Visit to Rostov-on-Don: seminars, lectures and exchange of experience
The year 2025 started actively and brightly for Marina Viktorovna - with a professional visit to Rostov-on-Don. This event became not just another stage of work, but also a significant contribution to the development of education and support of specialists.
Seminar and lecture for SFU students
Marina held a two-day seminar for specialists and a lecture for students of the Southern Federal University. The lecture was aimed at transferring unique practical experience that cannot be learned from textbooks. This step was an important contribution to the integration of modern knowledge into the public education system. Positive feedback from the students confirmed the significance of this approach, which emphasizes the practical application of knowledge.
Two-day seminar for specialists
One of the key events of the visit was a two-day seminar, where topical topics related to adaptive training for children with ASD (autism spectrum disorders) were discussed. The active audience and the open dialog format allowed to delve into real cases, solve practical problems and share experience. Marina Viktorovna noted the high level of participants' involvement and productive work during all two days.
Gratitude for the organization
Marina expressed her special gratitude to the Center “Growth without Borders” and personally to Alena Pomatova and her team for the perfect organization of the events and warm welcome. The visit to Rostov-on-Don, she said, was not only a professional but also an emotionally warm event, thanks to the friendly atmosphere and familiar faces that are welcomed with joy on every new visit.
Forward to new meetings
The visit to Rostov-on-Don confirmed the importance of knowledge and experience exchange between professionals and students. Productive interaction, positive feedback from participants and a supportive atmosphere make such events significant for the professional community.
Marina Viktorovna thanks Rostov-on-Don for inspiration and cooperation, concluding her article with the words: “Thank you, Rostov, and until new meetings!”.
The year 2025 started actively and brightly for Marina Viktorovna - with a professional visit to Rostov-on-Don. This event became not just another stage of work, but also a significant contribution to the development of education and support of specialists.
Seminar and lecture for SFU students
Marina held a two-day seminar for specialists and a lecture for students of the Southern Federal University. The lecture was aimed at transferring unique practical experience that cannot be learned from textbooks. This step was an important contribution to the integration of modern knowledge into the public education system. Positive feedback from the students confirmed the significance of this approach, which emphasizes the practical application of knowledge.
Two-day seminar for specialists
One of the key events of the visit was a two-day seminar, where topical topics related to adaptive training for children with ASD (autism spectrum disorders) were discussed. The active audience and the open dialog format allowed to delve into real cases, solve practical problems and share experience. Marina Viktorovna noted the high level of participants' involvement and productive work during all two days.
Gratitude for the organization
Marina expressed her special gratitude to the Center “Growth without Borders” and personally to Alena Pomatova and her team for the perfect organization of the events and warm welcome. The visit to Rostov-on-Don, she said, was not only a professional but also an emotionally warm event, thanks to the friendly atmosphere and familiar faces that are welcomed with joy on every new visit.
Forward to new meetings
The visit to Rostov-on-Don confirmed the importance of knowledge and experience exchange between professionals and students. Productive interaction, positive feedback from participants and a supportive atmosphere make such events significant for the professional community.
Marina Viktorovna thanks Rostov-on-Don for inspiration and cooperation, concluding her article with the words: “Thank you, Rostov, and until new meetings!”.