Webinar for philologists who teach Georgian as a foreign language

   Webinar for philologists who teach Georgian as a foreign language.

 Project of the International Scientific and Pedagogical Organization of Philologists ISPOP.
  
Free webinar-marathon for philologists and teachers with the participation of Georgian, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Slovak, Bulgarian, Spanish, French, German, Hungarian philologists and teachers.

The webinar for philologists teaching Georgian as a foreign language was held on July 4, 2020 within the ISPOP project of the International Scientific and Pedagogical Organization of Philologists.
The webinar presented the latest developments in the field of teaching foreign languages.
She made an opening speech:
Project Manager, Deputy Director of ISPOP - Zoya Adamia.
Speaker: Rusudan Saginadze - Professor, Kutaisi State University named after  Akaki Tsereteli, Chair of Georgian Philology, Head of the Chair of Georgian Language, Head of the Bachelor s Program (Georgian Language and Literature), Head of the Georgian Language Training Program
Subject: Aspects of teaching Georgian grammar to non-Georgians.

Speaker: Ana Todua - senior specialist of Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, Georgian Language Teaching Management Service, postgraduate of TSU.
Subject: Strategy for teaching Georgian language skills (speaking / listening) in the program 1 + 4.

Speaker: Madeleine Ochigava - Doctor of Philological Sciences, Guest Professor of Georgian Language at the Humanitarian Faculty of Sukhumi State University, Head of the educational program of Georgian language teaching 1 + 4.
Subject: Issues of teaching Georgian language skills (writing / reading) and field vocabulary.