Online physical education and sport service applied for teaching Russian as foreign language

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Associate Professor, PhD O.V. Kharitonova1
O.O. Boldina1
L.I. Uspenskaya1
Associate Professor, PhD Y.N. Buzina1
1Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, Moscow

The study analyzes benefits of the modern online physical education and sport service application for teaching Russian as a foreign language. The high interest in this educational service is due to the high attraction of modern sports and their role in the global and national cultures and to the didactic benefits of the modern online educational systems for many purposes including teaching Russian as a foreign language. Russian history and culture is inseparable from the national sport history and accomplishments. The fast progress of modern sports on the national turf has had its implications for the Russian language lexicons. The study overviews the sport lexicon mastering practices and special grammar practices under the physical education and sports (PES) curriculum; and analyzes the available online resources for the intercultural communication in Russian..

Keywords: sports, Russian as a foreign language, country studies, lexicon, lexical minimum, grammar, Olympiad, Paralympics, FIFA World Cup, economy.

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