guest: early education is important, something that we work on in the education and labor committee. we have the privilege of serving on. early education is incredibly important. reading to your children is the best first start of developing both a passion and skill set when it comes to learning academics. i agree with the congresswoman. there are many different pathways to success in life. our goal is to eliminate the barriers to that, provided exposure to these opportunities. i have a son who earned, doing his education serving the united states military. that is a great pathway to success in life. completed degrees. my youngest son is starting that, doing virtual learning at a university while still at high school. the career path, many pathways to success in life. there are students that we know that start out in career and technical education, develop a skill set, like health, like my background, but then you go on and continue education. you go on and get a bachelors degree, maybe go on to become a nurse practitioner or physician. when i visit career and technical education pro

at the level of higher education. until today, the conditions have changed in the country and with the same indicators that were actually set for higher education before. it seems that the validity and determination of the budget may need to be revised now i mean , this has happened to the extent that higher education in our country needs the support and allocation of government credits, and it seems that it is even more so in the field of government credits. we should not witness that a part of the country's higher education sub-system is called, for example , supported state universities, only to be placed on this basis. i think that a revision is needed in the way of explaining the credits of the higher education sector, and maybe we can, for example, do something like this. let's summarize that in fact, the share of public universities in the credits actually available in the country should be more limited than what is foreseen in the regulations , then how can other higher education sub-systems , such as azad, gh

now, the subject tonight is education. and it's often pointed out that there's intense dissatisfaction in many quarters with the state of public education. billions poured in of taxpayers money. yet too many youngsters leaving school without adequate skills in reading and other such equipment they'll need later on in life. well, now, when that happens, what can be done about it? milton friedman, himself a teacher most of his life, has diagnosed the problem, and he believes he has a solution. as we'll see in this film. these youngsters are beginning another day at one of america's public schools, hyde park high school in boston. what happens when they pass through those doors is a vivid illustration of some of the problems facing america's schools. what you get, they have to pass through mentally texas. they're faced by security guards looking for hidden weapons. they're watched over by armed police. all. of that has to. isn't that awful? what a way for kids to have to go to school through metal detectors and to be searched

of history, in the categories “educator of the year” and educational project of the year.category are made in the form of a pinnacle cube , symbolizing a key monument of russian literature. birch bark letter. we are pleased to introduce you to the nominee. among educators in the nomination for contribution to education in the field of history. attention to the screen. the nomination includes alexander matveev, journalist, creator and host of a video blog about the history of novosibirsk topnsk, author of books, documentaries and podcasts. vladimir midinsky, assistant to the president of the russian federation, doctor of historical sciences, co-author. history textbook, author of series of educational lectures on television and online platforms. pavel plekhanov, head of the world's only underground museum complex with a real submarine in dry current, initiator and organizer of the exhibition artifact of the cold war. konstantin tolovin, restoration artist at the nizhny novgorod state historian and architectural museum. the reserve in the author's project of persons of a byg

day if you're in educational circles you know we're educating leaders were educating for success want our students to succeed and of course we do what students to succeed no one wants them to fail but we forget that failure and violence and oppression, all kinds of. sorry, i'm looking phrases that i find out with coming up with things are too belittling like negative events. there are so many negative events, there are so many catastrophes that a human person, a human being, faces and we one of the things that i think the liberal arts is especially precious for is the facing of catastrophe, the facing of failure. and that's true whether it's this large scale catastrophe of the holocaust, which edie hilsum, which, of course, for her a way was quite small scale riots. it's her and her friends and her family. it doesn't look to her like the holocaust. it looks to her like something different, something smaller something that belongs to her in a special way. but we all undergo holocausts catastrophes of one kind or another. and what do we have in us when that happens? you know, do we brea

in fact , it is divided into both higher education and medical education . actually, i would like to explain the question in this way . in higher education, now the university of the applied scientific society of payam noor azad provides services and registers students in medical education, which again i say that one of our troubles is medical education, this is a monopoly market, but it is competitive in higher education. i feel that because medical education in fact, we only have tuition-paying universities , of course, we have an urban public university, yes , we have a campus, and we have a self-governing university, which is under the supervision of the ministry of health , but in fact, they charge tuition fees from the students , but in my opinion, in the discussion now, in fact, i actually give this right to the university for being competitive here and i feel that the level of the universities has actually increased compared to the previous eras. but you say that the market is a monopoly market. you see , we have this problem in medical education, an

