BERDICHEVSKY A.L. RUSSIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING METHODOLOGY IN A SLAVIC AUDIENCE OUTSIDE THE LANGUAGE ENVIRONMENT : A METHODOLOGICAL GUIDE FOR TEACHERS OF RUSSIAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE. - SAINT PETERSBURG : ZLATOUST, 2022. - 168 Р. - TEXT : ELECTRONIC ISBN 978-5-907493-45-2
The reviewed manual is an original methodological study that contributes to the development of the methodology of teaching Russian as a foreign language. The author of the manual is a well-known Austrian methodologist in the field of teaching Russian as a foreign language, Professor, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences at the University of Applied in Burgenlad (Austria) Anatoly Leonidovich Berdichevsky. Author of over 200 works on the problems of teaching foreign languages, including textbooks of German and Russian for foreigners. The intercultural education system of Russian language in Slavic audience is described for the first time in the manual and its technology is presented taking into account the peculiarities of the assimilation of the Russian language by Slavic students. The editor-in-chief of the manual is A.V. Golubeva, who is the chief editor of the Zlatoust publishing house. The manual is intended for teachers of Russian as a foreign language working in a Slavic audience outside the language environment: in Bulgaria, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia, Croatia, Czech Republic, etc. The famous Serbian specialist of Russian studies, professor of the University of Belgrade Bogolyub Stankovich, for the first time proposed to consider Slavic languages as another-Slavic and teach Russian as another-Slavic. The manual describes the features of Slavic languages: Bulgarian, Polish, Serbian, Slovenian, Ukrainian, Czech and Russian.