Innovation in Language Learning

Margarita Odesskaya holds two Ph.D from the Department of Russian Literature, Philological Faculty at Moscow State University in 1993, 2011
Ph.D Dissertation: Сhekhov and the Problem of Ideal (2011)
Ph.D Dissertation: Russian Hunting Short Story (1993)
M.A. Philology ( Russian Language and Literature), Moscow State University, 1976
Margarita Odesskaya published more than 120 works in Russia and abroad. Her research focuses on Russian and comparative literature of the end of XIX the beginning of XX centuries as well as a methodic of teaching Russian literature for foreign students.
Margarita's professional experience is the following:
Professor – Russian State University for the Humanities, 2013 – present
Associate Professor – Russian State University for the Humanities, 1995 – present
Senior Instructor - Russian State University for the Humanities. Teaching Russian Literature for Foreign Students, 1991-1995
Senior Instruction – Moscow State Historical-Archival Institute. Teaching Russian Language and Literature for Foreign Students, 1989-1991
Instructor – Moscow State Historical-Archival Institute. Teaching Russian Language for Foreign Students, 1979-1989

Visiting Senior Instructor – Hradec Kralove, Czechoslovakia, Pedagogical Faculty. Teaching Russian Language and Literature, 1982-1983
Short Term Researcher - USA, Ohio State University, Department of Slavic and East European Languages, (January- March 1998)
Invited Professor - Norway. University of Oslo. Center for Ibsen Studies (Fabruary 2005)