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Important update: This session will be autotexted on screen in norwegian, and not streamed!
Guest lecture 1: We are pleased to invite you to the lecture by Professor Tetyana Panyok, titled
"The History of the Formation of Art and Pedagogical Education at H. S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University"
Founded in 1804, H.S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University is one of Ukraine’s oldest and most prestigious institutions, shaping teacher education, scientific research, and artistic development. This lecture will explore the university’s historical milestones, the influence of socio-political changes, and the role of distinguished educators and graduates in advancing pedagogical and artistic education.
A special focus will be placed on the Department of Fine Arts, its teaching methodologies, and the artistic disciplines that have contributed to students’ cultural and professional growth. The university’s broader impact on education and the arts will also be highlighted, including:
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Training highly qualified teachers for schools and universities.
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Advancing educational research and innovation.
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Supporting visual arts, music, and theater programs.
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Collaborating with museums, galleries, and theaters to promote cultural exchange.
About the Lecturer
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Professor Tetyana Panyok is a distinguished scholar, art critic, and educator, serving as Head of the Department of Fine Arts at H.S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University. Holding a Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences (DSc) degree, she specializes in art history, education, and pedagogy.
A member of the International Association of Art Critics (France) since 2005 and the National Union of Artists of Ukraine since 2008, she has authored over 170 publications, including monographs and textbooks on iconography, graphic design, and digital art technologies. Her research focuses on Slobozhanshchyna iconography and the influence of socio-political changes on artistic traditions.
Beyond academia, she curates international art projects and publishes critical works on both historical and contemporary art. Her expertise in art-pedagogical education and innovative teaching methodologies makes her a leading voice in the field.
We look forward to your participation in this insightful lecture on the evolution of art and pedagogical education at one of Ukraine’s most prestigious institutions!
Guest lecture 2: We are pleased to invite you to a lecture by Professor Svitlana Berezhna, titled
"Overview of Pedagogical Innovations in Ukraine: Metro School in Kharkiv as a New Pedagogical Practice."
This lecture will explore modern teaching methods at Kharkiv Metro School, a unique and innovative educational initiative developed in response to security challenges in the region. With ongoing missile threats making traditional schooling unsafe, the Metro School was established at five metro stations, providing a secure learning environment for children. The lecture will highlight the success of this initiative, discussing its pedagogical impact, advantages over online learning, and the role of psychological and medical support for students.
Additionally, Professor Berezhna will examine broader innovations in Ukrainian higher pedagogical education, emphasizing new technologies, teaching methods, and institutional autonomy in fostering research and innovation-oriented teacher training. The discussion will also address modular-contextual technology and other approaches aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of education graduate.
About the Lecturer
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Professor Svitlana Berezhna is an esteemed historian, educator, and researcher, currently serving as Vice-Rector for Scientific, Innovative, and International Activities at H.S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree and has extensive expertise in historical comparative studies, multiculturalism, and the philosophy of culture. With a distinguished academic career spanning over two decades, Professor Berezhna has held various leadership positions, including Dean of the History Department and Professor of Social and Legal Disciplines. She has authored four monographs and is a member of multiple editorial boards and professional organizations.
Her international experience includes participation in Erasmus+ mobility programs, academic collaborations, and grant-funded research projects in Poland, Germany, France, Israel, and the UK, focusing on education innovation, history teaching methodologies, and human rights. She has received numerous awards, including the “Patriot of Ukraine” medal and the Vasyl Karazin Scholarship for Humanities.
Join us for this insightful lecture to learn about the transformative impact of pedagogical innovation in Ukraine and the role of Metro School in ensuring education continues despite adversity.