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Grades 10 – 12 and adults
About the course:
This course will open the window to Russia. Students will learn the Cyrillic alphabet, the phonics associated with each letter of the alphabet, vocabulary, pronunciation, the word ending structure for the language, and the basic parts of speech as well as conversational phrases for travel, greetings, and shopping. In this course students will be introduced to the etiquette and culture of Russia as well.
Students will be surprised by their progress. Russian is a very phonetic language. There is only one sound for each letter of the alphabet. Also, like most languages, Russian “borrows“ words from other languages including English. So, you already know some Russian!
 About the instructor:
Raya Hayduk is a new arrival to Gaylord having moved here in 2004 from the Ukraine, a Republic in the former Soviet Union. Russian is one of her native languages. She has taught Russian literature, grammar and history in public high schools for 20 years. She holds a teaching degree from the Vinnitsya Pedagogical University. She brings with her keen observations on life in the former Soviet Union.
| Location: |
University Center at Gaylord |
| Dates: |
Saturdays, Feb 13 - April 17 (no class April 3) |
| Times: |
11:00 am -1:00 pm |
| Instructor: |
Raya Hayduk |
| Class size: |
10-12 |
| Cost: |
$95 |
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