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учебный план Primary Russian translation

Russian Translation(s) & Details for 'Curriculum'

English Word: Curriculum

Key Russian Translations:

  • учебный план [ˈutɕɪbnɨj ˈplan] - [Formal, Academic Context]
  • программа обучения [prɐˈɡramə ɐbʊˈtɕenɪjə] - [Formal/Informal, General Use]

Frequency: Medium (Common in academic and educational contexts)

Difficulty: B1 (Intermediate) for both translations

Pronunciation (Russian):

учебный план: [ˈutɕɪbnɨj ˈplan]

Note on учебный план: Stress falls on the first syllable of "учебный" and the first syllable of "план". The "у" sounds like "oo" in "food".

программа обучения: [prɐˈɡramə ɐbʊˈtɕenɪjə]

Note on программа обучения: Stress is on the second syllable of "программа" and the second syllable of "обучения". The "р" is rolled slightly.

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Meanings and Usage:

1. A structured set of courses or educational content (Academic Context)
Translation(s) & Context:
  • учебный план - Primarily used in formal academic settings to refer to a specific course of study or syllabus.
  • программа обучения - Refers to a broader educational program or training curriculum, often used in both formal and informal contexts.
Usage Examples:
  • Учебный план школы включает математику и литературу.

    The school's curriculum includes mathematics and literature.

  • Мы разработали новый учебный план для студентов.

    We developed a new curriculum for students.

  • Программа обучения на курсах очень интенсивная.

    The training curriculum on the courses is very intensive.

  • Эта программа обучения подходит для начинающих.

    This curriculum is suitable for beginners.

  • Учебный план университета был обновлён в этом году.

    The university's curriculum was updated this year.

Russian Forms/Inflections:

учебный план (Noun Phrase):

Both words decline according to Russian grammar rules for adjectives and nouns. Below is the declension for "учебный план" (masculine noun phrase).

Case Singular Plural
Nominative учебный план учебные планы
Genitive учебного плана учебных планов
Dative учебному плану учебным планам
Accusative учебный план учебные планы
Instrumental учебным планом учебными планами
Prepositional об учебном плане об учебных планах

программа обучения (Noun Phrase): Similar rules apply for declension. "Программа" is feminine, and "обучения" is a genitive form of the neuter noun "обучение".

Russian Synonyms/Antonyms:

Synonyms:

  • курс обучения
  • образовательная программа

Note: "Курс обучения" is often used for shorter or specific training, while "образовательная программа" emphasizes broader education.

Antonyms:

  • нет прямых антонимов (no direct antonyms)

Related Phrases:

  • разработать учебный план - Develop a curriculum
  • следовать программе обучения - Follow the curriculum
  • изменить учебный план - Revise the curriculum

Usage Notes:

  • "Учебный план" is more specific to a structured academic syllabus and is commonly used in schools and universities. It implies a detailed breakdown of subjects or courses.
  • "Программа обучения" can refer to both academic and non-academic training programs and is more flexible in usage.
  • Choose "учебный план" for formal contexts and when referring to a specific course of study. Use "программа обучения" for broader or less formal educational content.

Common Errors:

  • Error: Using "учебный план" interchangeably with "программа" without context. For instance, saying "учебный план тренировки" for a fitness program is incorrect.
    Correct Usage: Use "программа тренировки" for non-academic contexts like fitness or professional training.
  • Error: Incorrect declension, e.g., using nominative "учебный план" after prepositions requiring genitive.
    Incorrect: "Я думаю о учебный план."
    Correct: "Я думаю об учебном плане."

Cultural Notes:

In Russian-speaking countries, the "учебный план" is often strictly regulated by educational authorities, especially in schools and universities. Understanding this term also implies familiarity with a centralized education system, which may differ from more flexible curricula in Western countries.

Related Concepts:

  • образование (education)
  • учебник (textbook)
  • предмет (subject)