News of the cycle commission

  As part of the events dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the founding of the Balta Pedagogical Professional College and the Day of Ukrainian Woman, on February 25, an art exhibition of Oleksandra Rymarenko, a student of the 31st group, was opened in the exhibition hall of the college.

 The vernissage "Magical Reality" presents an exhibition of twenty paintings created by the young artist in various genres and techniques.

 The girl started painting at the age of five, and at 11, her parents took her to the art class of the Ivanovo Music School named after M. L. Ohrenych. Oleksandra's mentor was a talented teacher, Tatiana Pencheva. She not only inspired the girl's creativity, but also ignited in her heart a desire to pass on her knowledge to others. That is why Oleksandra chose the path of a teacher and entered the Balta Pedagogical Professional College.

  "Each painting is my vision of the world reflected on canvas and paper. We all look at reality differently, and this is what inspires me to create. In such difficult times, art becomes a small necessity for us - something that allows us to forget about the war for a moment, to find peace and hope," says Oleksandra.

  The artist's friends and the group's curator, Tetyana Vikhrenko, came to support her.

  During the vernissage, an auction of the painting "Two Hearts - One Destiny" depicting lions, reflecting the couple's love and inseparable bond, was held. It symbolizes devotion, support and the power of love.

  The proceeds from the auction will be donated to the 28th Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, where a native of Balta, a soldier Valeriy Parfenov, serves.

   We are sincerely grateful to the administration of the educational institution for their support!

   We are studying! We are working! We are winning!

This year, we honor the memory of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes with the slogan: "We are honoring the memory of the Heavenly Hundred Heroes. Heroes of the first victory in the ongoing battle.

" This is how the memory of the Heavenly Hundred was honored at an educational hour for students of the 31st group, prepared by Olga Grabovska and Vladyslava Propok.

Mind map: the art of thinking big. 

Mind maps (mind map, mental map, intelligence map) is an effective tool that teaches you to think critically, perform creative tasks, quickly process large amounts of information, etc. While studying the topic "Types and Genres of Fine Arts," 3rd year first bachelor's degree students learned about the peculiarities of perception of artworks by younger students. In a short time, the students created intelligence cards about the works of Ukrainian artists Maria Prymachenko, Alla Horska, and Olha Kvasha.

 Pre-graduation practice is the final stage of professional training of students at the Balta Pedagogical Professional College. It involves comprehensive monitoring of the level of professional competencies of final year students. The pre-diploma practice for 4th year students of the Pedagogical College in various general education institutions continues. Thus, Maryna Razvodova, a methodologist for pre-diploma practice, visited the Sarazhyn Lyceum of the Balta City Council of Odesa Oblast, where students of group 41, Klavdiya Polarush and Oleksandra Polarush, are undergoing practice. The girls are enthusiastically conducting lessons with schoolchildren. The lessons conducted by the students were informative and interesting with a structured approach. 

  During the lessons, the student interns created an appropriate positive and emotional mood among the children.  Maryna Razvodova also had the opportunity to conduct career guidance work with 9th and 11th graders. She spoke about the conditions of admission to the Pedagogical College, familiarized the audience with the conditions of studying at the college and living in the student dormitory; introduced the specialty and additional specializations; invited the lyceum graduates to the Open Day, which will be held on March 25, 2025.  

  The lyceum has created the necessary conditions for undergraduate internships, for which we would like to thank the administration and teachers of the institution!  We thank the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the opportunity to work and study under the Ukrainian sky!

 Happy birthday to the man who always has beautiful melodies in his soul, our colleague, teacher of musical disciplines! 

  Dear Oleksandr Ivanovych Kutsii!     

  We wish you good health, family comfort, and always be on a major note! May the happy moments in your life never cease to please! May the music of your heart always be cheerful and joyful! May you be inspired every day and your soul sing with happiness!  Let luck accompany you, and every moment gives you notes of positive! Happy birthday!

   "Let her body and soul dance. Let there be no limit to her imagination. Let the loud applause be dedicated to her..." Today we congratulate MARINA RAZVODOVA, a person of high enthusiasm, a talented choreography teacher, Doctor of Philosophy and chairman of our cycle commission, on her birthday.  

  Dear Marina Valerievna, in every movement you show your feelings, in every performance you reflect inspiration and desire to love, in every dance you leave a piece of yourself and the incredible beauty of creativity.

   On your holiday, let me wish you good health, prosperity, and a peaceful sky! May fate be favorable and generous with goodness and love.  

We wish you to find good luck and success in every day, and to see talent and peculiarity in every student. Happy days in your life! Blossoming love in your heart!!!

   We love you! We appreciate you! 

   We are proud of you!  

   HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

   "Save all the treasures of the Ukrainian land"

   The practical intensive course on the flute was conducted by the teachers of the cycle commission of musical disciplines Tetiana Sergiivna and Vasyl Kharytonovych Vikhrenko.  The guests of the event had the opportunity to learn about the process of making a flute, listen to the live sound of folk musical instruments, and play their first melody.  Learning to play the flute opens up a unique world of music for everyone, enriching not only musical skills but also the inner world of a person.  We are sincerely grateful to Tetiana Serhiivna and Vasyl Kharytonovych for popularizing Ukrainian musical traditions!

   Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

   On December 9, the defense of term papers on teaching methods in the art and technology education fields took place. The 4th year students of the first bachelor's degree defended their works with dignity. The works of Anastasiia Terente, who studied the formation of national identity through the fine arts on the basis of the Ladushky Center, and Tetiana Bermas, who studied the means of developing creativity in the technological educational field on the basis of Odesa Gymnasium No. 26, were highly appreciated.

  The works of Olga Ivanova, who revealed non-traditional drawing techniques, Viktor Ibrichuk, who studied environmental education in technological education, and Oleksandr Mazurenko, who worked on the problem of the relevance of the content of technological education, were evaluated at a sufficient level. All works were designed in accordance with the requirements and successfully passed the plagiarism check. The supervisors Vira Buyanovska and Nataliia Melenyshyn thank the students for their diligence and are proud of the future bachelor's graduates.

  #Day_of_Ukrainian_Shawl_BPFC

   On December 3, an exhibition of ancient embroidered products "Beauty from Grandma's Chest" was presented to the first bachelor's and vocational education students, teachers and staff of the college.    The embroidered napkins, towels, pillowcases, and paintings presented at the exhibition have been collected over the past 20 years. They were presented to our institution by many generations of graduates.   There are older embroideries made of natural materials, and more modern items embroidered with synthetic threads. Embroidery techniques include cross-stitch and satin stitch, as well as printed embroidery.   According to an old Ukrainian tradition, a girl had to collect a full chest of things before her wedding: clothes, towels, and jewelry. The bigger and more beautiful this dowry was, the more enviable a bride she was considered. This tradition has become a thing of the past, but some women still continue to embroider for their own pleasure.

   The lecturer of the Cycle Art Commission Nataliia Melenyshyn told the guests of the event about her late grandmother (born in 1922), a simple rural woman who worked hard on a collective farm, but found time and energy to read fiction books, draw, sing, make Easter eggs, knit and, of course, embroider.   Nataliia showed her grandmother's inheritance: shirts and towels. These things are old, but very dear to her heart.

   And so each item in this exhibition is lovingly embroidered by the hands of someone's grandmother or great-grandmother.

 The modern design world is dominated by machine embroidery, which is done quickly and accurately, but let's remember that handmade embroidery is of particular value, it is a relic filled with human energy, and it is through it that we keep in touch with our ancestors! Let's appreciate such things, they help us not to forget who we are. And we are talented, hard-working, unbreakable, spiritually vibrant Ukrainians!

Grandmother's chest - flower-painted boks - 

like a safe, keeps the treasures of a girl's handmade life.

A napkin, a handkerchief, a towel and a white 

shirt with colorful ornaments delight the heart and eyes.

Grandmother used to embroider so inspiredly for herself

Pride, weaving shining dreams into the thread.

Now the granddaughter has taken these things out of the chest - 

they are like bright memories, they will warm her soul.

The old treasures contain the warmth of hands, the history of the family, 

female beauty, hard work.Look with love and read this embroidered fairy tale

That has been sleeping in a closed chest for so many years.

  Bachelor's degree students at the Christmas didukh making workshop

   Didukh is one of the oldest attributes in Ukrainian Christmas rituals.     It is a symbol of the harvest, prosperity, wealth, an immortal ancestor, and a family talisman.    

 Didukh was made from the first reaping or the last reaping sheaf.  On the eve of the holidays, several bundles were formed from the stalks of the ritual sheaf, each of which was separately braided with straws or tied with colored threads. 

 Then such slices were put together and wrapped with ribbons to form a lush sheaf. Branches like legs were made at the bottom so that the didukh could stand. The bunches of ears were framed on top with colored ribbons, paper or dried wildflowers.

  The third-year bachelor's students worked in a pleasant atmosphere at the practical lesson "Table Setting. Folding napkins in different ways". 

  They created four table settings, naming them "Charm", "Summer vacation", "On sail", "At the wake". We folded napkins in the "Bow", "Lotus", "Sails", and "Leaf" ways.   

We enjoyed tea with sweets.  Melenyshyn N.B., the teacher of teaching methods of the technological group, is grateful to the third-year students for their cooperation.

   On November 20, 3rd year undergraduate students visited the Baltic Museum on the advice of their teacher Melenyshyn N.B. Now the exhibition hall is exhibiting 30 unique paintings by Anastasiia Hruska, a student of Odesa University. Most of the subjects are related to Ukrainian history and culture. The spraying technology gives the paintings a three-dimensional texture.  We thank the museum director Petro Tkach for revealing the subtle features of each painting and helping us to enjoy the artworks in a conscious way.  Spiritual and aesthetic development is an integral part of the formation of a true teacher.

