In Russia, schooling is an important part of every child’s life. For many

years, various methods and approaches to teaching have been used in Russia,

which aim to ensure quality education and the development of pupils. So

what are the methods of teaching in Russian schools?

First, we have the traditional lecture. Lectures are given by teachers who

impart information about the specific topic of the lesson, and students

take notes in notebooks, which they will have to learn later.

There is also a method of teaching through dialogue between the teacher

and the students. This method involves active interaction between the

teacher and the pupils, as well as between the pupils themselves. During

the dialogue, students share their thoughts and ideas, as well as their

views and arguments. This is very good for the development of

information analysis. Some teachers prepare students for university and

ask them to do projects on specific subjects. We independently find

information, analyze it and process it. So, with the help of projects, we

develop independently, without a clear direction from the teacher.

Projects also improve our ability to work as a team. And, of course, there

is another method, which is to memorize paragraphs on a subject and

then retell them. And we also very often memorize poems and then recite

them with expression to our teachers. In the same way, we learn theory,

for example, the rules of the Russian language. But sometimes the

theory is written in such an absurd way, so sometimes even native

speakers of the Russian language do not understand it.

I have spoken about the main school methods of learning in Russia.

Some of them are not suitable for all students, but in principle, they can

teach everyone normally