for education for every child in our country. if we are serious about the need for a hopeful future for our country we understand that the children, the young people of our country are our future. there is in fact nothing more important we can do them provi all of our young people. and yet for decades public school teachers have been overworked underpaid understaffed and maybe most underappreciated. compared to many other occupationublic school teachers are more likely to experience higher levels of anxiety stress and burnout. which was only is only e the pandemic. as a result of 8% of teachers leave their profession year. double the rate in countries like canada and countries around the world. acco statistics some 300,000 teaching professions nearly 10% of all teaching professions nationwide have bee vacant or filled by teachers not fully certified for their assignments. in addition teacher turnover rates are 50% higher in school districts with high poverty than districts that serve wellfleet students. in other words the areas w

masters in education. i recognize now in order to increase the level of respe people have for teachers all we need to shine a spotlight on theeducators elevating the excellence american t exemplified. for the teachers in your home states that are leaving from their classrooms? all you have to do is show the public the wonders that they are the hearts of even or harshest critics can be moved to remember it might mother who did not want me too be a teacher or she left me this e-mail she said hisun i just want to say i am so proud you are a great teacher. you are a wonderful son i love you. i followed my heart into teaching might love for teaching one myhe too. we can do this, thank you. >> thank you very m [applause] our next witness mr. jamaal keys special education teacher at gilbert's bronze elementary school impala philadelphia, pennsylvania graduate of philadelphia for professional to teacher program. with us. >> and the committee for address this critical issue. a little closer like this? re we go. oka

positive education positive education positive education hello, positive education, continue the conversation with mr. ehsan mir mohammad ali about the positive education program, so what is in the field of culture and art? every day , we start the first part of our program with mrs. muezzin as an expert in our cultural department, and that section is actually our fixed section, that is, every day, the first box of mrs. muezzin comes and all the news of culture. now, i am bringing you culture and art news. that the various meetings that are held , the conferences that are held, and discussions with people of culture and art, respected writers, respected actors , respected editors, and respected reporters, and we cover them in about 15 minutes, and this is a fixed part of our program . what is education and art? actually , there are some parts of the program, for example , handicraft training , yes, inlaying. all the students have started their exams. yes , the final exams are over. now, except for the dear university students, and now the second stage entrance exam , the rest of the final exa

masters in education. all we need to shine a spotlight on the best and brightest the excellence american teachersied. for the teachers in your home states that are leaving from theirlassrooms? all you have to do is show the public the wonders that the heat critics can be moved to remember itight mother who did not want me too be a teacher or just before she passed away she left me t■#his e-mail she said hisun just want to say i am so proud of you as a teacher.eacher. you are a wonderful son, i love i followed my heart into teaching teaching one my mother's heart too. we can do this, thank you. >> thank you very much. ppe] our next witness keys special education teacher at gilbert's bronze elementary phi, pennsylvania graduate of philadelphia professional to teacher program. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, senator sanders and the committee for address cal issue. a little closer like this? here we go. okay my■ name is keyes i'm educated memr teachers aft local. pft my colleagues and agai

at all levels of education and technical education, secondary vocational and higher education, enrollmentrsations, like they’re typing less, well, i’m already i understand that this is stupidity, but they are spreading exactly this news, in no case, we are talking about what was said, we see that the target is becoming popular, we clearly understand the connection to the workplace and this is your future, well, this is it again but, if we talk about ideology, very often, well , again they said that look, you are entering a belarusian university here, and you will definitely work here if you have 2 years for free? this was not considered as labor, it was considered almost like serfdom, well, in fact, yes, that’s why they talked about our people leaving for russia, now the trend is reversed, russians are coming to you, russians are coming to us, this figure has been growing lately, but i would also like to say about belarusian applicants, graduates, the fact is that this is how sergei nikolaevich said that the increase in target admission numbers is a very good trend, because the applicants

of ukrainian children who... are abroad, education, i don’t even want to say in a ukrainian educationalstitution, in the ukrainian education system, we will be able to provide, and this work is going on, in fact, the ministry is working on this, as far as i know, work is going on actively here, and the minister pays a lot of attention to it, communicates with his colleagues from other countries, and i think that that we will be able to ensure this, and would it be expedient to make it so that children could... be more involved in the ukrainian educational process, i am not sure that this expediency exists, because it is already, it is already another story, it is already physiology , this is an overload, whether children actually need to duplicate some, some subjects that they study in foreign schools with what they can study in ukrainian schools, i am not sure, so we need to find this balance here so that our children get a good quality education and preferably in a school environment, but at the same time not broke away from ukraine so that we could secure this ukrainian studies compo