     On November 14, 2024, the second-year student of the first (bachelor's) level of higher education of the Balti Pedagogical Specialized College, Kateryna Mishkoi, supervisor - Doctor of Philosophy, chairman of the cycle commission of art teachers, choreography teacher Maryna Razvodova, took part in the First All-Ukrainian Student Scientific and Practical Conference "Prospects for the Development of Contemporary Art of Choreography", which was held at the Department of Choreography and Artistic Culture of Pavlo Tychyna Uman State Pedagogical University.

    The topic of the report: "The impact of choreography on mental health".   Interesting research was presented during the conference, and the participants exchanged opinions and ideas.  

  The event was held at a high level, in a businesslike and, at the same time, friendly atmosphere.

  We thank the conference organizers for the interesting student communication and the opportunity to present our work!

   On November 13, 2024, teachers of the cycle commission of artistic disciplines Melenyshyn Natalia Borysivna and Buyanovska Vira Viktorivna took part in the regional methodological association of teachers of the disciplines "Technology" and "Art" of pedagogical professional colleges of the Southern region of Ukraine.Buyanovska V.V. made a presentation on the topic "Development of emotional intelligence in the lessons of fine arts".We thank colleagues from different parts of our country for the exchange of experience and positive emotions!

  On the day of student self-government, Yulia Kryvko (group 32) played the role of a teacher of design and technology in the 1st grade.   The student prepared diligently, confidently taught the material, and interacted well with the children.  

 The first-graders learned about the concept of origami, types of whales, learned how to fold a whale using the origami technique, and added a landscape drawing to the composition.   The lesson had a positive creative atmosphere.  

 Melenyshyn N.B., the teacher of teaching methods of the technological group, thanks the talented student for a high-quality interesting lesson.                       

  Happy Day of Cultural Workers and Masters of Folk Art!   May creativity continue to inspire and unite Ukrainians, and may every day bring new ideas and opportunities for their realization!         

 On November 5, 2024, the IV All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Seminar "Key Aspects of Training Future Choreographic Directors" was held at the Department of Choreography and Artistic Culture of Pavlo Tychyna Uman State Pedagogical University.  The meeting was attended by representatives of various educational institutions: Kyiv, Dnipro, Berdiansk, Vinnytsia, and Vinnytsia. Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, Balta, and Uman.

   The participants of the seminar held a lively discussion on the development of educational and methodological tools for working in a choreographic team; professional growth of the head of a choreographic team in today's conditions; studying domestic and foreign experience in training choreographers; and choreographic festivals in Ukraine.

  The Baltimore Pedagogical College was represented by Marina Razvodova, Doctor of Philosophy, Chair of the Cycle Commission of Art Teachers, and choreography teacher, with a report on "Challenges and difficulties faced by choreography directors in the modern world."   In general, the scientific and practical seminar once again aroused keen interest of the audience and ended with wishes to continue cooperation.

   Such meetings are a great opportunity to share your experience, thoughts and ideas! I am grateful to the organizers of the scientific and practical seminar, the Department of Choreography and Artistic Culture of Pavlo Tychyna Uman State Pedagogical University, for the invitation!   We keep the educational front!

  On October 24, teachers of the Balta Pedagogical College joined the webinar "Electronic Educational and Scientific Resources of the V.O. Sukhomlynsky State Scientific and Pedagogical Library of Ukraine under Martial Law", which was held by the V.O. Sukhomlynsky State Scientific and Pedagogical Library of Ukraine as part of the sixteenth international exhibition "Innovation in Modern Education".

  The speakers covered important issues: new electronic educational and scientific resources; touched upon existing problems and challenges; presented online services provided by the V.O. Sukhomlynsky National Library of Ukraine.

  The meeting was informative and informative. At the end of the webinar, all participants were able to get answers to questions that arose during the meeting and sparked a lively discussion. Such webinars are quite important, as they increase the level of knowledge and promote the use of electronic educational and scientific resources. 

   We thank the speakers for the interesting and useful information!

    On November 24, 2024, teachers and laboratory assistants of the Center for Physical Education, Socio-Economic and Artistic Disciplines of the Balta Pedagogical Vocational College took part in a mine safety training session.

  The Head of the College's Civil Defense Staff, V.B. Odintsov, introduced the audience to the types of explosive devices and the rules for handling them.   Deputy Chief of the Civil Defense Staff Sergiy Larchenko demonstrated the personal protective equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and taught how to provide first aid.

   Knowledge of mine safety rules will help save your own life and protect our trainees.   We are working! We are studying! We are bringing the Victory closer!

