the space Museum organizes for Metropolitan school free online lessons on Russian language, physics, mathematics, science, astronomy and physical education. They will be conducted by specialists of the Museum with the help of Internet software. It allows to conduct classes in a virtual space. Students will be able to “walk” through the halls, examine the exhibits and complete quests.
Classes will be held from may 18 to may 29. During this period, students of the capitals schools, which do not need to pass the exams, if you wish to continue distance learning. Teachers will conduct lessons for generalization of learned material without homework and without exposing the marks. Annual evaluation students will know no later than may 15. Virtual Museum lessons can be as an alternative to the school advice and the complement. This decision is taken by the teacher.
Online classes space Museum will be designed for students from fifth to eighth and tenth grade. Record the lesson only class. The teacher or the students ‘ parents must request by phone: +7 (968) 715-78-28 (on weekdays from 09:00 to 19:00) or send it by e-mail . To see the schedule on the Museum website. The duration of each lesson is 30 minutes. To participate in one online lesson, you will be able to 25.
So, the lesson in science the students will repeat the theme of “State of matter”. During the virtual tour they will learn about the history of the creation of the spaceship “Soyuz” and will examine the structure and calculate the mass of the cargo boom station “Mir”.
During the lesson “Styles of speech. Russian language,” the seventh graders will visit the online two halls of the Museum — “the Creators of the space age” and “Morning of the space age”. First they repeat what styles of speech exist in the Russian language and what they feature. Then they have to find some documents in the halls and to perform certain tasks. For example, to find features of a particular style of speech, to determine the purpose of the text. So, students will read the letter to the Soviet scientist and inventor, one of the founders of rocketry Friedrich Zander, which he wrote to his little daughter. Also guys will see a fragment of the report of Sergei Korolev, one of the founders of the Soviet space industry.
Tenth will be able to solve problems in astronomy in class. “Space velocity. Interplanetary flights”. While walking through the virtual exhibition of the Museum students will learn about the structure of the spacecraft “Vostok”, where he made a flight of Yuri Gagarin, and the launch of the station “Luna-1”.
in addition, on-line classes in the space Museum, the fifth graders will be able to repeat the theme of “Rectilinear motion” in math, the students of the seventh and eighth grades — “gas Pressure” in physics. And those who this year graduated from tenth grade, remember the laws of solid geometry.
Just for 10 days for pupils will spend more than 140 online classes within the seven themes.
due to the introduction in Moscow of the constraints associated with prevention and combating the spread of the coronavirus, the academic year in the capital’s schools ends earlier than usual. From 18 to 31 may, students from first to eighth and tenth grade will continue distance learning at will. Students of the ninth and 11th grades will continue distance education in regular mode until the end of may. How and when will conduct exams, will be announced later. In addition, prior to may 31 will continue to operate small on-duty groups for the younger students.
space Museum — one of the largest science museums in Russia. Its history began in 1964, when in Moscow there was a monument “to the Conquerors of space”. The institution is among the three most visited museums of the Moscow Department of culture. The exhibition is presented in eight exhibition halls. The Museum’s collection includes more than 99 thousand exhibits are samples of rocket and space technology, documents, objects of decorative-applied art, collections of paintings and drawings, stamps and coins.
as well As other cultural institutions of the city, the space Museum is now closed for visitors. However, his work continues online. For example, launched a project “Come together.” During broadcasts the audience talk about the collections of museums located in Yekaterinburg, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, St. Petersburg, Klin, and how these cities relate to space. Online meetings with museums organized on network video platform. To join the broadcast, you need to register in advance on the Museum website.
in addition, the Museum has launched an online project “Space, love”, in which you can see a video interview with astronauts, test pilots, scientists and designers. The conversation aired once in two weeks. The duration of each is about 40 minutes. Releases post on the Museum’s website, its official , and pages in social networks and .
