We are excited to announce the publication of two new textbooks: "A Collection of Texts in Russian for Foreigners" and "Living and Studying in Kyrgyzstan for Foreign Clinical Residents in General Medicine," authored by the faculty members of the Humanities Department of the International Higher School of Medicine.
The first textbook features a variety of adapted texts for teaching Russian as a foreign language, with a focus on communicatively important vocabulary.
The second textbook is designed for clinical residents with A1-level Russian proficiency. It helps them develop language skills for both everyday and medical contexts, with materials progressing up to A2 level.
These textbooks are notable for their accessibility, engaging content, and practical application. They are suitable for English-speaking students at the elementary level and can be used in both guided classes and for independent study.
Authors and Compilers:
We congratulate the authors and wish them continued success!
The first textbook features a variety of adapted texts for teaching Russian as a foreign language, with a focus on communicatively important vocabulary.
The second textbook is designed for clinical residents with A1-level Russian proficiency. It helps them develop language skills for both everyday and medical contexts, with materials progressing up to A2 level.
These textbooks are notable for their accessibility, engaging content, and practical application. They are suitable for English-speaking students at the elementary level and can be used in both guided classes and for independent study.
Authors and Compilers:
- Nuriya N. Alymkulova, Head of the Department of Humanities, Senior Lecturer of Russian Language
- Aizada R. Buteshova, Senior Lecturer of Russian Language, Ph.D. in Philology
- Saniyat A. Karimova, Vice-Head of the Department of Humanities, Senior Lecturer of Russian Language
- Rimma A. Neznaeva, Senior Lecturer of Russian Language
- L.O. Trofimenko, Senior Lecturer of Russian Language
- Leyli I. Mikutsik, Senior Lecturer of Russian Language
- Aziza A. Ajibekova, Senior Lecturer of Russian Language
We congratulate the authors and wish them continued success!