     Students of the 3-4th year of the first bachelor's degree visited the Balta Historical Museum during a lesson on teaching methods in the technological educational field.  They viewed a wonderful exhibition of Petrykivka-painted items by local craftswoman Tatiana Borbelya, an exhibition of paintings by artists dedicated to the city of Balta, as well as old photographs of the city streets and crafts made by pupils of the children's art center. We learned a lot of interesting things from the story of the director Petro Astafiyovych. We are grateful for the interesting tour and the opportunity to enjoy our native Ukrainian art.

      Pedagogical practice is an important part of the educational process. It provides a combination of theoretical training of future teachers with their practical activities in educational institutions, and contributes to the formation of a future specialist's creative attitude to pedagogical activity.  On October 22, a conference was held at the Balta Pedagogical Vocational College to summarize the results of the pedagogical practice "The First Days of a Child at School" and the summer practice in children's health centers.    Future primary school teachers who are studying for the additional specialization "Head of a children's artistic choral/choreographic group" (under the new edition of "Teacher of Art Subjects").edition "Teacher of Artistic Education Subjects of Primary School"), applicants of 41 groups - Daryna Kravchenko, Victoria Lishchenyuk and Khrystyna Sheveleva - reported on their summer practice at school grounds of educational institutions in Balta, Puscha Voditsa and Bereznyky.  Pedagogical practice is a great opportunity for psychological adaptation of applicants to real working conditions in the future.   We keep the educational front!

   It is interesting to observe the inspired work of an artist, and even more interesting to become the author of a work of art yourself.Students of the Balta Pedagogical Vocational College had the opportunity to visit the Balta Historical Museum for a master class in Petrykivka painting, which was held for students from various institutions of our community.- with Tetiana Borbela. The artist Tetiana Borbela demonstrated the sequence of the decorative composition and shared the secrets of her craft.  Petrykivka painting, or "Petrykivka", is a Ukrainian decorative and ornamental folk painting that originated in the Dnipro region in the village of Petrykivka, where the name of this art form comes from. The main elements of Petrykivka painting consist of floral and natural motifs made using specific stroke and line techniques.  Tetiana Mykolayivna is a master of the painting technique, creating decorative panels, decorating dishes, household items, and even military artifacts. Today, the museum offers an exhibition of the artist's works and a chance to enjoy the beauty of Ukrainian art.   Visiting the exhibition, we recall the lines of Natalka Poklad, a graduate of our college, a member of the National Union of Writers of Ukraine.

Petrykivka's miracle flowers

 On a painting and a plate, 

on a shirt and a towel,

 these cheerful flowers are everywhere,

 and we are among them, 

as in a flower garden.

Petrykivka's miracle flowers are a colorful array of flowers; 

the flowers tell the whole world:

 "Ukraine is truly a paradise.

"In those flowers is our language, 

our rivers and fields...

Petrykivka at dawn makes every heart happy.

And the sun shines brighter, 

and the cuckoo crows to us again...

The world recognizes 

Ukraine by these beautiful flowers.

  Recently, students of the 41st group visited the 1st grade of the Structural Subdivision of Primary Education of the Balti Pedagogical Professional College to observe a lesson of fine arts (teacher Vira Buyanovska).  

 At the lesson, the children explored the shape of vegetables and fruits from an autumn basket, learned how lines form a round and oval shape, worked with a palette for the first time, and painted a pumpkin with watercolors.

  The students were active and diligent, successfully coped with the task, and after the lesson, they enjoyed an autumnal delicacy - pumpkin porridge.   I would like to thank the class teacher Lyudmila Drahaniuk and the teacher's assistant Kateryna Maslenko for their support

Photo: Svitlana Oliynyk.

Video: Volodymyr Glukhyi.

   Every year, on the second Sunday of October, the country honors the masters of the brush and the cutter.   Exquisite paintings, virtuoso graphics, and skillful plastics are an integral part of the national culture, a source of spiritual development and satisfaction of the aesthetic needs of Ukrainian society. The creative achievements of artists testify to the powerful potential of the people and contribute to the creation of a positive image of Ukraine in the world.

   Dear artists, by carefully preserving and developing the traditions of the original national art school, you affirm eternal human values and bring people the joy of communicating with beauty.  We congratulate you on the Day of the Artist of Ukraine! We sincerely wish you success in your work, inspiration and inspiration, interesting ideas, good health, true love, and a peaceful sky.

  We wish you to find the same source of energy, enthusiasm and harmony and to convey your kindness and smile to every art lover with bright colors. We wish you creative success and happy days.

   Conducting a tour is a great way to combine intellectual development and interesting leisure. After all, children learn a lot in museums, visualize their knowledge and learn. Therefore, future primary school teachers should be able to safely organize and conduct school trips. On the eve of the Day of the Artist of Ukraine, an excursion to the art gallery of the Baltics Historical Museum was organized for students of groups 31 and 32 of our educational institution.

   The exhibition "I Love You, My City!" presents paintings, contains an exhibition of old photographs and is dedicated to the 498th anniversary of the foundation of our city. It was interesting to see the familiar streets and corners of my native Balta through the eyes of plein air artists.

