Participants in the All-Russian Pedagogical Congress spoke highly of the "Journey Across Russia" exposition
The "Journey Across Russia" exposition at the National Centre RUSSIA elevates the country in the eyes of all visitors. This view was shared with the press office of the National Centre RUSSIA by participants in the first All-Russian Pedagogical Congress in modern history.
"In such a short time we saw so much. This exposition elevates our country in the eyes of all visitors; it leaves a pleasant impression. Everyone should see it: it brings people together and shows how rich, modern and beautiful our country is," said Olga Novokhatko of Moscow Pedagogical State University.
Maria Slabospitskaya, Chair of the Orenburg regional organisation of the Trade Union of Education and Science Workers of the Russian Federation, promised to return to the exposition with pupils, teachers, and preschool teachers.
"This exposition stirred only the most positive feelings in me: delight, admiration, pride, and a desire to show it to children. You can build an entire educational framework here for years to come so that our young people understand the scale of our state," said Maria Slabospitskaya. "With this exposition you do not need any lessons; everything can be shown and told here."
Oksana Balaba, Orenburg Region Teacher of the Year, said that she most enjoyed and remembered the taiga location in the Far Eastern Federal District section, where visitors can see holograms of rare animals, as well as the clothing and everyday items of different peoples. She noted that the exposition is a symbiosis of tradition and innovation, and that the interactive zones make you feel like a full participant in everything that is happening.
"The vastness, might, and strength of Russia are presented wonderfully. We will definitely come again and bring children, our pupils," emphasised Larisa Repeta, headteacher of a grammar school in the town of Verkhny Ufaley in the Chelyabinsk region.
Guided tours of the "Journey Across Russia" exposition are free of charge with prior registration. Full details are available on the website of the National Centre RUSSIA in the "Events" section.
Viewers will meet a brave man who saved his people three times from invasions by the white-eyed Chud — foreigners wearing iron armour and horned helmets.
The engineer advised young specialists to develop a love for their profession while still studying and choose a field they truly enjoy.
