The Scientific Entertainment company continues to develop the direction of software and methodological complexes, and is pleased to announce the release of a new software and methodological complex "Professor Drozdov's School" — an updated and significantly expanded version of the popular educational product, voiced by the legendary presenter Nikolai Nikolaevich Drozdov.

Unlike the previously delivered multimedia product, the new version has received a number of important improvements:
— An original printed methodological manual with project plans, goals, objectives, descriptions of phenomena, equipment lists, and step-by-step instructions for conducting experiments;
— A set of 82 laminated color cards for visual demonstrations in the classroom;
— An individual envelope with a license key is included in the delivery package;
— Additional cards for self-download and printing, available at official website of the product;
— Stylish and recognizable unique packaging.

Professor Drozdov's School is a harmonious combination of modern digital technologies and traditional development tools for preschool and primary school-aged children (including children with speech impairments). The program is designed for engaging exploration of the world around us, as well as the basics of physics, biology, and geography, through play. Together with Professor Drozdov, children will learn over 700 scientific facts (the database is constantly being updated).

The package includes approximately 28 topics, over 580 quizzes for reinforcing the material in a game-like format, a user-friendly search and navigation system, the ability to add your own illustrations and videos, lesson preparation in just 20 minutes, and support for distance learning. The material volume is sufficient for at least two academic years.

The product is recommended for use by the Union of Defectologists.

The software for the software and methodological complex is included in the register of Russian software of the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation No. 26243 of January 27, 2025.