Educational Programs
English Language Office for the Russian Federation
English Language Office in Moscow
The English Language Office (ELO) in Moscow, established in the Embassy's Public Affairs Section in 1993, cooperates with the Ministry of Education and local professionals on a variety of English language teaching (ELT) programs and projects and provides resources throughout the Russian Federation. The English Language Office in Moscow is one of 16 such offices around the world. Its work is coordinated by the U.S. Department of State, Office of English Language Programs, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, in Washington, D.C.
LISTEN+READ+LEARN Project:
- Creating Interactive PowerPoint Presentations - Teacher's Guidebook (from Kursk, Russia). English | Russian
Teachers Handbook for Connect with English:
- Connect with English Handbook of teachers tips, idioms, and cultural pointers created by the English Language Fellows in Russia.
- Online program synopsis for Connect with English together with episodes for viewing.
Interviews with Russian Teachers on Voice of America Special English:
- Teachers of English in Russia Feeling Winds of Change in Their Profession
- Teaching English in Russia: Insights from Two Generations of Teachers
- Wordmaster Program, VOA Special English
English Language Summer Camps for Youth Handbooks - Ufa | Kazan
English Language Summer Camps for Youth - English | Russian
Useful pages for Teachers and Students:
- American Studies On-Line Activities (from Buryatia, Siberia)
- Senior EL Fellow Jeremy Slagoski's Pages (Samara, Russia)
American Values through Film: Lesson Plans for Teaching:
- Dances with Wolves
High Noon
Seabiscuit
To Kill a Mockingbird
Twelve Angry Men
All the President's Men
Erin Brockovich
Office of English Language Programs (OELP)
Online English Language Center web site
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Michael Krauss' on-line course on Integrating the Internet into the Classroom. Click here to find the projects and evaluations of Russian participants of 2003-2007 courses and see their project work. Download the application for the February 2008 course. |