The first winners of the “School League of Lecturers” were determined

The Russian society “Knowledge” announced the completion of the first remote stage of the All-Russian competition for young educators “School League of Lecturers”.

The winners were 400 people who, according to the jury, spoke very brightly and creatively, revealing topical topics of history and modernity in 15-minute video lectures, in particular, they talked about the algorithm for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, orientation in the wild, the role of public associations in human life , features of separate collection of plastic, the study of archival documents, work with a laser machine, animals in space, Russian research on Venus, the impact of epidemics on historical events and much, much more.

The most representative among the winners were the teams of guys from Moscow, the Republic of Bashkortostan and the Krasnodar Territory.

As representatives of the Russian society “Knowledge” said, the competition for young educators started in the fall of 2022. Applications for participation in it were submitted by 5003 students of general education schools and secondary vocational educational institutions from 83 regions of the country. The jury, evaluating the performances of the guys, took into account such criteria as the relevance of the topic covered by the young lecturer, creativity in presenting the material, the general culture of the lecturer, as well as the level of knowledge on the topic of the speech.

Now 400 winners of the remote stage will give lectures live on the platform of the Russian Society “Knowledge” and its official pages on social networks in front of a wide audience of viewers. As a result of this stage, 100 people will be selected, they will give face-to-face lectures in the finals of the “School League of Lecturers”. According to the results of the first season of the intellectual competition, 20 winners will be determined, who will be awarded by the Knowledge Society with valuable prizes and trips to unique places in the country as part of the More than a Journey project.

Mona Platonov.