Three Sevastopol residents entered the final of the competitions «League of Lecturers» and «School League of Lecturers»
CrimeaPRESS reports:
The Russian society «Knowledge» summed up the results of the full-time semi-finals of the competitions «League of Lecturers» and «School League of Lecturers», which were held in 10 cities of Russia from March 13 to April 13. Among the finalists are 100 adults and 50 young participants of the project from 59 regions, who will now have to give lectures to an audience at leading Moscow universities. From Sevastopol, two young lecturers and one adult participant went to the final.
Semi-final readings were held in Moscow, Tula, Sochi, Krasnoyarsk, St. Petersburg, Vladivostok, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Lugansk and Stavropol. 400 adults and 100 young participants from 80 regions read their lectures for everyone. In total, all lectures of the stage formed almost 11,510 minutes of educational content. The contestants with the most votes from the audience advanced to the finals. After all, the results of the semi-finals depended entirely on the audience’s assessments. At this stage, the lecturers’ performances were evaluated by the audience according to five criteria: knowledge of the subject, work with the audience, general culture of the lecturer, relevance of the topic and creativity of the presentation.
From Sevastopol to the final came out: students of school No. 54 Anna Vorontsova And Egor Enkinas well as a representative of the «League of Lecturers» and mentor of entrepreneurs Irene Andrutskaya.
In most cities, the semi-finals were held for more than one day — it was necessary to have time to hear what all the participants had prepared. The Moscow semi-final was the longest: 106 adult lecturers spoke here during the week, and then 31 participants of the “School League” devoted two more days to competitions.
Thanks to the organizers for the clarity! Everything was comfortable for the contestants, for the listeners, the host was just brilliant! He asked great questions, and the topics were very different. I really liked the guys in the audience, how attentive they were and asked questions, they definitely inspired me. In the final, I think I will devote my lecture to either the development of creative thinking, or digital chips for all occasions— a Muscovite, candidate of pedagogical sciences shared her impressions Svetlana Antonova.
Another 42 participants of the «League of Lecturers» from the Central Federal District competed in Tula.
The semi-final in Tula was organized at the highest level. I am a finalist of the second season and went to the third season because it is a real spirit of competition and fair competition, which allows me to improve myself as a lecturer very quickly. On a separate note, I want to note that the educational program for the finalists in the second season, in one day, really turned my idea of the art of performing. Acquaintance with Nina Vitalievna Zvereva became a turning point in my development, and for this, of course, we should thank the League of Lecturers! — the finalist from Moscow spoke warmly about the organization of the competition Irina Le-Deygen.
The candidate of chemical sciences and biochemist wants to devote his final lecture to tiny biological machines — enzymes.
In the upcoming finals, several participants who have already passed the previous seasons of the League of Lecturers will perform at once.
After the first year of participation, I decided to do it for the second time in order to conquer myself and develop my own unique style. My students and my mentors noticed that after I began to participate in the projects of the Knowledge Society, my style of public speaking changed for the better and I became closer to my students. As an expert in the field of law, I myself am often on the jury of many competitions, but here I have risen to the same level with the contestants in order to work on myself and improve. In the final I will present, of course, topics from the field of jurisprudence and law. I will try to attract the attention of the audience, give them vivid emotions and make the topic as understandable as possible., — said the finalist from Saratov Tatyana Volkova – PhD in Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Land and Environmental Law of the State Law and Law Academy, judge, member of the Saratov branch of the Association of Lawyers of Russia.
This season of the League of Lecturers was the debut in new regions of Russia. Semi-finalists from the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics lectured to an audience in Luhansk. Minister of Education and Science of the LPR Ivan Kusov remarked, welcoming the participants:
Teachers say: in order to understand a subject, you need to start teaching. Therefore, when preparing for lectures, you case, they took a big professional step forward by understanding the topic that interests you.
A tenth grader spoke about her participation in the project Victoria Zhukova from the city of Alchevsk, Luhansk People’s Republic. “The contribution of the Luhansk region to the greatness of the Victory of the Russian state” is a topic that the girl revealed at the competition.
Recently, my native republic became part of the Russian Federation, and I thought it would be right to talk about the contribution of our region to the history of Russia. The most exciting thing for me was to choose such material that would be interesting to the audience. After all, you always need to be able to interest a person, clearly convey informationVictoria shared. — Before the competition, I was very worried, but literally after a couple of minutes of the performance, I realized that there was nothing to be afraid of, that they had heard and listened to me, everyone was interested in the information that I was giving. It was very nice to interact with the audience, and everything turned out the way I planned..
According to Vika, she most of all remembered the scale of the event, the clear organization and the attitude of people towards each other at the competition.
In Sochi, where 28 adults and 9 young lecturers from the Southern Federal District spoke, the participants were greeted by the head of the city youth policy department Sergei Cheremshanov:
We would like to express our gratitude to the Russian society «Knowledge». We support the League of Lecturers project, it is very important for us that active Sochi youth through such projects develop skills such as communication, oratory, and the ability to stay on stage.