today we discussed not only trends in higher education, improving the quality of educational programsbut also other related issues, such as the gap between supply and demand in the labor market, the work of graduates outside their profile, evasion of work, the fact that young people are not always willing to go to science and teaching, and sometimes dreams of education abroad. in general, enough pressing issues have accumulated, and the head of state is waiting for a clear algorithm for their solutions from the participants of the republican council rectors. today we are faced with the task of shaking up universities, education in universities, science in universities, everything that universities do. i want it right away. to say, by september 1, university rectors must , together with their staff, make the necessary decisions, as a result, high-quality graduates and the absence of any flight outside the country, your graduates must clearly understand that our university education is in belarus. the best. many who fled there for education quickly begin to understand the difference. ma

we do not know education as a commodity, those who in the world, education is considered a commodity , it means that the commodity has different prices, that is, the buyer has the right to choose the desired commodity from among them , while general education, in particular and especially, primary education , is not a general commodity, even if it is it is a matter of sovereignty , so there is no way to fall short. if we fall short, you see, the government wants to say, in the interpretation of experts, that the first 3,000 days of each child's educational period are the most important period for the formation of ability and talent. these 3,000 days will be until the end, for example. 9 years of education if it is from the first elementary school the third middle school of the first high school. ok, believe in resurrection, 45 key words , you can't expect it to fulfill these 45 key words with a non-governmental education that you entrusted and outsourced, these 45 key words will be realized when public education , especially primary education the full support of the government and of

, higher education, secondary education, any belarusian education, it is for us, for belarusians, with distinctive features with our characteristics and aimed at... tseraz zarasnik ініyu in the early forest of the sun, tsіhusenka so holding your breath, if not atrestsі gety tsud, that stavaryў. the greatest master. neil elevich. in belarus, the third day of early voting for the elections of deputies to the house of representatives. to local councils. over 2 days , more than 14.5% of citizens voted. there is also great activity among young people. national observers speak about the interest of belarusians in the election campaign in a new format. information from them flows from different regions of the center public observation of elections. no violations have been noted so far. as for foreign observers, today 23 representatives of european union states from germany, lithuania, poland, italy, and sweden have been accredited. and a number of other countries. more than 40 international observers from the cis interparliamentary assembly are monitoring the elections in belarus. a special c

more attractive, they tried to write off debts for education, education is very expensive in americataken into account that some people do not go to study. it's in a university, or even a two-year college, just because it is expensive , and there is no money to pay for it, they are afraid to take loans, because, well, then they have to be paid off, but biden tried to write off the debts, well, not all, but the vast majority of former students, but in order to encourage other people to go to study, the republicans appealed, the administration's decision in the courts, they won these courts , why they appealed, again, it is clear, because they are primarily interested in preserving this electoral base of theirs, and in the last 25-30 years they have relied on these people, on the population of mostly small towns, per uneducated population, and the statistics you just gave speak volumes about who is voting for trump, actually, who is voting for today? the republican party, today we cannot even imagine that just 50 years ago the senators from new york, let's say, were republicans, it is

education. actually, i want to explain the question in this way. they are providing services and enrolling students in medical education, which again i say is one of our troubles in medical education. because medical education is actually the only tuition-paying university, of course , we have a tuition-paying public university. we have a surplus of self-governing universities, which are under the supervision of the ministry of health, but in fact , they charge tuition fees from students, but in my opinion, in the discussion , there is actually competition here , and they actually give this right to the university. i believe that the level of universities has actually increased compared to previous periods, so you say that the market is a monopolistic market. you see, we have this problem in medical education, and i will say again that the largest tuition that azad university receives now is from medical students. because of the same exclusive market, how much is the units? the units are differe

dear vladimir vladimirovich, this is a modern educational institution.ibution to the future of the domestic energy sector and ensuring technological sovereignty. i ask you to give it. the start of our project , with pleasure, uh, i’m doing this with pleasure, and uh, you just said a very important thing, uh, everyone heard, probably, future graduates, you said that all graduates will be employed at our, our enterprise, this is very important for the guys, for those who comes to study, they know where they will work, they know the company, it is... one of the world's companies and one of those companies that we are proud of in russia, so i wish you success in training, i wish everyone who is studying success in your future profession , thank you, well, let's move to ufa, zakharov, vadim petrovich, rector of ufa university, please, a few days before our professional holiday, the professional holiday of the scientific community, the day of russian science, and indeed, it opens today.

