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Natalia Mekhryakova

instructor

EDUCATION

• Samara State University, Philological Faculty, the English Department (2002-2007). Diploma of graduation with honours in philology, teaching, translating and interpreting.
• Samara State University, post-graduate studies in modern Germanic languages

CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, PROGRAMMES

• Participation in the international volunteer projects (France, Valence, Vesoul,2005)
• Participation in the programme “CCUSA” (USA, NH, Camp Kabeyun,2006)
• Participation in the programme “CCUSA” (USA, NY, Camp Lenoloc,2007)
• Participation in the international volunteer projects (France, Nimes, Lorient, 2008)
• Annual Student Conferences organized by Samara State University (2004,2005,2006)
• Annual Scientific Conferences For Young Researchers organized by Samara State University (2008, 2009)
• Seminar “Innovation techniques in EFL teaching methods” (Mario Rinvolucri workshop, Samara, 2005,2007, сertificates of attendance)
• International Forum of the Specialists in the Field of Linguistic Studies and Foreign Communication (Samara, 2008, certificate of attendance)
• Macmillan ELT Seminar (Samara, 2008, сertificate of attendance)

PUBLICATIONS

1. The Pronoun Functions in the English Colloquial Speech// Theses of the 37th scientific conference of students, 11-15 April, 2006. - Samara, Samara State University, 2007. - P. 85-86.
2. The Pronoun Functions and their Morphological Composition in the English Colloquial Speech (based on the English Drama of the 20th century)// Theses of the interdisciplinary scientific conference for young scientists and specialists. – Samara, 2008. – P.125-126.
3. Structural Characteristics of the Nominative Paradigm (Based on the Study of the Titles of the Articles on Sociology)// Theses of the interdisciplinary scientific conference for young scientists and specialists. – Samara, 2009. – P.356-357.

COURSES TAUGHT

• Grammar Practice (for first-year students, the English Department)
• Theoretical Aspects of English Grammar (practical classes for third-year students, the English Department)
• Home Reading classes (for third-year students, the English Department)
• Pre-Intermediate and Intermediate English (for first, second-year students, the Department of International Relations)