Periodically, we gather feedback from parents on the learning process, teachers, and expectations. Here are our strengths according to parents:
- Not simplifying the process, but really teaching the kids. Methodists monitor the quality of lesson delivery, assess teacher readiness, and monitor student progress.
- Don't put the learning on the shoulders of parents. You can practice Russian with your child if you like or not at all - your child will still learn Russian. You don't need to supervise the homework or do it together with your child. Just praise him for his successes and be happy with the progress. We will do the rest ourselves.
- We organize the learning process in such a way that it brings visible results. If your child has started attending our school, then feel free to buy him books in Russian, as he will soon start reading. Turn on Skype - he will speak freely with his relatives. Open messengers - he will write messages in text, not emoji.
- We use proven teaching aids recognized by educational experts. For example, Primer for Smartypants helps children learn how to articulate and form phrases correctly. All of our programs use only the best methods and aids.
- Collecting feedback. Mentors talk to parents and ask them what learning problems they have, what their child is missing, and what else they can do to help.
- Make an important contribution to the child's communication with relatives. We are incredibly pleased to read your stories about how your children talk to their grandparents, how they listen to Russian fairy tales, and learn about Russian culture, nature, and sights. We understand how important it is for you to pass on to your children the traditions, values and culture of the Russian people and we are happy to help you in this.
These are not all our achievements, merits and successes, but the most important thing is your happy, harmoniously developed children.
