Interactive classes for international students were held at Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno

The Faculty of Pedagogy of Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno hosted interactive classes organised within the framework of the scientific project “Psychodiagnostic study of personality on the basis of innovative socio-psychological technologies”. These classes were held with the participation of foreign students from the People's Republic of China and Iraq.

The project participants, together with the Teacher, Head of the Chair of Philosophy, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor Snezhana Semernik, discussed a number of important topics related to psychology and interpersonal relations. One of the topics of the classes was “What do I know about myself?” Students reflected on their own personality, awareness of their qualities, interests, motives and values.

Another topic raised in the class is “What do I know about others?”. Here, the students examined the issues of empathy, understanding and respect for other people. They explored various aspects of interpersonal relationships, including cultural differences, social stereotypes, and interactions with people from different cultures.

The third topic, “How do I interact with the people around me?” allowed students and researchers to discuss their communication, leadership and collaboration skills. The classes included various interactive exercises, role-playing games and group discussions aimed at developing these skills and awareness in interaction with other people.

Interactive classes with foreign students provided participants with a valuable opportunity to expand their knowledge about themselves, other people and ways of interacting. Thanks to this project, students gained new insights and perspectives in the field of socio-psychological research, as well as strengthened their intercultural skills and understanding.