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Preserving Russian Language is the best gift to children and grandchildren of the Russian speaking emigrants, for their future life and career. It will also keep the generation link. English has already become a native language for them, and it`s useless to educate them with the student books for the Russian speaking children in the Russia native language environment. The method RSL (Russian as a Foreign Language), which has been successfully used for the foreign academia students in Russia for more than 40 years, is now adapted for children. Using the RSL, children will acquire efficient speaking, writing, and fluent reading skills. They won`t need to memorize complicated rules and rare or outdated words. These books have been successfully used at schools, by private teachers and parents in the U.S., Israel, Japan, and many European countries.
More about Nina Vlasova`s Methodics: www.NinaVlasova.com.
Textbook for Russian-speaking children: «Imya Suschestvitel'noe za 10 Urokov: Grammar Rules, Exercises and Games for Students of Grades 4-6 of the Sunday School. Russian as the Second Native Language»
The textbook is a practical guide for studying Russian at Sunday schools as well as together with parents. It includes comments to exercises to aid teachers compiled by methodologists and psychologists. Besides, the textbook contains grammar rules, exercises, activities, games, dictations, and self-dictations.
This book was written for our children living outside of the Russian language media or in a limited Russian language media and for their parents as a wonderful reminder of their childhood. Read more...
Journal "Russkii Iazyk v SshA"
AARCE.org is publishing its second Journal "Russkii Iazyk v SshA" which comprises articles of the participants of the Second International Conference on Preservation of the Russian Language in the USA (Washington, D.C., December 8-9, 2007).
The subjects of the articles cover linguistic and cultural adaptation; methods of teaching Russian as a heritage language; preservation of the language via culture, literature, theatre; self-perception of Russian immigrants.
For all inquiries and additional information, please contact Marina Dullnig at aniram07@hotmail.com or by phone: +1 301 345 9477.
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Annual Reference Book: Russian Education and Culture
The American Association for Russian Language, Culture and Education (AARCE) is publishing a government-sponsored official reference book of organizations representing Russian education and culture. The Russian government has agreed to purchase thousands of copies of this book and the American government also plans to make use of this book. However, it is the community itself that needs this book the most.
As far as we know, this is the first attempt to introduce a very diverse group of Russian-speaking population of the U.S. representing rich cultural heritage and intellectual potential in one publication.
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"Russians in Tlingit America: The Battles of Sitka, 1802 and 1804" was recently publiched in Juneau Empire and will be published in the British journal Sibirica.
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