schools have lost sight of the core mission of educating children put some education leaders prioritize social agendas and progressive ideology of her academic negatively impacts children success it leavehe prepared to enter a competitive workforce. now parents studies show are the most important indicatcators of their children's life. i read once the mother is the most determinative of t's a hand that rockshe cradle that rules the world. but unfortu if they've been forced to be bystanders or silenced by fear of retaliation from school f parents considered moving their children to a new school a 35% increase from 2022. now i have to point out it's been more than a year end half into this congress wereust having a purse or not k-12 education. committee with jurisdiction over federal k-12 funding. we have a responsibility to examine this broken system. our kids roughly 15000 hours in school between kindergarten and 12th grade if they are not learning what are they doing? i'm not sure throwing more money at the problem is the solution. the c to determine root causes concern the state of pu

the educational decline is not without warning. upon your confirmation i issued a press release saying, the teachers union and left-wing special interest groups are keeping our schools closed despite the serious consequences for students academic success and mental health. serious consequences may have been the understatement of the century. since the last time you testified, the national assessment of educational progress released its 2022 math and reading scores. the results were disturbing. reading scores plummeted to the lowest level in the history of the testing. across all subjects, american k- 12 students saw a steep drop in educational attainment thanks in large part to the biden administration lockdown policies. the negative consequences of learning loss with the this generations future employment and earnings will be devon stated. if i were to rate your tenure on the state of k-12 schools i would give you enough -- and asked. failing scores are not the only negative development in education since our last oversight hearin

it's policy and education. you know, in a lot of sense and start looking at increasing investments in education, particularly i education because better the model has gone up much more. and then the supply is able to provide, i mean, beyond not talking about the mass notification of identification because of this blog in addition to the kind of thing that is best. so it's not just about the goals about transparency kind of darkening, but that option that this has highlighted, but it's also about looking at the larger issues that the system facing. so that's also bringing some focus on those things. okay, biology i can see you are waiving that the give you a chance to come in on that. i just wonder do i have to work, you know, sitting absolutely. i agree that the point that dr bar is happening is because of the seats. but you also have to understand the goal and kind of blocking the policy rather than increasing the seats and the public funded utilities, which is accessible under affordable for the large populat

, and vocational education, vocational education, secondary education specifically. and you will definitelyt, yes, that’s why they said that ours were leaving for russia, now the trend is the opposite, russians are coming to you, russians are coming to us, this figure has been growing lately, but i would also like to say something about belarusian graduate applicants, the fact is that, as sergei nikolaevich said, the increase in targeted admission numbers is very good trend, why? because the applicants themselves, future specialists, their parents, employers and the university enter into appropriate agreements, for example, at our university, the numbers of targeted admissions have been growing in recent years, this year there will be another increase, we will recruit a third of the enrollment per target form of training, this means the guys will know where they will come, to which educational institution and what they will do there, the situation has changed places, that payers are now... the exam that they take in their country, there are about a thousand places in our universities, this

our core mission is education. this is the lens through which we approach the relationship of student employees and the committee. this is the perspective i bring to today's hearing. i also bring the perspective of my history when i was just eight i came to this country to escape the violence stemming from guatemala civil war. i became a proud u.s. citizen in 2007 and went on to be elected to serve on the board of education by the citizens of montgomery county. i'm also the parent of a student in our school system and incidents of anti-semitism and hate based language are extremely important to me. with that in mind i know the committee is aware of recent press reports and public complaints around anti-semitic imagery, language and vandalism in the district. let me be clear we do not shy away from imposing consequences for hate-based behavior including anti-semitism. our policies to initiate an investigation each time the school system receives a complaint or we witness particular racist language or actions. there

educational losses.n addition, we supported the development of a national strategy for inclusive education and curriculum reform at the political level. now the country is in the process of integration. to the eu. education is a priority area on the agenda of the european union, with an emphasis on early and preschool development. we strive to ensure that as many young children as possible have access to school education and receive the necessary support. we give support to schools, teachers and students, especially in the frontline areas. in particular, providing digital devices for online learning. unicef has given nearly 100,000 digital devices to frontline schools, allowing students to stay connected. education if they cannot study full-time. in addition, we help in the development of educational content. wherever possible, we try to help the government and the ministry to improve school infrastructure and all necessary services. in particular, we support the creation of a second metro school in khar

and vocational education, vocational education, secondary specialized and higher education the numbersck, there is less, less talk like they are recruiting less, i already understand that this is stupidity, but they are spreading this particular news, not in any case, that ’s what we’re talking about and it was said, we see that the target is becoming popular, you clearly understand the connection to the workplace and this is your future, well, this is this again. employers and the university enter into a corresponding agreement, for example, in our university, future specialists, their parents, in recent years, the numbers for targeted enrollment have been growing, this year there is another increase, we will recruit a third of the intake for the targeted form of training, this means the guys will know where they will come, yeah. education day and what they will do there, the situation has changed places, that paid workers are now, forgive me for such a word, crying, that they cannot be distributed, because sometimes finding the first good job, i emphasize, good, is not always possibl

