uh, this kind of work was carried out by the ministry of education, these materials were presented to the government. today we have a number of universities that require special attention, of course. as the head of state, i will have a very serious demand. therefore, we have currently developed corresponding programs for these universities. e, which contain absolutely specific indicators , absolutely specific activities that need to be implemented in order to be absolutely sure that these universities will be strong and confident stand on your feet and have no control, we will conduct control cuts. uh, in fact, uh, at the end of this year, that is, the whole academic year , the rectors don’t have it, so absolutely not, and today we don’t have time to build up. uh , in order to uh watch the whole school year, then analyze we must uh, make a decision , we must draw conclusions, here and now and there could be a result. our program

is called question number one, this question number one for you, as for the minister of education today, sounds like well, question number one on september 1 is the complete readiness of the education system to ensure that the new academic year is held at a decent level, so that every child is happy with the institution that he has chosen, whether it is a first-grader or a first-year university student. well, so that every teacher. e looked at his students with pride and was satisfied with what he was doing.

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greetings, everyone is glad to have this opportunity. my name is denis bugulov. i came here from russia from vladikavkaz and have been living and working in minsk since 2007.

i ended up in belarus absolutely by accident. at that time i was trying to find a job in moscow, and since i once studied at the moscow higher school of social economic sciences, where a lot of belarusians studied then under the soros grant, i came here to stay. uh, literally, maybe for a day with my classmate, and not a russian woman, so i thought. what’s wrong with that? i got on the train in the evening in the morning, you’re in minsk. i’ve never been to minsk. i got on the train and arrived at 6:00. november mornings and the windows are dark, but such an amazingly charming station, clean and tidy. i didn’t want to go to anya right away because, well, it was somehow early. let the person sleep. i also decided to sit in the waiting room, and i saw how a polite, smart policeman approached a couple who were clinging to each other, carefully woke up the guy by the shoulder, and looked for him. you won't miss your train. and

this inspired me so much. at that time i had not yet seen the city. i just feel this atmosphere of the station. i thought i'd be here live. i like it here, i must say that at that time i had quite a rich experience of different european cities and not only when i arrived in minsk. what struck me first were the wide streets of space and the sky. so i ’ve been living here for as long as i’ve been living here, i always look at the sky and admire it, it’s changeable, it’s beautiful, but unusual. perhaps this is some kind of addiction of mine. well, then we must not forget. what time and where did i come from, when i arrived here and saw that the bus runs here on schedule. trolleybuses that schools have glass? they are not broken, that people are polite , neat and clean. well, you won’t find garbage anywhere, it was as if i found myself in the past, you know, such a loop in time and i ended up 20 years ago in the soviet union, i went to the cinema. where is pioneer? well, no one

whistled, shouted or ate seeds. you see, this was unusual for me. this is what it looks like. so, i want to disgrace my hometown. no, i'm terrible. i love my city, vladikavkaz, but you understand, vladikavkaz at that time had already survived two wars and, uh, the city in which they live refugees, in which well, the smell of war is in the air. it's a completely different city. this is a completely different atmosphere, a completely different attitude to life before i came here, that i knew of belarusians. this is that i was friends with the belarusian guys with whom i lived, rented an apartment at the belorussky railway station not far from my childhood. my mother loved pesnyary very much. i remember how every time we showed writers on tv, everything would rush, and we would stick to the screens and sing songs. and i remember voting, i was in childhood, good voice. i sang my homeland in belarus, it was one of

my favorite songs. i arrived in a city where no one knows me, but maybe anya met a few of her friends, and that’s all. and why did you decide that clients would come to me? this is generally a mystical story. i rented an apartment and began to wait for those people to start coming to me, and the most amazing thing is that about a month later this happened, when there was no longer enough money even for food. i realized that i had to go back, he came to me, client, paid $100 and paid for five classes at that time. this is how i worked. and then, little by little, clients began to come through word of mouth. i got a job, and officially at the vysokovskaya starovaya family center, thank you very much. yuli is for this, and i started running a psychotherapeutic children's theater studio there , you know, from the first moment i ended up in minsk for some reason, people. they simply offered me their help. i mean literally come up and ask. eh, this is where you live, do you

need an apartment? i don't know what this is connected with. it seems to me that the gods contributed to all this and, in fact, it’s absolutely unrealistic and absurd. the story turned into reality to come to an unknown city with minimal professional experience and start working. and for some reason, for some reason, it so happened that there was no feeling that i was not at home, that i was in a strange environment in my life, always moved my interest, and i wanted to be a psychologist more than anything else. i just wanted to help people in this capacity, and here in belarus i was able, uh, to find this niche, that 's the only reason i brought my family here, and we stayed here. well, besides, i believed that my son would be safe and comfortable in this city, and he would be able to, uh, live through his childhood and youth differently than i did.