  The visitors were particularly impressed by the exhibition of works by Tetiana Borbelya, a master of Petrykivka painting. The lush bunches of viburnum, colorful flowers and bright birds created by the skillful hands of Tetiana Mykolayivna amaze with their beauty and delight all visitors to the museum.    We sincerely thank Tkach Petro Astafiyovych for an interesting excursion!    

We are learning. 

We work. 

We are winning!

Happy birthday to our dear colleague, a wonderful jack of all trades, an incredible fashion creator!

Dear Olga Ivanovna!

We sincerely wish you that your eyes and hands never get tired, that your health never fails, that every day brings inspiration, joy, success and great happiness. May the strong stitches combine bright shreds of happiness into one colorful canvas, may every thing that has been in your hands be a real fashion masterpiece.       May every day of your life become a real miracle and a holiday. We wish you success in your work, good mood, and constant joy in life! Happy Birthday!!!

  Happy birthday to our dear colleague and wonderful person!   

    Dear Vera Viktorovna! Today, on your day, we wish you only the best, kindest and brightest!   

    Good health, happiness and success in all your endeavors! May every moment be filled with energy, the most crazy ideas and new meetings! 

       We sincerely wish you inspiration, strength, confidence and fulfillment of your dreams!    

   Let your life sparkle with the colors of spiritual harmony, inner light and boundless positive!     

   Happy birthday!

                           Congratulations on the International Day of Music! 

   Professionals and amateurs, everyone who needs music as much as air!  Everyone who knows how to sing, owns a musical instrument! Everyone who loves to listen, applaud and admire!  Music is one of the great aesthetic values of humanity. It contributes to the harmonization of our common worldview, acts as an instrument of self-expression and inspiration, and serves as a source of the best feelings and emotions. Music can cheer you up, lift your spirits, set you in a working mood, help you relax, think - it can do everything. It is in music that people find inspiration and strength, bright hopes and pure aspirations.  So, let music always help you think about beauty, love, appreciate and enjoy life!

  We are at the fair

 #Charity_fair 

#Together_to_victory 

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  I am sincerely grateful to Alexander Alexandrovich Yunin, director of the I.P. Kavaleridze Museum-Workshop, for a valuable gift for the library of the Balti Pedagogical Vocational College. These are books about the life and work, as well as a catalog of sculptures by the Ukrainian artist Ivan Kavaleridze.

  I am convinced that the donated publications will be useful for the students of our educational institution.

   Ivan Kavaleridze is a prominent figure in Ukrainian art of the twentieth century. He is known as a sculptor, film director, and playwright.

  I. Kavaleridze designed more than 20 monuments: to Princess Olha, H. Skovoroda, Yaroslav the Wise (Kyiv); Taras Shevchenko (Romny, Poltava); H. Skovoroda (Lokhvytsia, Kharkiv).

   I. Kavaleridze is one of the founders of Ukrainian historical cinema, director of 10 feature films (Perekop, Koliivshchyna, Prometheus, and others).                                                                       

                                                                                                                                                                        Vira Buyanovska

   May this year be successful and peaceful!

 Teachers and laboratory assistants of the cycle commission organized flower beds, cleaned the area around the fountain and the poultry house. Together we make our educational institution even better!   

We, Ukrainians, are unbreakable and hardworking, we continue to defend our country, each on his own front!

   The Cyclic Commission of Art Teachers sincerely congratulates the team of teachers, staff, students, the Municipal Institution "Balta Pedagogical Professional College" and residents of the Balta United Territorial Community on the Day of the State Flag and Independence Day of Ukraine!  We wish you good health, a peaceful sky above your head, family well-being, family comfort, success in your business and endeavors. May your hearts be filled with the desire for unity and understanding, and may the source of faith, hope and love for Ukraine be inexhaustible!   

Glory to Ukraine! 

Glory to the heroes!

     The Cyclic Commission of Art Teachers joined the activities to clean the college territory.     All for the common goal of taking care of the environment and making our educational institution even better!  

   We keep the educational front!

    Completion of the school year 2023-2024!

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    The last bell of the 2023-2024 academic year at the native college.

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 Some of the students of our group are in practice and we send them a big greeting!

    As part of the implementation of the activities of the Second Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021-2030, a number of events dedicated to the first stage of the annual Road Safety Week were held at the Balta Pedagogical Vocational College from May 13 to 19, 2024. Thus, the curator of the 11th group Marina Razvodova and the library staff conducted a lesson on "Road Safety under Martial Law" as part of the unified national lesson "Safe Road Home". Let's keep the educational front!

Glory to Ukraine!

 Glory to the heroes!

