On the second day of the IX International Conference, a real “scientific quartet” took place – a series of master classes and open lectures!

In different auditoriums, participants were able to attend classes on foreign language teaching methods, cognitive linguistics, and creative approaches to learning.

Andreas van Osterwijk held a master class on systematic reading of German texts – how to turn reading into an interactive process and a tool for developing critical thinking.

Anastasia Sharapkova and Svetlana Tishchenko presented research on how the frequency and cultural characteristics of words affect verbal fluency and memory.

Natalia Kashirina spoke about the opportunities offered by the Goethe-Institut for students and teachers: grants, courses, and international programs.

Mikhail Tserechian held a creative master class on visual memorization of English collocations and idioms – participants learned to “draw words.”

The second day of the conference brought together language, culture, and creativity, showing that learning can be inspiring, modern, and truly alive!