May, 2021
Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University
In May 2021, the project with the participation of Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University got a grant from the Visegrad Fund.
Our University was invited as a partner by the project applicant - the Forum for Folk Art Foundation (Budapest, Hungary) in January this year. This collaboration arose as a result of the training program of Tatiana Cherneta, PhD in Art Studies, Associate Professor of Academic and Solo Vocal at the Institute of Arts, at the Summer University of Central European University (Budapest) in 2020. Tatiana Cherneta's training program was funded by a grant from the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation.
The Visegrad project "Summer Course - Managing the Common Musical Heritage in the Visegrad Group and the Eastern Partnership" (ID 22110201) aims to study and enhance cultural and shared identity and heritage within and outside the Visegrad Four region.
Among the project partners there are also:
• Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra (Slovakia)
• Nouvelle Prague (Czech Republic)
• Ada Sari Center for Culture and Arts in Stary Sącz (Poland).
We look forward to new successes in the field of grant opportunities and international activities.
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April 27, 2021
Borys Grinchenko Kyiv University

On April 27, 2021, at the Faculty of Information Technology and Management, Veronica Albanese, Professor in Methods of Teaching Mathematics at the University of Granada (Spain), conducted an online class for mathematics students on geometric constructions and plane transformations. This kind of master class, which was also attended by the teachers of the Department of Computer Science and Mathematics, was held under the agreement on academic mobility with the University of Granada and with the support of the European Union's Erasmus + exchange program that provides the opportunity to study, do internship or teach in another country.

The novelty for Ukrainian educational practice was that such a class was conducted without traditional geometric tools - a ruler, a compass. Both students and teachers experimented with a sheet of paper, folding it in a certain way, then "translated" into mathematics the name of the fold lines and the transformation, looked for appropriate tools and performed construction in the virtual environment GeoGebra. They saw the practical implementation of the strategy of "soft" (you could even say "silent") teaching, when the teacher was only an unobtrusive and very cautious tutor, directing the development of student thinking in the right direction, stimulating their movement forward, to the goal. The students did everything by themselves: experimented, tried "with their own hands", researched, expressed hypotheses and tested them.

According to students, this method of studying mathematical concepts, objects and their properties is very useful and exciting, especially in the online classroom. The class was interesting for both students and teachers, and we hope that our cooperation with Veronica will continue.
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