Hello, my name is Vlada Yuryevna!
I am 25 years old. I graduated from the College of Arts and the Institute of Theatrical Arts.
What strengths do you need in your work?
In my work, empathy, patience, and flexibility are essential, as every child with special educational needs is unique and requires an individual approach. Creativity and a sense of humor help make lessons engaging, while adaptability allows methods to be adjusted according to the children’s needs. It is important to build a trusting atmosphere, sense the child’s mood, and connect with them through music and creativity.
What do you do as a music teacher at Mozaika?
As a music teacher at Mozaika, I organize and conduct music lessons for children with special educational needs, fostering their development through music and integrating musical methods into the learning process.
What do you enjoy most about your work?
What I enjoy most is seeing children express themselves through music and creativity. When they start feeling the rhythm, expressing emotions, and interacting with each other, it feels magical. My goal is not just to teach, but to help them feel freer, more confident, and happier. It’s especially rewarding when a child who was previously shy or uncertain begins to sing, play, or simply smile. That makes my work truly meaningful.
What are the main challenges for a young specialist in this role?
For a young specialist, the main challenge is adapting to the unique needs of children with special educational needs, as each child requires an individualized approach.
Would you recommend Mozaika to young specialists?
Yes, I would recommend working at Mozaika to young specialists because it offers opportunities to grow, apply creative methods in practice, and work with children with special educational needs in a supportive environment.