Natalia Nesterova is a famous Russian teacher. She managed to create and put into practice the so-called concept of continuing education. The platform for pedagogical experiments was the Academy of Education created by Natalya Vasilyevna in Moscow. The teacher has a doctorate degree and solid experience in the field of education.
From the biography of Natalya Vasilyevna Nesterova
The future Russian teacher Natalya Nesterova was born in the village. Slavyanka that in the Primorsky Territory. Her date of birth is April 24, 1950. Natalia's father was a civil engineer, her mother worked as an economist. Natalia received higher education at Moscow State University: in 1984, Nesterova graduated from the physics department of this university. The teacher also has a diploma from the Moscow State Correspondence Pedagogical Institute, where she graduated from the Faculty of Mathematics.
Career and Achievements
From 1966 to 1990, Natalya Vasilievna taught physics, chemistry and mathematics, worked in schools in Kazakhstan and Moscow. She also was engaged in tutoring. It was during these years that her pedagogical talent and the skill of the organizer became apparent.
In 1990, Vasilyeva founded her own Education Center in Moscow, which she headed. In 1991, Natalia Vasilyevna established the Humanitarian Gymnasium. A year later, the New Humanities University of Natalia Nesterova also opened, and then the Dance Academy.
The work of educational institutions was based on the concept of continuing education created by Nesterova. This system includes several levels: a kindergarten, a standard secondary school, as well as secondary vocational and higher education, and graduate school.
In 2002, Natalya Vasilievna defended her thesis and received a degree of candidate of pedagogical sciences. The theme of the dissertation was the formation of creative thinking in the framework of the continuing education system. The dissertation was defended at the Krasnodar University of Culture and Arts.
In 2005, at the same university, Nesterova defended her doctoral dissertation, presenting a study on the theory and methodology of organizing the local higher education system.
Natalia Nesterova is a member of the International Academy of Creativity, as well as an honorary member of the Academy of Culture. The teacher is part of the presidium of another solid organization - the Association of non-state universities of the country.