#Podilshchyna_in_vyshyvanka

#Education_of_Odesa_region_in_vyshyvanka_2024 #Wear_vyshyvanka_support_the_Armed_forces_of_Ukraine

 #Cycle_Commission_of_Art_Teachers_BPFC

#Wear_vyshyvanka

#Support_the_Armed_Forces #21BPFC_group

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Participation in the event dedicated to the International Day of Dance

   By dancing, we surpass ourselves, become stronger and more powerful, revealing our new facets and capabilities.   Dance invigorates the Ukrainian spirit, inspires pride in Ukraine's multifaceted culture, and builds a national sense of dignity and love for Ukraine.   On the occasion of the International Day of Dance, an event was held that brought together dance groups from the Balt community and guests from Podilsk. The event was attended by the dance group "Richenka", headed by Marina Razvodova, Balta Pedagogical Professional College.  

 The choreographic groups demonstrated artistry and a high level of performance skills.  

 We create beauty and bring the Victory closer!   

We believe in the Armed Forces of Ukraine!

  EXHIBITION OF CREATIVE TRIDENTS

  On May 6, the exhibition gallery of our college hosted a presentation of hundreds of creative tridents made by 2nd and 3rd year students and Natalia Melenyshyn, a teacher of technology and teaching methods of the technological group, for the purpose of national and aesthetic education.  

Creativity is the ability of a person to perform tasks in a non-standard way. It is one of the important competencies of a modern teacher.

  The trident is a well-known state symbol of Ukraine, but each author has managed to interpret it in his or her own way, in an original and creative way, using different technologies, namely:

- appliqués made of foam rubber, wax, shells, moss, cotton wool, ribbons, fabric, braid, lace, pompoms, felt, artificial flowers, pencils, corks, CDs, buttons, sequins, butterflies, rhinestones, beads;

- floromosaics made of millet and peas;

- String art technique (stretching threads over nails);

- techniques of working with paper: paper piecing, modular origami, quilling, trimming, crumpled paper mosaic, collage with photos;

- embroidery with threads;

- cutting out plywood and foam;

- Rosopis farbami;

- modeling from plaster, salt dough, and air plasticine;

- braiding with rope, thread, copper wire, etc.

   Thus, the exhibition can be called a unique creative project inspired by love for the Motherland and faith in the Victory!

  Most of the products are decorated with floral motifs, which is a sign that Ukrainian youth are the true color of the nation and deserve a bright future under a peaceful sky!

   We thank the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the opportunity to teach, learn and create!

  We thank the college administration for promoting the development of student talent!

                                                                                                                                                            Natalia Melenyshyn

   In order to develop children's and youth art, identify gifted and talented children and youth, and strengthen the influence of professional art in the aesthetic education of the younger generation, the International Art Competition "STURM" was held on April 27-28 in Kaniv, Cherkasy region.  Among the participants were representatives from different parts of Ukraine, Poland, and China. Odesa region was represented by students of the Municipal Institution "Balta Pedagogical Vocational College" - students of group 31 Daria Gazhiy (nomination "Vocal Art"), Daria Kravchenko (nomination "Instrumental Genre"), Claudia Palyarush, student of group 45 Anastasia Oliynyk (nomination "Fine Arts") and teachers of the Cycle Commission of Art Teachers Buyanovska V.V. and Kravchenko V.V.

  The contestants had the opportunity not only to perform, but also to receive expert advice from leading Ukrainian artists, as well as useful tips, knowledge and skills, exchange of experience and broadening of the understanding of contemporary art from professional jury members, which every aspiring artist needs to further develop their creative career.   It was extremely pleasant to meet the artist Liubov Minenko, who gave a master class in folk painting, to meet the Honored Artist of Ukraine Ruslana Lotsman, to talk to Oleksiy Begletsov, blogger and music producer of Outside Records.

   A charity auction was held as part of the contest, and all the funds raised were donated to the soldiers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. A highlight of the event was the awarding ceremony and a concert by Ukrainian showbiz stars and guests.

    According to the results of the competition, they were honored:

Daria Hazhiy - winner of the first degree (supervisor Viktor Kravchenko)

Daria Kravchenko - winner of the first degree (supervisor Inna Kravchenko)

Anastasia Oliynyk - winner of the first degree (supervisor Vira Buyanovska)

Palyarush Claudia - winner of the second degree (supervisor Vira Buyanovska)

Congratulations to the contestants and their supervisors!

  We sincerely thank the organizers of the International Art Contest "STURM" and the administration of the Balti Pedagogical Vocational College for facilitating the participation of our applicants!      Our small contribution to the Great Victory! 

Glory to Ukraine!

April 29 is a special day for everyone who lives in the rhythm of dance. It is celebrated all over the world as the International Day of Dance!   

Therefore, we sincerely congratulate everyone who cannot imagine their life without dance, who goes through life dancing, who cannot resist when they hear a musical rhythm, and, unable to resist the call of the soul, makes relaxed pas.

  Dance, express yourself, show your whole self in dance, live to the rhythm of the dance!

21 groups on the watch for cleanliness and order!🍀🍁🌺

Thank you to the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the opportunity to study and work!!!!