, specialties of primary and preschool education, in higher education, this is the specialty of pedagogicalprofiles, these are the russian language and the english language, these are the specialties we have. were in the top, there was even a competition somewhere about four people per seat. ekaterina stepanyuk herself is a graduate of azov pedagogical university. here she completed her postgraduate studies and remained to teach at her native university. after the fourteenth year , educational work at the university was aimed at inciting such hostility between the ukrainian people and the russian people. it was a ban. and we did not support them, well, there were quite a few such teachers. this dirt that your colleagues are carrying, why is it needed, they went there, they made their choice, we stayed on our land, we we are developing our land, our city of berdyansk, and we are fighting for it, those people left, they no longer bring any value to the city, timur kamaev, now the vice-rector of the university for educational work, he is a well-known person in berdyansk, he was the program dir

well , it is currently possible to obtain military-professional education in military educational institutions of belarus, which are represented by the military academy of the republic of belarus, the military medical institute at the belarusian state medical university and... military faculties, leading educational institutions of the country, of course , all military specialties are unique and in demand, but certain of them are certainly more popular among young people, well, last year the most popular specialties were ideological work in units of the armed forces, practical psychology in military affairs, information security, unmanned aerial vehicles aircraft complexes and military medicine, it is also pleasant to note that the demand among applicants for obtaining engineering specialties, so the aviation faculty, faculties of air defense forces, missile forces and artillery, as well as command specialties at the combined arms faculty, were popular at the military academy. recently , military faculties and departments are increasingly opening in belarusian universities. why do you think th

the director of the transition steering committee of the supreme council of education and higher education documents emphasizes the fact that this development is necessary and open-ended with the condition of a framework and specific standards and educational regulations in order to remove the burden from the shoulders of education . there should be standards that move in the form of an educational model, mrs. belusi, former member of the supreme council of education, the main issue of approved non-governmental schools. but this development should be seen with educational justice is it in conflict or not? the important thing is that in areas like tehran, these schools are saturated, but in areas where there is a need to develop the educational environment, people do not have the ability and demand to use non-governmental schools. does not exist. dr. keumers amjadian, a researcher in the field of education . when government schools. they are not responsive and do not have the necessary quality. families are looking for a way out to solve problems, but this does not mean the monopoly of non-

in society and in the higher education system. for many years we have understood that the network of our universities, institutes, it is too broad, and for many years we have been discussing the issue of the fact that we also need to optimize our network, but what is happening now, how is the situation different now from what it was all these years, now we, all of ukraine, have been fighting for two years in the conditions of a full-scale invasion, and in fact our resources, the entire economy and the entire country are moving to the mode where we must understand where every penny goes, and, for example, before the war we had... for a moment almost 1,500 institutions that issued diplomas of higher education, i.e this includes academies of sciences, universities , institutes, and professional pre-higher education events , and more than 300 institutions of higher education, in fact we were in this network, of course we all understood that this network was too big for our country, and somehow it it is necessary to optimize, and this

so how does the virtual reality in education work? take a look then go semester pieces exhibited in the classroom viewable and we are raising. ma'am, it's in front of, of the, our school and far we plan. it's suddenly an arm's length away with the help of the r headsets and controllers. students have read them house, berkshire school can tackle their subject matter eclipse. biology lessons are also far more interactive and virtual reality. you can have a big beating houghton, you can see the flow of blood through it and you can understand those changes into foxes. really should work through hot oh, things like that. so it's really, really useful for tenants since the, for understanding of the study for teachers. this opens up many new possibilities. we've use victory obviously across every subjects as part of our pilot for virtual reality. some of the most impressive things we can do our science experiments who would otherwise be impossible or too dangerous to do in a classroom. virtual reality is already being integrated into vocatio

