One grammar book—different ages.How to Teach Children and Adults
Joint Webinar by Diana Bukaeva and Stanislav and Alla Chernyshov
Sunday, October 4
8:00 p.m. (Moscow time)
Free admission
In a joint webinar, Diana Bukaeva, author of the “Say: Hello!” series, and Stanislav and Alla Chernyshov, authors of “Let’s Go!” and *Active Russian Grammar*, will compare approaches to teaching grammar to children and adults and analyze specific examples from their teaching experience and textbooks.
Let's talk about how to make grammar easy to understand, memorable, and—most importantly—effective in real-life conversation, regardless of the student's age.
In this webinar, you will learn:
What's Changing in Teaching
the same Russian grammar, whether we're dealing with a child or an adult?
What grammar?
Do I really need to explain?
When moving from meaning to form,
And when do we move from form to speech?
What should be different,
And what, surprisingly, works just as well at any age?
Speakers
Stanislav and Alla Chernyshov
Russian language instructors and curriculum developers with many years of experience, authors of the world-renowned “Poekhali!” textbook series, and creators of Active Russian Grammar. As the founders of Stanislav Academy, they have been developing programs and teaching materials for over 25 years, teaching Russian to international students, and conducting courses, seminars, and master classes for Russian as a Foreign Language (RFL) instructors around the world.
Diana Bukaeva
A teacher of Russian as a foreign language with over 14 years of experience working with children and adults in various countries, including teaching at a university in China.
Founder of her own school for bilingual learners (online and in-person) and author of a method for teaching Russian to children from scratch. Based on her system, 12 textbooks in the “Say: Hello!” series have already been created, which are used by teachers and parents around the world.