   How to open the door to true friends? Secrets of friendship and non-friendship. There is always a way out. Discover the power of your thoughts. How to achieve your goal? How to protect yourself from unfriends? How to defend your own boundaries? How to resist a psychological aggressor who humiliates you. How to motivate yourself? How to understand your relationships? And the last key for special use.

  These questions based on the book Thirteen Keys by contemporary psychologist Anna Prosvetova were discussed by students of 21 groups today, on April 16, at an educational hour.

  On April 12, 2024, teachers and laboratory assistants of the art cycle commission of the Balta Pedagogical Specialized College, as part of the month announced by the Balta UTC, cleaned the flower beds and the area around the fountain of the educational institution.  We keep the educational front!

    On March 29, 2024, the XI All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Student Internet Conference "Student's Scientific Space: Search and Findings" was held in the academic environment of the Faculty of Education of the Mykhailo Drahomanov Ukrainian State University. The conference provided for the exchange of experience between future teachers, educators, practical psychologists and artists studying at pedagogical colleges and universities.

  Among the participants of the plenary session were students of the Balta Pedagogical Vocational College. Viktoriia Nagovitsyna, a 4th year bachelor's student, spoke on the topic "Art therapy possibilities of various artistic techniques in working with children who were in the territory of hostilities" and Alina Senchak, a student of group 31, presented an artistic study "Stencil painting in the decoration of residential buildings in Southern Podillia".

   We thank the conference organizers for the opportunity to speak to the community and share invaluable experience!

     On March 27, 2024, the 4th year students (45 groups) defended their term papers.  Creative, diligent, inquisitive Anastasia Oliynyk (supervisor V. Buyanovska) and Victoria Dzhurynska (supervisor N. Melenyshyn) worked on works in art disciplines.

  Oliynyk A. researched the topic "Portrait genre in the fine arts. Effective methods of teaching junior schoolchildren to paint portraits". The student has been painting portraits for a long time, even held an exhibition of her works at the college. In the future, she plans to improve her skills and teach children in her own studio. Anastasia has studied the history of the portrait genre, types of portraits, the place of the subject in modern art textbooks, and in her pedagogical practice she has discovered the most effective methods and techniques for teaching younger students to paint portraits.

  Viktoriia worked on the problem of teaching papier-mâché technique in the technological education classes. The art of papier-mâché is interesting, exciting, and environmentally friendly, as it teaches how to reuse unnecessary paper (waste paper). The student conducted a series of lessons on this topic and identified the pedagogical conditions for effective papier-mâché teaching, formulated her own methodological recommendations.

  During the defense, the managers saw confident, caring young colleagues who demonstrate a high level of preparation for work in primary school. This is encouraging and gives hope that Ukrainian education, despite all the difficulties, has a good future.

                                                                                                  Science is organized knowledge, Wisdom is organized life.                                                                                                                                                                                       I.Kant

                                                             Dear Marina Valerievna!

   Please accept sincere congratulations and wishes from the teachers of the Cycle Commission of Art on the occasion of awarding you the degree of Doctor of Philosophy! 

  Reaching certain heights in science, a person becomes more educated, stronger, wiser!  Thanks to your great, hard work, professionalism, responsibility, and enthusiasm, you have achieved your goal. And we are certainly proud of you, your achievements in the field of education and science of Ukraine, your professional success.  

 May fate be favorable to you! Let your achievements sprout in everything - in your work on our generous land, in your love - heavenly and real, in everything beautiful that exists in the world.  We wish you good health, tirelessness in your innovative search, and the implementation of innovative projects for the progress and development of Ukraine! 

  Thank you for your boundless diligence, sincere humanity, and support for our country on all fronts!

   On 04.03.2024, an educational hour dedicated to the phenomenon of Volodymyr Ivasyuk's “Fate Has Its Own Spring” was held at the Municipal Institution “Balta Pedagogical Professional College”.

   A young man... His songs resonate and help so much because, in addition to his genius, music, lyrics, and high motives to glorify the Ukrainian song, they also contain his weaknesses, joys and sorrows, pranks and jokes. In these songs, there is a guitar thrown into the bushes, a desire to be stylish. These songs include sleepless nights at work and sleepless nights in love, travels in the Carpathians, defeats, fear, mental disorders, and victories over them. They contain doubts and mistakes, happiness and freedom, and this is all life!

   With these songs we grieve for our loved ones, we stand on the Maidan, we hide from rocket attacks, these songs give us hope, with these songs we experience losses, we confess our love, with these songs our soldiers go into battle, and it is with these songs that we will meet peace, because in these songs there is life, and life will definitely defeat death. His songs are timeless. They are eternal, they are the strength of our generations!

  Volodymyr Ivasyuk is a brilliant composer, poet and singer who made Ukrainian pop songs popular and known throughout the world. His compositions have become a symbol of steadfastness and independence, love for the Motherland, native language and culture.  During his short life, V. Ivasyuk became a legend. He is the author of 107 songs, 53 instrumental pieces, and music for several plays.   

