoted to a specific topic, the information is adapted depending on the age of the students.
source: press service of the Government of Sevastopol
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