psychologist and psychology is such a broad concept that it seems to me that if you give some definition, then this is what is most suitable - this is where i work. training groups take place here. i have been accepting clients here since school. i have always been interested in psychology. if i came across the word freud somewhere , did i have to read either this text or this article? i remember it was ninety-one august, the same historical one, my grandmother and i were in moscow walking near the metro. i saw a book introduction by psychoanalysts. grandma looked at what it was that fascinated me so much, she saw that this publication of the academy of sciences decided that this was something good and in her beaded handwriting she signed her granddaughter to i still do

n’t know what kind of nina she put in my life and then there were 5 years . e of the faculty of metallurgy and 2 years. well, 3 years, practically postgraduate teaching all these years. i lived parallel to psychology. i studied sigmund freud on my own probably watched all the films and read all the possible biographies about him and when he ended up in england first place. wherever he went, he didn’t go there. this was the house of the freud museum, although it was a non-working day. and when i was working as an engineer, my husband once asked, why are you sad, denis? i say, yes , i want to study psychology, but where do you want to study like that for 30, and i entered the evening specialty in vladikavkaz, finished bakala in a row after i went to moscow to get a master's education. moskovskoe

the higher school of economic sciences and there were served by the very mastodons of russian psychology who wrote the textbooks that we studied and now i cannot help but mention igor borisovich grinch, my supervisor, who introduced us to the psychodrama of boris yuryevich and shapiro, who gave me the culture of individual counseling. these are probably the most iconic figures in my psychological life. well, my friends often came to me, they said, be simpler, and now, it seems to me, this is the unwillingness to be simpler and an attempt dig out some reasons behind the apparent reasons. it leads people to the fact that they are engaged in analysis and unraveling and unraveling the mysterious cases of the soul, and in general, probably, this is such an analytical activity. it's kind of an innate quality of mine that it didn't materialize with sleep. hmm, not in business intelligence. here are the psychologists. and

this is probably in many ways a tribute to my love for psychogram literature. i fell in love as soon as i showed us the elements for the first time in psychotherapy classes, and my friend grinshpun is my supervisor, and it immediately seemed to me that this is very mine. why because psychoana is a psychotherapy method of group psychotherapy that uses a theatrical method. and i have always loved you very much. in my youth i played in the school theater and i left the little cabbage kvn and wrote the script. uh, that is, for me the stage was a native place, believing that in our society the psychologist in many ways replaces the priest. and just as regularly as this or that denomination offers to come to the priest for confession here in the same regularity, i would recommend people to contact specialists.

why because we must remember that only baron munchausen was able to pull his hair out by himself, when you are in a difficult psychological situation , most often you can’t do without external help, i did what i read right, and everything else added up automatically to say that i was lucky. if you look at how much work i have done and divide by 100 people, each of them will have a lot. but when you love what you do, say that you are from you get tired of this. humanity is very difficult, you don't even notice how tired you are. hello ivan nikolaevich, we are definitely working. i have a reason. i want to give you my book.

i'll sign ok ok, thank you so much. very nice. you have come from afar, and now i go and distribute to all my friends what is dear to me . this, of course, is not chinese, it is very pleasant that we have not forgotten our favorite place and have gone to the fuck, this is not chinese poetry, but poetry. and what i hope is that we will have taiwanese, of course, yes, always me, if you dedicate here, aha, excellent. from ossetia from vladikavkaz there are absolutely wonderful robot parents. i must say that my grandmother did too. i have a teacher, a teacher of russian literature, my wife is also the parents of pedagogy, that is, somehow everything revolved

around this in vladikavkaz. i was born, but i was 9 months old when my parents left with me for distribution to kamchatka and up to 7 years. i lived in a military town in the village of mirny, so i can say that i have two homelands - ossetia and kamchatka with my wife. i met at work worked on one enterprise. she was already deputy general manager. here is a very serious girl. here i was at that time a very frivolous young man, but something happened that we caught each other's eyes. i remember jokingly reading an excerpt from my wife's poem, and she said, i know these poems. well, it seemed to me that besides me, there were a couple of connoisseurs, who might know. and somehow he grinned condescendingly, so the reason

