“My teacher/- a” laureates in the Rēzekne Technology Academy

The Rēzekne Technology Academy (RTA) is a time of meeting. Meet colleagues, senior student students, and RTA are particularly welcome to young people who start studying in the first course at the academy, coming from a wide range of secondary schools. Traditionally, September is the time of meeting the European scientists' night and the event “my teacher/a”, in which the academy says to each school and educators the greatest thanks for the time, work, creativity. During the period of admission, RTA High School graduates fill out the questionnaire, calling it a secondary school teacher who has supported, inspired, helped.
On 27 September, a large number of teachers gathered in the Academy, as the European scientists' night event could hear mag. paed. Sandra Drelingham lecture “skills necessary for the teacher in implementing the learning content of the competences approach”. The lecture organised BY THE RTA Lifelong Learning Centre listened to 100 teachers. On the other hand, after educational lessons, there was an opportunity to participate in the promotion of “my teacher/a” laureates and to listen to a group of children's rock band Žvurgzdyni. The young musicians – Martha Paula Seynene, Arta Viaver, Andrej Rasim and Mareks Gusāns – were surprised by their attractive performance, creating a solemn patriotic festive atmosphere.
RTA's rector, Professor Iveta Mietule, congratulated the educators, storing strength, creativity and strength in the day-to-day work. “We are grateful that your students have provided knowledge, skills and information about the possibilities of study in the region,” said I. Mietule. The rector gave her gratitude and commemoration to 41 schools, from which students from the Rēzekne Technology Academy had come to study young people in the first course.
On the evening of the teacher's day, the Prorectore Angelika Jusko-Schtekele, Prorector of Studies and Sciences, gave thanks to the teachers of the pupils, wishing to maintain optimism and remember the crucial importance of the work of the pedagogy. “The biggest satisfaction today is to see our graduates who have obtained higher education at our university, work successfully in different schools and apply the knowledge received in practice,” the prorector emphasized.
Gratitude articles were presented to the following teachers of Rezekne and Rezekne:

• Eastern Latvian Technology Secondary School: Vineta Pavlova, Aivars Vilkaste, Harry Misjun and Maruta Krustne;
• 1 st Gymnia of Rezekne: Lubova Mitroshenko, Anita Decsne, Galina Skačkova, Olga Supe, Indra Gailīte and Ella Aminchenkova;
• Rezekne High School 3: Irene Zalane and Tatjana Kusakakova
• Rēzekne High School 2: Diana Pirojkina, Marina Smirnov and Natalja Foraka;
• Rezekne High School 4: Liena Poisha and Zenta Jakovele;
• Rēzekne High School 5: Marina Ludborja, Dzintra Circāne, Anna Schmite and Anita Jurevich;
• Rezekne High School 6: Rita Karzinina and Lillian Zukova;
• Vilnius High School: Natalia Volkova and Maruta Ladusane;
• Rezekne Catholic High School: Lita Klepere and Lolita Strucinska;
• Nautrene High School: Ruth Krišāne and Anna Garancha;
• Rezekne Technique: Daina Strode and Sergei Kakaulin;
• The National Poles of Rezekne: Inara Trocksha, Biruta Vaivode, Anda Lochmele and Sandra Taranda;
• Kaunatas High School: Maria Mukāne and Biruta Potachova;
• Dricana Secondary School: Ināra Uzula, Zigrīda Zapāne and scene Pelse;
• Secondary School of Art and Design of Rezekne: Skaidritis Romanchuk;
• Maltese High School: Inese Bundere and Inese Greiža.

The Academy reiterates its gratitude to any teacher who performs pedagogical work, promotes the Rēzekne Technology Academy among pupils and helps to choose the speciality of the future.
 
Lolita Kivleniece-Kuzncova,
Head OF THE RTA Public Relations Unit
Mara Justa photo