of education and education policies ? let's go , this is exactly the case. the fact is that there is a problem with the detection tool, there is no problem let's talk to khan many times, let's see if we can fix it together. is there anyone in this matter who is in denial? if anyone is in denial, it means that he is turning his back on everything that should happen in childhood, but there is a way. he found it, i feel the truth, because friends can't find a way , they erase the problem, and this is a mistake . let's be leaders in the nano country, we want biological sciences, i don't know if it's informatics we want cognitive sciences, but we don't want sympathy, we can't, this system is interconnected, black friends. the politics of science in today's world is called policy making. it says that the goal of politics is strategy. it means how do we achieve this goal. well, when we don't have the possibility, we don't have a good way . there is also a difference of opinion here. it must be in the service of power. it really

quality of higher education. belarusian medals at the all-russian spartakiad of the strongest, silver in biathlon, three awards in freestyle, congratulations. open border crossings with belarus and establish them. dialogue, call of our polish neighbors, picket of a political party front for opening borders, and an objective picture of what is happening in the context of information battles, world radio day. improving the quality of higher education, personnel for universities, textbooks and a whole range of issues from admission to placement. the head of state invited representatives to discuss the educational agenda. higher education in belarus is based on soviet achievements, when the knowledge gained was valued all over the world, and we have preserved these traditions, which is why people want and come to our country to study. 30 thousand students from more than 100 countries worldwide, a decent figure, the same in the export of educational services, it amounted to more than $90 million last year. today we di

to the children's education charity, theirworld.ive chair of the global business coalition for education. she told my colleague sally bundock what she's seeking to achieve. so when we set up theirworld, we were really focused on what we could do to impact on what we see as a global education crisis, of trying to get the millions of children around the world places in school, because it opens up so many different changes and opportunities for them. but also, if you're part of the corporate sector, those are your future customers, those are your future employees, that's your future stakeholders. so it's quite an easy conversation to start with the business community. but also the other thing we've said at theirworld is, you know, what we need to do is to come together — we realise that government can't solve the education crisis on its own, civil society can't do it on its own. but if we can do it together and bring in the private sector, then we need to work together. and so that's why we set up the global business coalition for educ

what other educational advantages of enrolling children a formal early education programs? well, a lot of the parents well, i have a long waiting list for my particular program because i mean 9 acceleration teacher . so i'm not a baby. see the, i'm not just the child care provider. i actually teach the children. so i do a full day curriculum from a these 6 weeks in of depending on the child's ability to be able to keep up and they're structured programs actually contribute to a child's cognitive and social development. yes. so a lot of times it children come in, like i said, i have a 2 migrant children that came in, that weren't speaking of english. so we did, we were able to teach the family of english as well. but my students also learn spanish. so it's a cultural thing where a lot of times we think everybody can afford to be in child care when they really can't. and that's why our government came up with books, childcare, a stipend with able to pay for the services. what about and cultures where grand parents traditionally play a significant role in raising grandchildren

the principle is that education and public education are sovereign. the principle is that social justice is important. this is not funding , it is my funding. the government should fund it from wherever i can. please be careful after this if this happens in the same space. normally , our students grow up. our expectation from the school is to train a person who is creative, inquisitive, a conversationalist, a believer , committed in the competitive environment of schools. he does it , he doesn't worry about anything else, that's all he is trying to satisfy the family. if the family says that we are against this principle, he should also say that i am against it, so in order to implement the principle of the sovereignty of education, we have to start from the government itself , and in the past, if some people failed in this field, we should learn from them and improve this part. let's compensate. thank you, mr. abedin , we are at your service. i think one of the most important things for our education system to get out of this situation is to choose a

now let's talk about education.his is a priority all parents share, whether you're in a small town or a big city. or independent, getting ahead or just getting by. you want your child to succeed. i'm proud of the record bipartisan investments we've made since i took office. republicans and democrats raise. that's hundreds more for every child, invested directly to the local pollutant district. the two lower class sizes and computer labs, we also invested in campus safety and mental health and made breakfast and lunch for free. they cannot reach their full potential. every parent knows the person standing in the front of the classroom matters. educators are undermined or criminalized just for doing their job. in florida, teachers were disrespected and the commands are rampant. two weeks ago, a district van. in texas nearly one and three ie teachers are not even certified. that's not how you improve education. we are forging a different path, sending a message loud and clear. we support our teachers. [applause] we fun