that made me, it turns out, is my wife to survive at home. bye. she didn't find the photocopy my poems. the fact is that i gave up in the magazine dorial and my classmate, who turned out to be a friend of my future wife. but she offered to get acquainted with the poems and she liked it. she began to collect my poems. i don’t know who denis googlelov is. my wife’s name is irina. well, she gave birth to my son ruslan , now he is already 20 years old. he studies at the college of music in balalaika class 2.000 in the seventh year in august. i brought them here and since then they have been here i remember that when i flew by plane from moscow to vladikavkaz after in addition to having already received a diploma in psychology, just at that moment, when i was in the air, my wife celebrated her dismissal. i came home home, there was no one, after a while the wife comes and says. well, i brought my diploma. i say, yes, now i will no longer work to earn. and ruslan came here at the age of 6, went to school and since then. here, he

can be said to be a minsker. he loves the belarusian language very much, he was one of the best in the class. uh, at school in the belarusian language , even in some literary competitions belarusian poetry took part. he knows the history of belarus well and, uh, in my opinion, will participate in projects in belarus that i plan to start or not. i think that the family is, in fact, a unique mechanism. e ascension through the family a person develops his real qualities , you can be a wonderful person for an hour and a half or two while you are on the train while you are in the project. but when you live god at the hour, day after day with man. it's impossible for you to play someone to show who you want to show. you are who you are, and they see you as such .

and this is an opportunity to see a person as he is and acceptance as he is , unfortunately, at the moment, most people do not have enough qualities to live in a family, because we are too consumer, we are too accustomed to the comfort of life for others human - it's always huh? it is always service to another person. it's not even a compromise. and if you don't love another person, then serve for a long time if it doesn't work out, it will turn out to serve, and this corrupts my very simple philosophy. i think that is the most valuable thing in our life. this relationship is not the goal is not the results is not the process of achieving the goal of the relationship of the goal. you reach and they die. and relationships are what is alive, what develops, what is with you of youth. unfortunately, i didn't understand this. i was walking. it's one goal to another - it's one thing and tops to another. and when it seemed that you had already conquered everest and you looked and did not understand what to conquer next. on

which moon to fly this time? you suddenly notice, wait, next to you, close people. who loves you, in which you didn’t give so much, and at the moment i focus on the quality of relationships in my clients and myself. in the end. this is the main thing we have. wind pine white dunes bird froze, fit into the picture look and breaks the gray sky gray iris with black caviar profile your clean exquisitely thin accurate

rook arching the back of an egyptian cat bronze casting. the world is too thin, piercingly thin hair sand crumbles power from the palm of your hand. the lips of the feet, everything will not fall out before you. do not fall into grazing, where time shrinks into feeling, flat roof, plot, love, an attempt to find some satisfaction, the integrity of calm and an even attempt. find it through relationships. it is the understanding that even the closest relationships, even the most dear people, cannot save you from emptiness. i think this is what this

poem is about. this is a wonderful place, the tsnyanskoe reservoir. look at the beauty around me, i come here to relax and alone from family. i think this is the best place where you can be alone with yourself. i really love this place, especially not during the beach season. here , all the elements and pines and water and sky are somehow very harmoniously combined, sometimes it is difficult to understand. there are some places where you are drawn. this is one of those i was lucky in the sense that at some point they supported me very much, i shared my poems. uh, with the daughter of our teacher, a teacher of ethics and psychology, margarita vasilievna, her daughter maria , she read my poems and said, this great. she also became acquainted with european french poetry. i don’t know what would have happened if such meetings had not happened. i already took these elements to the editors of

the daryal magazine, where they were very kindly received, and since then my printed life has begun. eh, poetic, well, and then prosaic. i thought it was me painting the canvas. it turned out that it was just clumps of paint on a hair's breadth. among others, and so simple, my path is just a smear in space without a trace and sleepless despair is sudden, like the smell of summer lines, and you are mine the only knowledge of the sinful world that came together at the point, when we ended up in it, belarus is my native place. consonant with my inner rhythm, my inner strings. here i was able to realize what i wanted. in general, i believe that belarus is a blessed place, a special place, and this place has a special mission. it even seems to me that i understand the soul of this land, the soul of this people. and if i had to somehow

describe it in words. what is belarus? for me it is moonlight? this is a light that is not burning, not sharp, but soft receivers. at first he may seem cool, but in fact, in this light, maternal tenderness, tenderness and acceptance. it seems to me that everything in belarus is about cleanliness. and about motherhood