 On March 4, the outstanding composer and poet would have celebrated his 75th birthday.

  On February 9, 2024, teachers and students of the Balta Pedagogical Professional College held career guidance meetings with students of the final grades of lyceums in Kodyma.

   The school applicants were told in detail about the conditions of admission, training and accommodation; they were shown a video presentation of the college, as well as speeches by students and teachers.   It was a pleasure to communicate with our college graduates who are members of the administration and teachers of the lyceums. We would like to thank the staff of the institutions for the warm meetings!   

  You can feel the vibe of student life on March 25, when our educational institution will hospitably welcome all graduates at the Open Day, where there will be even more opportunities to get acquainted with the college!   See you at our Alma Mater!

    On February 7, a pedagogical master class was held for creative students of the first bachelor's degree and professional pre-university education by Tetiana Taran, a primary school teacher at the Sinnenska gymnasium of the Balta City Council of Odesa Oblast. 

  The topic of the event was "The Importance of Technological Skills for Primary School Teachers. Peculiarities of teaching technological education in a rural school".   At the beginning of the meeting, the participants tuned in to inspired work with the help of "sun rays", then teacher Natalia Melenyshyn introduced the guest as her friend, classmate, graduate of the Balta Pedagogical School, told about Tatiana's hobbies of satin stitch embroidery and creating flower arrangements from candy.

   The main part of the event was a speech by a teacher who shared her own pedagogical experience in an emotional and humorous way. The key theses were the importance of aesthetic education of students and the role of the disciplines "Art" and "Design and Technology" in this process, the effectiveness of the influence of beauty on the personality of children, especially boarding school and rural school students who need more attention and support. 

  At the photo presentation, students saw how creatively Tetiana Mykolayivna arranged the educational environment for her classroom and what interesting visual aids she makes for students.

   The teacher attaches special importance to the thematic design of the classroom, creating photo zones. One of the attributes for a photo shoot is homemade polystyrene frames decorated with paper elements. The participants of the master class collectively made such a frame in the NUS color scheme. 

   The participants left with bright photos and good impressions.   Each of the participants shared what was most interesting, useful and enjoyable for them. Everyone thanked each other with applause.

    Tatyana Taran was awarded a letter of appreciation from the administration of the Baltskoye Pedagogical Professional College.

   Few people know that the Greek word "τεχνη" [techno] means "art, skill, ability," meaning everything beautiful that human hands and minds are capable of. Unfortunately, the technological education sector in our country is still underestimated and underfunded, but thanks to the teachers' concern, their desire to develop students, teach them to express themselves by changing their appearance and the world around them with the help of technology, young people are eagerly interested in art, create and pass this spark to the next generations.

Natalia Melenyshyn, teacher of technology, methods of teaching technology education

  Teachers of the Cycle Art Commission of the Balta Pedagogical Professional College congratulated the staff on New Year and Christmas holidays! We thank the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the year 2023 under the Ukrainian sky! 

    The decade of national and patriotic education continues at the Balta Pedagogical Professional College.  The 31st group (curator V. Buyanovska), students of groups 11 and 21, and art teachers prepared an educational hour “Headscarf - the guardian of female beauty”.

  The hosts of the event, students of group 31, Karina Stukaliuk and Larysa Shenderuk, introduced the guests to folk traditions and rituals. Painting researchers Kristina Goshva and Oleksandra Skokleva provided interesting information about Ukrainian artists who depicted the headscarf, a decoration of Ukrainian women.

    The concert program of the event included creative performances: a round dance with headscarves from the choreographic group "Richenka" (headed by Marina Razvodova), a vocal and instrumental composition "Come out, Hrytsia" performed by the band "Chisti Dzherela" (headed by Rostyslav Dimovskyi). Dymovsky Rostislav Fedorovich), poems from the 1st grade students of the Structural Subdivision of Primary Education of the Balti Pedagogical Professional College, the song "Mama's Shawl" by Olga Goryacheva, the ensemble of folk instruments "Dudaryk" with the composition "Ukrainian March" (director: Vikhrenko Tatiana Sergeyevna), staging of matchmaking (Senchak A., Seletska D., Paladiy A., Tomina A, Paladii A., Tomina V., Sheveleva H., Palarush O.), the song "Wounds Heal" by Daria Kravchenko, the song "The Enemy" performed by the vocal and instrumental ensemble "Phonic" by D. Hazhiy, Seletska D. (group 31), Zhumatiy I. (group 21), Vikhrenko Vasyl Kharytonovych and the head of the ensemble Yakobchuk Serhiy Oleksandrovych, a defile of girls of group 31 with headscarves, the song "Believe in miracles" by the quartet "Eversong" (headed by Viktor Valentynovych Kravchenko).  

  We keep the educational and cultural front.  

  Together to Victory!