a yeah, all to be we have to be educated, you know, as l has no culture. bassett education is the passport to our future, right? for us, we must educate ourselves against the vicious system of neo colonialism. your colonialism has essentially integrated black people into the colonial system of the united states of america in order to do the job of america, right. mark with a k, he's often times frame this most praise integration is what he said. and one of his last conversations with harry bell, the ponti, the i believe i have integrated my people into a burning house. and in 2024, it's very clear to us, very clear to us that the house is still earning. and the problem that we have right now is that, you know, people like, you know, killer mike, for example, he just won a grammy, right? he wants to be integrated into the system of america, right? he wants to be integrated into the euro. american design is controlled media, right, and he's celebrated as his black figure who just won a gram. but in reality, he's been pro lease, he's been pro integration. he's been pro the military occupation

now, the subject tonight is education. and it's often pointed out that there's intense dissatisfaction in many quarters with the state of public education. billions poured in of taxpayers money. yet too many youngsters leaving school without adequate skills in reading and other such equipment they'll need later on in life. well, now, when that happens, what can be done about it? milton friedman, himself a teacher most of his life, has diagnosed the problem, and he believes he has a solution. as we'll see in this film. these youngsters are beginning another day at one of america's public schools, hyde park high school in boston. what happens when they pass through those doors is a vivid illustration of some of the problems facing america's schools. what you get, they have to pass through mentally texas. they're faced by security guards looking for hidden weapons. they're watched over by armed police. all. of that has to. isn't that awful? what a way for kids to have to go to school through metal detectors and to be searched

so it was not a typical example either of education in america or of education in boston. but one unsurprising thing about these comments is that all of the opposition to allowing the market work comes from people who have a very strong vested interest in the present public school system. i am not proposing we are not proposing to destroy the public school system. we are only asking that the public school system should be free to compete, should open to competition. if it is really as good as you people make it out to be, it has nothing to worry about. now, in terms of your comment, of course, there's a great deal of decentralized action. we showed a very good school in this film, as well as a very dense school. there are many good schools and the more decentralized the control, in my opinion, the more satisfied victory is the schooling. the real problem is concentrated in those areas where decentralization is broken down, where you have moved too much greater centralization, much greater. and the main trouble areas are in the large cities. that's why we picked that school

and every child living in this country, as much as education. it is important to help us to have strong foundations and to make a fundamental change in the support of breeding resources . thank you very much to both of you, and also thank you for following up until the end of the higher program tonight . i hope to see you all again. i entrust to the great god, god keep us high above fer goya higher today, wherever we are, we will be higher tomorrow. your presence. very. it's 4 am in the morning, and dear viewers, welcome to this news section. the minister of energy has been added. 300 megawatts announced the renewable energy production capacity of the country. mr. mehrabian said that in order to compensate for the dissatisfaction in the field of water and electricity , 2100 have been opened and another 900 will be put into operation by the end of the 13th government. we had planned 30 sadr with a special volume of 5 and 4 tenths.

now let's talk about education. this is a priority all parents share, whether you're in a small town or a big city. republican, >> getting had or just getting by, you want your child to succeed. i'm proud the record bipartisan investments we've made since i took office. republicans and democrats came together to raise funding by 22% in the last 5 years. that's hundreds more for every child invested directly into your local school district to lower class sizes and upgrade shop classrooms or computer labs. we also invested in campus safety and mental health. when kids are unsafe or struggling or starving they can't reach their full potential. every parent knows that the person standing in the front ofe the classroom matters. in texas one in three teachers are not certified. that's not how you improve education. in michigan we are forging a different path. we are sending a message loud and clear, we support our teachers teachers. [applause] we fund scholarships and future educators pay and help full-time teachers with

the rectors very complex questions about the education system.ystem and what else needs to be done to ensure that belarusian universities, belarusian schools, belarusian colleges are among the best. let's tell it in panorama. road repair, employment, conditions doing business, legal norms, voters offer senators a wide range of requests, how problems are solved and how people evaluate the work of parliamentarians on the ground, we will tell you in disgrace. today there was a big victory and a bright comeback, because biathlon is a great indescribable emotion, but the olympics is primarily a multi-sport forum, so let’s talk about cross-country skiing, especially freestyle. improving the quality of higher education, personnel for universities, textbooks and a whole range of issues from admission to distributions. higher school in belarus is based on soviet achievements, when the knowledge gained was valued all over the world, and we have preserved, increased these traditions, we teach our foreign students who are happy to come to us to study, but ne

