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Kak rabotat' s kartinkami (How to Work with Pictures) — methodological guide to V pomoshch' shkol'niku, by V. I. Ostapenko (Russkiy Yazyk, Moscow, 1980)
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Soviet Russian-language methodological booklet (teacher's guide) accompanying the picture-based teaching aid «В помощь школьнику» (In Aid of the Schoolchild). Cover: author "В. И. Остапенко" above the title "В помощь школьнику / Как работать с картинками," with a color illustration of five children — plus a cat and a dog — running while holding numbered balloons (1, 2, 3, 8, 10). The title page repeats author and title with the subtitle "(Методические рекомендации к учебному пособию «В помощь школьнику»)" and the imprint "Москва, Издательство «Русский язык», 1980." Saddle-stitched pamphlet.
Kak rabotat' s kartinkami (How to Work with Pictures) — methodological guide to V pomoshch' shkol'niku, by V. I. Ostapenko (Russkiy Yazyk, Moscow, 1980)
Kak rabotat' s kartinkami (How to Work with Pictures) — methodological guide to V pomoshch' shkol'niku, by V. I. Ostapenko (Russkiy Yazyk, Moscow, 1980) - Image 2
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Caridad Tamayo Fernández collection
2026.8
Gift
Booklet
V. I. Ostapenko
Moscow
U.S.S.R.
Eastern Europe
Europe
1980
Cover — "В. И. Остапенко"; "В помощь школьнику"; "Как работать с картинками." Title page — "В. И. Остапенко"; "Как работать с картинками"; "(Методические рекомендации к учебному пособию «В помощь школьнику»)"; "МОСКВА / ИЗДАТЕЛЬСТВО «РУССКИЙ ЯЗЫК» / 1980"; publisher emblem.
Fair
Caridad Tamayo Fernández
owner
Moscow
U.S.S.R.
Eastern Europe
Europe
publication
The booklet is a teacher's methodological guide (How to Work with Pictures) for using the picture-based teaching aid In Aid of the Schoolchild; the numbered balloons on the cover signal early-grade number/vocabulary content taught through images. Its publisher, "Русский язык," specialized in teaching aids for Russian as a foreign language, including manuals on RFL teaching methods, and pioneered books for children of compatriots abroad. During the Soviet–Cuban alliance, Russian was widely taught in Cuba, and Soviet RFL materials (from Russkiy Yazyk and Progreso) were distributed there.