The Department of Russian Literary Studies of Chirchik State Pedagogical University Participated in the Events of the “Russian Language Week in Uzbekistan”

As part of the “Russian Language Week in Uzbekistan”, aimed at promoting international cooperation, exchanging teaching experience, and introducing modern educational technologies into Russian language teaching, representatives of the Department of Russian Literary Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Chirchik State Pedagogical University, actively participated in a series of professional and educational events.

On October 5, the Head of the Department of Russian Literary Studies, PhD, Associate Professor A.V. Ekabsons, and PhD, Associate Professor E.T. Kenenbaev, participated in the methodological seminar “New Technologies in Teaching Russian as a Foreign Language (RFL),” held at Nizami National Pedagogical University of Uzbekistan.

The seminar addressed current issues related to the use of digital educational platforms, artificial intelligence, interactive teaching methods, and project-based learning in teaching Russian as a foreign language.

PhD, Associate Professor E.T. Kenenbaev delivered a presentation entitled “Modern Technologies and Motivation in Project-Based Work (Video Clip Studio).” His presentation highlighted the potential of modern technologies and creative project-based formats to enhance student motivation and develop students’ communicative and digital competencies.

On October 6, a team from the Department of Russian Literary Studies participated in the inter-university student hackathon “Russian Language Lesson 2.0: Designing Multimedia Materials with Neural Networks,” organized by the Zlatoust Educational Publishing Center (St. Petersburg, Russia).

The Maestro team, led by department lecturer S.E. Shamshina and comprising fourth-year students Islom Jonikulov, Shirin Abdumuminova, and Mufazzal Toshpulatova, demonstrated a high level of preparation, creativity, and proficiency in using neural networks to develop multimedia educational materials. The team achieved an excellent result, winning second place.

Congratulations to the Maestro team and its supervisor on this outstanding achievement! We wish them continued success, further professional accomplishments, and many more victories!

On October 7, the Department of Russian Literary Studies, Faculty of Humanities, Chirchik State Pedagogical University, welcomed S.N. Golubev, Director General of the Zlatoust Educational Publishing Center, and T.A. Bezekina, a methodologist at the center.

During the meeting, the participants discussed prospects for multifaceted cooperation in the preparation and publication of teaching and educational-methodological materials, as well as opportunities for further collaboration in improving methods of teaching the Russian language and literature.

These events marked an important step toward strengthening professional ties, expanding international cooperation, and introducing innovative approaches into the educational process.

The department’s participation in the “Russian Language Week in Uzbekistan” reflects its commitment to professional development, the implementation of modern educational practices, and the training of future teachers capable of working effectively in a digital learning environment.

The “Russian Language Week in Uzbekistan” events were organized with the participation of the Russkiy Mir Foundation, the Committee for External Relations of St. Petersburg, and the Zlatoust Educational Publishing Center.