now, the under education, the failure to educate, educate young men creates all sorts of problems for them, for women who will make their futures with them. and it it's dangerous for. the future of our economy. now other have this problem and they're forming commissions and doing all sorts of studies and such. what's happening here? it's still, after all these years radio silence nothing except in the think tanks. the think tanks are doing it right now. brookings, richard reeves written a very good book on the precarious state of boys. a lot of the same information i had that mortenson had way back the eighties. and now he's setting up a center for the study of men and boys. what? i don't have much time. but just to say what the forces against us. why is one prepared to listen? one thing i think the schools of education are a big problem. they are carried away with an agenda that does not include, you know, specialties in how to save boys. there's an article by lyle asher, a scholar in the chronicle of higher education in 2008, called how schools of education became a menace. and they

what is liberal education? education for freedom. in that sense the best people who are attracted to universities should be liberal. they should understand that their job is to help equip those who are less advanced in these studies to be citizens of a free republican part of that coming to be a more responsible citizen of a free republic is understanding the republican which you live and that civilization of which you are a part and the wider world but that is in the old-fashioned sense of the meaning liberal. ben: this gentleman back here. yes, sir. >> thank you. like many others we at u.s. news & world report have written about a crisis in higher education, the cost issue and many others. the topic this evening, how much do you think it attributes to that in terms of general public sentiments versus specific? ben: i will make one comment on this. the collapse in public confidence in higher education that has been reported on in the new york times, it is described how in the early 2010s, his numbers, these are very impressive, are

so how does the virtual reality in education work? take a look then go semester pieces exhibited in the classroom viewable and we are raising. ma'am, it's in front of a v. our school and far away plan. it's suddenly an arm's length away with the help of the r headsets and controllers. students i've read in house, berkshire school can tackle their subject matter up clips. biology lessons are also far more interactive and virtual reality. you can have a big beating hearts and you can see the flow of blood through it and you can understand the chambers and the foxes really should work through a hot oh, things like that. so it's really, really useful for 2 reasons. the for understanding of what they're studying for teachers, this opens up many new possibilities. we've used it to reality, across every subject as part of our pilot for virtual reality. so the most impressive things we can do our science experiments that would otherwise be impossible or too dangerous to do in a classroom. virtual reality is already being integrated into vocat

in the young educator of the year nomination, pay attention to the screen. nomination includes: dmitry vasetsky, 12 years old, world champion in knowledge chinese language among schoolchildren under 14 years old, the young ambassador of china to the world, runs a channel on the chinese douyin network, where he talks about russia. marfa ivanova, 17 years old, student of academic gymnasium number 56 named after maya borisovny pildes of st. petersburg, young tour guide, local historian and journalist. alexander kravchenko, 13 years old, student at school number 548 tsaritsina, programmer, popularizer of science, lecturer, teaches lessons on programming and cybersecurity. shchembelov, 17 years old, student of lyceum no. 4 of the city of pskov, silver medalist of the asian forum of young inventors kestik, lectures on robotics. friends, we welcome the nominees , i think it is very important for everyone who was nominated today to receive your love, your applause and your attention, and to present the award in this nomination in the category of young educator of th

the yeah, all to be, we have to be educated, you know, as l has no culture. bassett, education is the passport to our future right. for us, we must educate ourselves against the vicious system of neo colonialism. your colonialism has essentially integrated black people into the colonial system of the united states of america in order to do the job of america right. mark with a k. he's often times frame. does this most praise integration is what he said. and one of his last conversations with harry bell, the ponti, the i believe i have integrated my people into a burning house. and in 2024 it's very clear. it's was very clear to us that the house is still earning. and the problem that we have right now is that, you know, people like, you know, killer mike, for example, he just won a grammy, right. he wants to be integrated into the system of america, right? he wants to be integrated into the euro. american design is controlled media, right. and he's celebrated as his black figure who just won a gram. but in reality, he's been pro lease, he's been pro integration, he's been pro the mili

