Association of Russian Banks, Forbes, Russia-1 – MSUPE Experts in the Media
Vesti: Due to the large number of school students who improved their scores during the Unified State Exam (USE) retakes, there is currently discussion about increasing competition for state-funded places in universities. This was reported by the Vice-Rector for Scientific Work at MSUPE, Sergey Kosaretsky. He noted that retaking the exam is a source of additional stress, but it gives students the opportunity to improve their results.
Forbes: Scientists today state that the birth of a child is associated with an increase in empathy and plasticity. Despite the popular term "mommy brain," this applies not only to mothers but also to fathers. Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Clinical and Special Psychology, MSUPE, Marina Nistratova, explains that new data on brain neuroplasticity refute the stigma of "mommy brain" and help us look at the situation differently. In her opinion, the discovery of new features of brain functioning represents a fundamental shift in understanding personality, attachment, and maturity.
"Morning of Russia," Russia-1: (Timestamp 1:02:42) For many graduates, scoring 100 points on the Unified State Exam is a cherished dream. Elina Tretyak, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Distance Learning, MSUPE, asserts that this is not a struggle with oneself, but an opportunity to discover one's "ceiling" and assess one's abilities.
Association of Russian Banks: A meeting of the Interdepartmental Working Group on Countering Crimes Committed Using Social Engineering Techniques and Methods was held in Ryazan. Associate Professors of the Faculty of Legal Psychology, MSUPE, Natalya Bogdanovich and Varvara Delibalta, in their joint presentation, addressed the legal and psychological aspects of victim behavior, paying attention to how fraudsters use psychological vulnerabilities in their schemes.
Materinstvo.ru: Mess in a child's room is a common problem. Professor of the Faculty of Counseling and Clinical Psychology, MSUPE, Elena Chebotareva, notes that mess among toys may simply mean a break in the child's imaginary world, which cleaning could destroy. The expert also recommends starting with simple chains of actions and not complicating the cleaning process with meticulous rules. Furthermore, a non-sterile room may indicate a child's creative mindset.
Solidarity Newspaper: Mass manipulation of consciousness has become a social problem: both individuals and entire populations of countries become victims. We are interested in how manipulation manifests itself in the workplace – in relationships with colleagues and between teams. Olga Krushelnitskaya, Associate Professor, Head of the Department at the Faculty of Social Psychology, MSUPE, speaks about this.
Informio: Tutor support in inclusive education helps build an individual educational trajectory for a child and supports their autonomy. In the practice of this field, three approaches are distinguished: correctional-developmental, environmental, and subject-oriented – each defining ways to support the student differently. Approaches and training programs for tutors at MSUPE are discussed by Elena Samsonova, Leading Researcher at the Federal Center for the Development of Inclusive General and Supplementary Education, MSUPE.
MOS.RU: Moscow volunteer rescuers have completed a ten-day humanitarian mission in the Kursk Region, where they helped with the aftermath of severe weather, sorting humanitarian aid, and responding to requests alongside local rescuers. The mission involved students from several Moscow and regional educational organizations, including the MSUPE Voluntary Rescue Squad "DSO-SPAS."
Informio: MSUPE has developed a game program for kindergartens based on traditional folk games. It helps children learn to act together, respond to signals, and stay calm in difficult situations. The project speaker is Vladimir Chernushevich, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Legal Psychology, MSUPE.