Anastasia Sergeeva

• teaching Japanese writing, the basics of penmanship, etymology of hieroglyphs
• interactive and communicative teaching methods in Japanese language classes

• Practical Course of Japanese
• History of Japanese Writing
• Japanese Writing: Historical and Cultural Features
• History of Japanese Studies Development
• Fundamentals of Presenting Research Results in Japanese

Higher education, specialist’s degree (linguist, teacher)

In the 2022-2023 academic year, she took professional development programs:

• “Language and Culture of Japan in Educational Process”
• “Asian Studies To-Date: Language, Culture, Society in Japan”
• “Fundamentals of English Scientific Speech”

In 2014, she graduated from Institute of Foreign Languages of MCU  with a specialist’s degree in Theory and Methodology of Foreign Languages and Cultures (Japanese, English). The topic of the thesis: “Didactic Games as a Means of Teaching Japanese Hieroglyphic Writing”.

Since 2014, she has been teaching at the Department of Japanese Language of the Institute of Foreign Languages of MCU.

• a scholarship holder in terms of the Ministry of Education of Japan program “Trainee researcher” (she studied at the graduate school of the Kyoto University of Foreign Languages (Kyoto, Japan), and the topic of her research project was “Methods of Teaching Hieroglyphic Writing for Japanese Language Learners in Countries of the Non-Hieroglyphic Region”)
• member of the MEXT Alumni Association
• speaker at scientific conferences with reports on the methodology of teaching the Japanese language and Japanese writing
• author of additional education programs “Japanese for Beginners” and “Japanese for Continuing Students” as well as an elective course “Etymology of Chinese Characters and Kango Words in Japanese”
• creator and head of the manga and ranobe library at the Japanese Language Department
• organizer of monthly online meetings with students of Waseda University of Japan (Tokyo, Japan)