program, education is the future.day i am addressing you, dear dear teachers, for the ldpr and for presidential candidate leonid eduardovich slutsky, the most important thing is that a teacher must teach, we , ldpr, we defend your rights, we ask and insist to officials that the teacher today... engages in the profession that he studied, so that he receives the true pleasure and this pleasure will then be imposed on our children, and today this is really important, because when we see teachers with low salaries, when we see for, when we see how these same teachers yesterday filled out a large stack of papers, today they they type this into the keys on the computer, this is exactly what... this needs to go away, teachers, teachers should teach today, and i , officials today should make the task easier , i invite you and urge everyone to come on march 17 on the last day of voting and cast your vote for presidential candidate leonid eduardovich slutsky, one country - russia, one ldpr party, slutsky, number three on the ba

sarkar hakimzadeh, the former deputy of elementary education of the ministry of education. opponents are present in this meeting, but first my colleagues prepared a report of the opinions of those in favor and those opposed to this position . we will see this report together. talented schools, which are known as sampat among the cultural community, are gifted schools under the supervision of the national organization it is the cultivation of brilliant talents with the aim of improving the academic level of students. the precise concept of justice is to open the way for children who have more ability and merit to reach more valuable scientific positions, and these children are the ones that we we are trying to select and accept them in sampat schools. our selection for entering sampad schools is as accurate as humanly possible. mohammad hosni p. the main goal of education is to create equal opportunities for learning, and special attention to children is contrary to this mission. maybe we have many talented kids in different regions who are deprived of such an environment an

to the main educational award in russia, and perhaps the world. you know, traditionally the symbol of the award is a golden cube, but i want to quote the words of our president vladimir vladimirovich putin, who has repeatedly. it is truly prestigious, thanks to you, for thanks to you, today to be an educator of a lecturer in a knowledge society has no boundaries of age, nor profession, nor even the boundaries of our country. i would also like to thank our an honorary jury, because imagine how difficult it was... for the communications department of the state corporation rosatom. rosatom is rightly called a knowledge corporation. rosatom is developing a system of scientific communications and creating unique scientific and educational content. conducts expeditions to the north pole, atomic lessons in schools, the global atomic quiz, and develops the atomarium platform. and last year, the company opened one of the most modern popular science venues in russia, the atom pavilion on vd. good evening, dear friends, dear colleagues, dear enlighteners, i

the principle is that education is public education. the principle is that social justice is important. these are the principles. no provision. after this, if this happens in a normal atmosphere, our students will grow up. our expectation from the school is to train people who are creative, inquisitive, talkative , faithful, and committed in the competitive environment of these schools. the knowledge of education revolves around the student's taste , cultural planning is done, cultural management is done he doesn't care about anything else at all, as long as this is satisfying the family, if the family says we are against this principle, he should say i am against it, so in order to implement the principle of the sovereignty of education, we have to start from the government itself, and in the past, if we are at your service, thank you, mr. avdin . i think one of the highest things to do in order for our education system to get out of this situation is to choose the right people. they should know the cost of education they try not to br

making education more competitive, in fact, education in the university itself, consider whether azadversity has been able to raise the level of education by the same amount by increasing the annual tuition fees, that is, whether could it be possible to upgrade the workshops in the fields that are actually engineering, or in the fields of medical sciences in azad university , are our laboratories or our hospitals or our hospital beds equipped? if the education and quality level in the university is good, it must be liked and satisfied by the society. it is a problem that your university has not been like this until now . in my opinion, compared to the year 1980 , there has definitely been some progress, but there must be a lot of progress. it was achieved in different subjects especially in the field of medical sciences, because we have reports about the hospitals under the supervision of the azad university and the azad universities of medical sciences, which are not in a good condition in some units, and for this reason , we feel that if there is this monitoring umbrella , the probl

