Timiryazev Academy and Prodimex are developing teaching materials for agricultural classes in Russian schools
July 9
The Timiryazev Russian State Agrarian University – Moscow Agricultural Academy is working on a very important project that will help raise the level of agricultural knowledge in Russian schools.
Video lessons were recorded at the Prodimex Group interactive educational center at the Timiryazev Academy. Anastasia Povarnitsyna and Vladimir Vilkhovoy, assistants of the Department of Crop Production and Meadow Ecosystems, acted as experts in the professional development program “Content and Teaching Methods of Specialized Agrotechnology Subjects” for teachers of agro-classes in Russian schools.
The young scientists ran a series of practical video lessons on the main field crops within the course module “Best Practices of Progressive Technologies in Agriculture”, emphasizing teaching methodology for these subjects and the use of practical elements.
Attention was also paid to the experience of running master classes and other forms of extracurricular activities for students of agro-schools.
The course’s listeners were more than 1,500 teachers from 79 regions of Russia, representing 1,050 schools that train children in agrotechnology classes.
Video lessons were recorded at the Prodimex Group interactive educational center at the Timiryazev Academy. Anastasia Povarnitsyna and Vladimir Vilkhovoy, assistants of the Department of Crop Production and Meadow Ecosystems, acted as experts in the professional development program “Content and Teaching Methods of Specialized Agrotechnology Subjects” for teachers of agro-classes in Russian schools.
The young scientists ran a series of practical video lessons on the main field crops within the course module “Best Practices of Progressive Technologies in Agriculture”, emphasizing teaching methodology for these subjects and the use of practical elements.
Attention was also paid to the experience of running master classes and other forms of extracurricular activities for students of agro-schools.
The course’s listeners were more than 1,500 teachers from 79 regions of Russia, representing 1,050 schools that train children in agrotechnology classes.