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September 17, 2025History of science0 citationsOpen Access

Interactive Methods of Teaching Russian Language in Military Universities

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SASayali Akhundova

Key Points

  • Interactive methods enhance Russian language learning among military personnel, fostering engagement through various activities.
  • Key techniques like group projects and interactive games significantly support understanding of military terminology and approaches.
  • The incorporation of multimedia materials in lessons is essential for effective teaching and retention of Russian language skills.
  • The work shares methodological recommendations for teachers striving to improve interactive learning techniques and application in military contexts.

Abstract

This article provides an analysis of innovative teaching of the Russian language in a military audience. The article reveals some methods and techniques of teaching Russian to military personnel through an interactive lesson, namely: group projects, stimulating games, informant lessons, interactive team games, case method, "POPS formula", project method, brainstorming, correspondence travel, competitions, performances, creation of speech situations. It is noted that the use of interactive textbooks and multimedia materials, listening, reading aloud are indispensable in interactive learning. The work provides examples of the use of various interactive techniques for familiarization with current lexical and grammatical topics, and provides methodological recommendations for teaching military terminology using military videos. The work is not without relevance among studies aimed at improving the methodology of interactive learning.

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Sayali Akhundova (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4566c31b076d99fa5bc28https://doi.org/10.33864/2790-0037.2025.v6.i3.113-121
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