As part of the curatorial hours in the I-42 group of the specialty "History" were held:
1. Discussion of documentaries "Ordinary fascism", "The Battle for Algeria". Students were given the task to watch these films, and during the curatorial hour there was a discussion of the films, interesting points of view of each student were expressed, historical events of 30-40 years were refreshed in memory. 20th century. such as the rise of the Nazis to power. Problematic questions were raised such as: Why did the arrival and further spread of fascist rhetoric not receive a thorough protest from the world community and the leading countries of the world, in other words, how did the world allow tragedies of such a huge scale as concentration camps and the Holocaust, etc. "The Battle for Algeria" the film was given during the course of the discipline "New and Modern history of Asia and Africa".
2. Lecture-conversation on the topic
"Ronald Inglehart's map of Cultural Values. What values prevail among you?. A map of cultural orientations compiled based on the results of research by sociologists Ronald Inglehart, Christian Welzel and their co-authors. They studied how changing people's values affect economic development, the establishment of democracy and the quality of life of citizens in different countries of the world. During the curatorial hour, informative information about cultural values was given, the structure of the map was disassembled, cultural values across the continents of the world were considered. At the end of the curatorial hour, the students took the online test "Ronald Inglehart's Cultural values", according to the test results, the students shared what values prevail among them.
