On the eve of Teacher's Day, Brest State Technical University hosted a unique meeting of representatives of different generations of teachers, "Dialogue of Generations: A School of Teaching Excellence."

The meeting took place in a warm atmosphere of mutual respect and a desire to share experiences. Participants included the University's Rector, PhD in economics, and associate professor Sergei Antonovich Kasperovich; the head of the Department of Concrete and Building Materials Technology, Doctor of Engineering Sciences, and professor Viktor Vladimirovich Tur, who has served as the department's head since 1993 and served as Vice-Rector for research from 2002 to 2008; and Anatoly Petrovich Radchuk, PhD in engineering and associate professor, the first dean of the Faculty of Economics, who dedicated 25 years of his professional career to leading the faculty.

Also present at the meeting were young faculty members, representatives of the new generation of BrSTU educators.

Opening the meeting, Sergey Antonovich emphasized the special role of teachers in the age of technological advancement: "Artificial intelligence is now entering every industry, but no one can replace the work of a teacher: neither automated systems nor AI. We are moving beyond simply imparting knowledge to imparting competencies, teaching how to filter information, identify fakes, and avoid them. It's important to understand that this task is crucial not only for our profession but for life itself, as fraud permeates various fields. Our work is important and rewarding. When you see your students become professionals and hear kind words, you realize your work is not in vain."

During the meeting, experienced teachers actively exchanged opinions and offered helpful advice to their aspiring colleagues. These masters of their craft generously shared their years of experience and the secrets of successful teaching.

Young teachers shared stories of their own experiences, their first steps in the profession, and the challenges and difficulties they faced. The young people also shared their successes and achievements, emphasizing the importance of mentorship from senior colleagues.