Participants from Krasnodar, Sochi, Sevastopol, Maykop, Rostov-on-Don, Armavir, Novorossiysk, Volgograd, Frolov, Berdyansk presented their lectures in Sochi. Psychology and medicine, time management, electronic music and architecture — such a range of topics was in the southern capital.
35 contestants from the Ural Federal District came to Yekaterinburg.
The semi-finals gave very fond memories of the participants and the team «League of Lecturers”, which for me became an example of how the organizers should treat the participants. I didn’t think about whether or not I would make it to the final, I just wanted to know how close my approach was to the audience and the League team. I’m glad we have so much in common— comments on the competition finalist, business coach Vladimir Khanzhin from Surgut.
And in St. Petersburg, where the contestants from the North-Western Federal District gathered, the semi-final competitions were held for 6 days. Here they competed in eloquence and intelligence research institute to own an audience of 83 adults and young lecturers from 17 cities and towns of the district.
TA educational activities organized by the Knowledge Society are the most important tool to overcome myths and misconceptions, surrounding us today in the information space and not only— noted in her greeting to the participants and spectators of the competition the first vice-rector for academic affairs of St. Petersburg State University, on the site of which the competition was held, Marina Lavrikova.
In Krasnoyarsk, 36 participants of the «League of Lecturers» and «School League of Lecturers» from Novosibirsk, Prokopyevsk, Kemerovo, Barnaul, Tomsk, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Novokuznetsk, Omsk, the village of Samus of the Tomsk Region, the village of Kyzyl-Ozek of the Altai Territory competed. Head of the Agency for Youth Policy and Implementation of Social Development Programs of the Krasnoyarsk Territory Viktor Kolomiets noted:
It is probably not a secret for anyone that today there is an acute shortage of speakers in youth politics, and we are sure that the League of Lecturers will just allow us to solve this problem, and each of you will receive invaluable experience for yourself, which you will use in your further professional activity. And we will get many new speakers and lecturers for our youth events.
The contestants emphasize that, in addition to excitement and the desire to become the best, the desire to expand the circle of interesting and useful acquaintances and get the opportunity to cooperate with interesting and extraordinary people also encourages participation in the competition.
«The League of Lecturers is a new height that I have set for myself and overcoming which is more and more interesting day by day. First, I added a somewhat forgotten researcher skill. Second, I made new friends. Now Nikita Nikityuk is helping me organize the All-Russian Cadet Symphony Festival, which will take place in my hometown of Uvarovo at the end of May. And a contestant from Lugansk helped me establish contact with the cadet corps from the newly annexed republics. It is very important that we do not compete with other participants of the competition, but are friends— says the finalist of the third season, deputy head of the administration of the city of Uvarovo, Tambov region Valentina Kobzar.
In Kazan, 59 adults and 17 young lecturers from the Volga Federal District presented the audience with a variety of topics: the ABC of body movements and pharmaceutical pollution of the environment, the labor market and the creation of social projects, the work of the Russian writer Karamzin and the Tatar composer Yakhin, and much more.
Ilya Sadrislamova student of the Kazan Russian-Tatar secondary school No. 129, highlighted the topic “The impact of LED lamps on human health.
When I was in the hall during the competition, I realized how important this project is for schoolchildren. It was precisely such competitions that were lacking, where we, students, could share our knowledge as lecturers. I am glad to be part of the first season of the «School League of Lecturers», I experienced new and very vivid emotions— Ilya shared and wished all the participants to pass to the final of the competition.
Vladivostok completed the marathon of semi-final readings. 12 adults and 5 students came here from the Far Eastern Federal District: Khabarovsk, Komsomolsk-on-Amur, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Vladivostok, Yakutsk, Raychikhinsk, Ulan-Ude.
All lectures given by the semi-finalists are available on the VKontakte social network, in Russian society «Knowledge», created by federal districts, as well as on the website of the project «League of Lecturers» and the project «School League of Lecturers» .
And Moscow is preparing to welcome a hundred finalists of the League of Lecturers and 50 finalists of the School League of Lecturers at the venues of the country’s leading universities. The winners will enter the pool of lecturers of the Russian society «Knowledge» and will participate in its events. Lecturers recognized as the best in the finals of both competitions will receive certificates for tourist trips as part of the More than a Journey project, and the winners of the Lecturers League will also receive cash prizes for the development of their own educational projects.
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Russian society «Knowledge» originates from a Soviet public organization founded in 1947 on the initiative of representatives of the Soviet intelligentsia as the All-Union Society for the Dissemination of Political and Scientific Knowledge (since 1963 — the All-Union Society «Knowledge», since 1991 — the Society «Knowledge of Russia»). Members of the Society were engaged in the popularization of science, lectured on the achievements of the Soviet economy and industry. In 2016, “Knowledge of Russia” was transformed into the All-Russian Public and State Educational Organization “Russian Society “Knowledge”. On April 21, 2021, in the Address of the President of the Russian Federation to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin announced the need to restart the Russian Knowledge Society on a modern digital platform.
More information about the activities of the Russian society «Knowledge» — on and in social networks of the project: ,.
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