COURSE OBJECTIVES
Preparing students for the Unified State Exam in history through updating knowledge on the main topics
of the course; deepening students' understanding of the subject, repeating and systematizing knowledge
through work on problematic tasks and test assignments.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
- to form an idea of the structure and content of control measuring materials
on the subject; assignment of tasks of various types (with a choice of answer, with a short answer, with
a detailed answer);
- to develop the skills of working with the instructions governing the USE procedure
in general; effectively allocate time for completing various types of tasks; correctly
formalize task solutions with a detailed answer;
- formation and consolidation of a system of scientific (logical and figurative) knowledge and ideas
about all sufficiently significant events, phenomena and processes of Russian history from
ancient times to the end of the XX century;
- to focus students' attention on those learning aspects and topics that are
difficult and challenging for them;
- mastering basic methods of historical knowledge, skills and abilities of working with
various sources of historical information.
AUDIENCE CATEGORY
Senior students
WHAT WILL THE COURSE PROVIDE
Solid knowledge of the subject, the opportunity to pass the Unified State Exam in the subject
YOU WILL LEARN
Students should know: the basic concepts and terms used in historical
science; the main stages and features of the historical process in Russia; the content and specifics
of the economic, socio-political and spiritual life of Russia in various periods of its
history; the main chronological boundaries, calendar dates of the history of Russia; make
chronological and synchronistic tables; read the historical map from Relying on the legend;
to compile a biographical information, a description of the activities of a historical person;
to relate individual historical facts and general phenomena, processes; to compare historical
events and phenomena, to identify commonalities and differences in them; to reveal what explains the differences;
to present assessments of events and personalities given in the educational literature; to compare
the proposed historical versions and assessments, identifying similarities and differences; to identify,
explain, and argue their attitude to the most significant events and personalities in the
stories and their assessment; solve problematic tasks and test tasks of varying degrees of difficulty.