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New! Integrate the Russnet Language modules into the new AP curriculum
Russnet's other online modules:
The History of the Matryoshka Take in the beauty and culture of Russia's most famous souvenir, the matryoshka doll. Read about its origins, its creation, and its place in today's Russian society. See authentic videos of matryoshka-masters at work . Along with listening and reading comprehension, there is also an extensive section on grammar.
Stalin in Perspective This module takes a look at the life of Stalin. It talks about Stalin's childhood and upbringing, his conversion to communism and his rise to power. It also takes a look at Stalin and the role he played during World War II. The conclusion gives the user a perspective on how some members of Russian society today feel towards Stalin. The module includes texts, still-photos and video.
A Cultural Map of Northwest Russia Take a look at how people live in the Northwest of Russia. This module is divided by oblast, and each oblast has extensive texts, an unprecedented amount of video, and exercises to accompany them. This is the place to learn all about the people and places from the heart of Russia.
Business Russian This comprehensive collection contains 15 modules, from the very basics of learning the Russian alphabet, to advanced vocabulary and grammar, all in the framework of communication for business purposes. These sets of modules will help you operate in an office environment or read and write contracts.
Ivan the Terrible Take a glimpse into history by reading and seeing Russia's first Tsar, Ivan the Terrible. Learn about his achievements and his flaws. There is extensive reading and video material. This module contains scene's from Eisenstein's famous movie about the ruler.
Russian Women Today Here's at how Russian women view themselves and their role in society. Hear from politician Yekaterina Lakhova, writer Tatyana Tolstaya and singer Masha Rasputina. You'll find that these different women all have very different points of view. You will also get to hear two songs from Masha Rasputina, and read some poetry by Nekrasov, with his images of a Russian woman.
If all this interests you, return to the sign in page and sign up so you can start using the modules today.
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