Maria Andreevna Samoletova
Senior lecturer
Institute of Philology, Journalism, and Intercultural Communication
Research interests:
ELT methodology
Computer-assisted language learning
Materials development in EFL (for university learners)
Development of e-textbooks
Research projects:
- Supplementary grammar materials for undergraduate students in sciences, 2006
- Supplementary reading and speaking materials "Outstanding Scientists and Inventors" for undergraduate students in computer sciences and information technologies, 2006
- ESP syllabus for undergraduate students (elective course, the Faculty of High Technologies), 2007
- Internet resource (hotlist) for science students "Learn to Listen in English" , 2007
- Interactive course "Outstanding Inventions and Discoveries" for undergraduate students in computer sciences and information technologies, 2008
- EAP syllabus for undergraduate students (the Faculty of High Technologies), 2008.
- EAP syllabus for undergraduate students (elective course, the Faculty of High Technologies), 2009-2010.
- Supplementary reading and speaking materials "Environment & Technological Development" (E-Waste section) in collaboration with Reznikova S., Sitnikova E., Gafarova J., 2010
- ESP syllabus for undergraduate students (elective course, the Faculty of High Technologies), 2010
- ESP program for advanced level course " English for professional environment" for students in computer sciences and information technologies, 2010 in collaboration with Safronenko O., Uleeva N., Mukhina K.
- e-textbook for students in sciences " Milestones in Sciences" in collaboration with Reznikova S., Sitnikova E., 2016
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Teaching:
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English for Professional Purposes (for students in sciences)
a 1.5-year course for graduate students specialising in nanotechnologies, smart materials, radiophysics, IT.
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English for Academic Purposes (for students in sciences)
a 2-year course for undergraduate students in sciences
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Internet as a part of professional environment for science students
а 1.5 year course for undegraduate IT students