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Russian through Robotics presenter: Alexey Kuznetsov

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Russian through Robotics

presenter: Alexey Kuznetsov

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About the Presenter• Degree in English and Russian as New Languages• Startalk Teacher Program in 2016• English Language Learner (ELL) teacher in Renton• Instructor at UW Startalk for 2 years

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LEGO• Lego Mindstorms EV3 platform

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Essay

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Self-evaluation

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Facilitation

• Focus on ensuring positive learning experiences

• Environment for risk taking• Creating an atmosphere of success• Reliance on team work and peer support

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Team Work• Mix of students familiar and new to

programming with Lego Robotics:– teams include a person familiar with

programming and LEGO Robotics set

• The students were tasked to build a robot to be used for aviation or space exploration

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Project Stages• Research: read, watch, discuss, take notes• Build and improve a robot• Program the robot• Fill out technical documentation• Create a PowerPoint• Prepare an oral presentation

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Goals1. Development of technical and academic

language2. Introduction to cultural realities3. Career exploration4. Community building

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1. Technical and Academic Language

• Academic vocabulary for programming and robotic engineering

• Communication norms: the respectful “You”, taking turns, etiquette, etc.

• Functional language

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2. Cultural Realities

• Schooling• University life• Fiction and nonfiction• Bibliography• Historical and current events

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3. Career Exploration

• Who researches, creates, programs, fine-tunes, manages and sells the product?

• Career path: from high school to project completion

• Ethics of robotics

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4. Community Building

• Make new friends• Linguistic and cultural unity• Serves individual needs• Share resources

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Methodology

• Startalk principles• ACTFL core practices• Motivation through

project work– Autonomy– Mastery

• Application of teaching methods from both cultural/linguistic settings (target language country and the US)

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Benefits

1. Development of technical and academic language

2. Introduction to cultural realities

3. Career exploration

4. Community building

- keep up with peers from first language countries

- discover individuality and reconnect with heritage

- consider professional application of language

- networking, and encouragement to use language