Marshall University College of Education and Human Services Teacher Lecturer Series
 
   



Saint Basil's Cathedral in Red Square


 

Vera BarinovaVera Barinova is the Teacher Lecturer for the College of Education and Human Services for the Spring Semester 2002.

Ms. Barinova, a graduate of the Vladimir State Pedagogical Institute, has taught 20 years
in the Russian educational system and is currently studying here at Marshall University for her Master's of Arts degree in Adult and Technical Education.

Ms. Barinova will share experiences of teaching in Russian schools and the similarities and differences in those schools and ours here in the United States.

Many of her experiences will yield suggestions for teacher candidates for teaching in the American educational system. She will also share pictures and stories about the culture and life in her country.

For more information on the Teacher Lecturer Series in the College of Education and Human Services, contact Dr. Jane McKee, Associate Dean for Academic Programs at 304/696-2859 or via e-mail at mckeej@marshall.edu.

 

Listed below are Ms. Barinova's presentation times.
The Marshall University community and the public are invited to attend.
Friday, March 8 Student Teachers Corbly Hall 105 1:00 PM

 



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