Projects of the Reliable Change Foundation - at the Teachers of Russia Forum in Moscow

The Teachers of Russia Forum was held at the State University of Management in Moscow, where projects of the Reliable Shift Charitable Foundation aimed at career guidance for schoolchildren and popularization of engineering and technical education were presented.

The Teachers of Russia Forum, which takes place throughout the year in the regions of Russia, is aimed at developing cooperation between representatives of science, pedagogy and the public, as well as the successful implementation of the state program of the Russian Federation "Development of Education until 2030", the national project "Education" extended until 2030, the Concept for the development of preschool education for the period up to 2030 of the year.

The speaker of the forum was Nikita Maslennikov, PhD student at NUST MISIS, Assistant Professor at the Department of Enrichment and Processing of Minerals and Man-made Raw Materials at NUST MISIS, winner and expert of the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship, member of the Hall of Fame and the Club of Winners and Prize-winners of the championship.

He introduced the heads and teachers of Moscow schools to the projects of the Reliable Change Foundation and the Organizing Committee of the CASE-IN championship: the CASE-IN School League, the #Brighter industry shift at the Orlyonok VDC, the Young Power Engineer School at the Smena VDC, Reliable Change Energy Groups, etc.

Nikita paid special attention to the new project of the organizing committee of CASE-IN - educational circles. As a teacher of such a circle at the National Research University of the Moscow Institute of Economics and School 1317, Nikita noted that the project helps to develop engineering thinking among schoolchildren through familiarization with engineering cases.

"This is an additional general development program on the basis of schools and universities, which It unites students in grades 5-11 who are interested in technical creativity and the basics of engineering, - said the speaker, - Classes in the circles are conducted by members of the Winners Club of the CASE-IN".

Nikita Maslennikov also shared the results of a survey among high school students conducted by the organizing committee of the CASE-IN and emphasized the conscious attitude of high school students towards choosing their future profession and university.: "We found out that a large number of modern schoolchildren already have plans for their own future. Some of them have an idea not only of which university and in which direction they want to study after graduation, but also have their own preferences among employers."

The projects of the Reliable Shift Foundation not only consolidate the knowledge gained at the educational institution, Nikita Maslennikov noted, but also help to take the first step towards a successful career.

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