many nominations for general contribution to education, educational company of the year, for contributionation in the field of history, sports and a healthy lifestyle, art, economics, business and law, and, of course, the nomination mentor of the year and many, many others, which is noteworthy, there is also ... a nation for, which is called a foreign educator, and it includes the former minister of foreign affairs karin kneisel and the famous war correspondent from france adrian. on the russian side they didn’t burn bridges, they were burned on the european side, the st. petersburg dialogue, the sochi, russia-austria dialogue, which we started in 2019, and we can invite anyone to st. petersburg from the french or german side, this is not a problem, but they don’t want to be afraid for their accounts, with the russian on the other hand, everything is still open, but from the same side from an economic political point of view. institutions are making a turn towards the world and the state of france, which is happening in the east. these one and a half years i have been showing everyone the

workforce, an educated — build an educated workforce, an educated north of ireland to ensure we havere. great to get your thoughts, thank _ we have a real future here. great to get your thoughts, thank you - we have a real future here. great to get your thoughts, thank you very l get your thoughts, thank you very much. so that is an interesting perspective we are getting. we are getting various perspectives through the day. the one final issue to iron out here is who is doing what when it comes to departments, ministers, a little bit of lack of clarity in the last 20 minutes. we will try and sort that out for you once they sort it out we will let you know.- it out we will let you know. thank ou ve it out we will let you know. thank you very much- — it out we will let you know. thank you very much. now _ it out we will let you know. thank you very much. now russia - it out we will let you know. thank you very much. now russia has i it out we will let you know. thank - you very much. now russia has called for an urgent you very much. now russia has called foran urgent un you very much.

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as an output of higher education. i want to give an example . you can see that the share of higher education in the entire country's budget was about one and a half percent of the entire country's budget. even more there are many other countries that have the same concerns as us. it is even less than this amount , according to the report of the research center of japan, the benefit of portugal, the share of higher education in their public sector is less than 1 % of the total budget of their country, that is, i want to say that this amount of investment that happened in iran may be low in my opinion. compared to now, in my opinion, as much as mentioned in the constitution, it means self-sufficiency. in that case, the internal need has been solved, and by the way , even more than that, it seems that now the contribution is being paid to the government collections, that is, now. china has so much knowledge. it is not self-sufficient in the world according to the definition you give. china 's education administration mod

so how does the virtual reality in education work? take a look then go semester pieces exhibited in the classroom viewable and we are raising. ma'am, it's in front of of the, our school and far away planets. suddenly an arm's length away with the help of v r headsets and controllers. students at random house, berkshire school can tackle their subject matter up clips. biology lessons are also far more interactive and virtual reality. you can have a big beating hearts and you can see the flow of blood through it and they can understand to the chambers and the foxes really should work through. ha, so things like that. so it's really, really useful for 2 reasons. the for understanding of the study for teachers, this opens up many new possibilities, reviews, victory, i would say, across every subject, as part of our pilot, for virtual reality. some of the most impressive things we can do. our science experiments do it otherwise be impossible or too dangerous to do in a classic. virtual reality is already being integrated into vocational tr

in the field of international relations as an educator.istan, the path of friendship, with the help of which school students are immersed in the history of the two countries through thematic panoramas of 3d models. international volunteer program ambassadors of the russian language in the world, whose participants use gaming and interactive means. international olympiad association global universities for master's and postgraduate students, tells foreign audiences about russian scientists, projects and cities, with the opportunity to win free studying at russian universities. so, in this nomination. the project wins, so, in this nomination, uh, the international team of volunteers wins, and the award stage is invited to valeria marchenko, project manager, directorate of international programs of the all-russian public movement victory volunteers, in which more than 70,000 people have already become participants, in sixty countries within the framework of the project in different in all corners of our planet , lessons on memory and courage,

we know that educators are asking for their exercises, it is about the education and science committeeso that postgraduate students have a postponement, so that scientific workers, actually those... workers who have a scientific degree, also students of higher and secondary theological educational institutions, have a postponement from passing military service, how realistic is it that these corrections actually apply to them will they listen, will they be introduced and will they become part of this draft law and then the law in the future? i'll be honest, this question is actually very painful, because it's true that graduate students, in particular contract workers , have increased a lot compared to 2023. the first is about 10,000, and accordingly, and among them there are partly people who wanted to get a postponement from mobilization in this way, and it is actually very important, when we submit this amendment, that everyone has equal rights and opportunities, i spoke for it and the obmutsman e , so that there is no discrimination, so that we are truly the ones people were engage