Over 500 residents from Sverdlovsk will take part in the nationwide "Knowledge.Lecturer" competition
The All-Russian 'Knowledge. Lecturer' contest, a key component of the national project "Youth and Children", is nearing its conclusion, with registrations closing soon. This educational competition, aimed at identifying talented educators across the country, has received over 20,000 applications this season.
Among the contestants is Natalia Lomovtseva, Deputy Rector for Educational Activities and Digitization at Ural State Agricultural University. She is a contender in the "Media, Communications and Digital Literacy" nomination and will conduct a master class on creating and storing unhackable passwords, as well as discuss issues of internet security.
Another contestant is Associate Professor Pavel Ezhov from Ural State Pedagogical University, who is participating in the "Preservation of Memory of the Great Victory" special nomination. Ezhov's lectures will focus on civic-patriotic education of youth and the history of the Great Patriotic War.
The Middle Urals region is among the top ten regions in the application campaign for the fifth season of the All-Russian 'Knowledge. Lecturer' contest, with 509 applications from Sverdlovsk residents alone. Notably, 19 contestants this year are former participants in special operations. These individuals are conducting educational activities in the zone of military actions, speaking on topics such as tactical medicine, providing first psychological aid to military families, and organizing military sports camps.
Over two thousand contestants in the 'Knowledge. Lecturer' contest are involved in volunteering and charity. The Governor's prizes for the implementation of youth initiatives are awarded by the Sverdlovsk region Governor, Denis Pasler, who actively supports youth initiatives.
The fifth season of the 'Knowledge. Lecturer' contest has involved 62,000 people and held around 16,000 lectures over five years. The winners of the 'Knowledge. Lecturer' contest will be welcomed into the lecturer community. The contest is supported by the General Director of Russian Society "Knowledge", Maxim Dreval.
The 'Knowledge. Lecturer' contest serves as a platform for identifying talented educators in every region, fostering a culture of learning and innovation across Russia.
Natalia Lomovtseva and Pavel Ezhov are participating in the 'Knowledge. Lecturer' contest, showcasing their expertise in education-and-self-development-related topics such as digital literacy and civic-patriotic education, respectively.