not engaged in education and science, that are engaged in making money without providing quality educationals, is this a new problem, no, did it arise during a full-scale invasion, no, there is simply an increased demand for on deferment, because people go, enroll, but it's also important to understand here that it's not always, it's not always a scam story, when a person enrolls in... a master's degree to get a deferment, for some people it's is the motivation, so that they will not be drafted now there for the next two years, if they enter the master’s degree, but some of these people go to study, they study, they get their specialty, they then go to work in their specialty, they then go on to do scientific work, that is, the issue here is not so much , that let us cancel the contract order, and let us not allow people over 30 years old to go to the magistrate and to the aspir. how much let's control who we let out, that is, if a person does not go to couples, if a person does not go to practical classes, if a person does not takes credit exams, then universities must exclude such people.

the daycares open the private educate, educational institutions. other businesses were open, but they said you were trying to kill them if you wanted to open the schools. it was nonstop fear mongering in places like chicago. they deleted a tweet. anybody see one where they said the push to schools from the chicago teachers union is rooted in racism, sexism and misogyny. they threw every leftist buzzword at the wall to see what would stick. and there even vacationing in puerto rico, their member while railing against going back to work in person in in arizona they were telling their members to write fake obituary and epitaphs to governor doug ducey again for more fear mongering. but the good news is, although they did hold children's education hostage to secure multiple multibillion dollar ransom payments from taxpayers they extorted about $190 billion in so-called covid relief because they were able to say, we're closed. and it's not because we don't to go back to work. it's just we need more money. that's always that's always the answer. it's the

i keep seeing you keeping the poe focus on the issue of education, because we know that education is both the foundation of our democracy, as well as the path for prosperity for our families. now i wanted to give you the time to answer a bit about the question that came up earlier. you really weren't given the time, or i'm sorry, the respect to be able to explain the authorities that you have under the higher education act, to forgive student loans. and that authority was given to the department through the higher education act. would you like to take -- do a quick response to why you are acting in this -- with the guardian student loans and the authority you're doing it? >> well, we're looking very carefully at the authorities that i have under the higher education act. and authority that was used by the last secretary as well. and the crisis that we're in with our higher education loan system and access to college and we're using our authority carefully to make sure that we're making targeted decisions to help students accomplish their goals of reaching college and following up on

and here we see the models for education that were generated by local community based black education organizers in previous decades, things like struggles for desegregation and the creation of community control schools and experiments with community, the creation of independent black institutions as an alternative altogether to public education system collide with and also contribute neoliberal models of school choice, of competition, of privatization and of high stakes accountability. and there are roots of neoliberal logics in black education struggles from earlier periods. so community is a good example of this in many community control projects, they were what, you might describe as like public private partnership. these public private partnerships became ubiquitous as a sort of character of, you know, 1990s governance. but the forces that brought together these public private partnerships were often very different than they were in the later period in the 1960s. one of the projects i look at is this woodlawn experimental project, and it was a case in which the community got real

you. >> 74% of thels in wisconsin state that they have more vacancies for a special education educatorre than a third were not able to find a teacher to fill thatvacancy. doctor, i want to thank you forucators are the key in school appreciate your testimony's focus on the need to and pay them accordingly. i want to focus on pillar of maryland's plan related to investments in students from low income families and mul with disabilities. supports multilingual learnerser $2 billion for the supporting effective instructions state grant program. the bill producing much of the same and drafting last yearike the approach of the high performing systems commission reviewed and what would being the ramifications and the estion and you noted one of the principles discovered in the high performing systems is the investment they make in students including most especially students coming from a low income families and so that's why blueprint has really focused on what we call community they have extra health services services in the school and c connect children in the school withs the social service

is there a way that those who view civic education and teaching early education.u teach that? we are talking about translating aspirations for democracy so how would you do that? how would you teach deliberations to young people in a program on civic education? >> let me answer your first question about how can we have a democracy when we are so big? a book was well to call the challenge of scale which is what you are talking about weeahallee of scale is a double-edged sword. the first part is the one that yo are touching on which is sentially when you get really big it's hard to liberate together in hard to collaborate together to of course the founding fathers compromised. it was pretty clever at the time although that the second part of it is that in a world where you've got increasingly large enemies who are not managing themselves in any sense of the word democratically. if you ignore the propaganda of north korea for example but i mean in all seriousness you have these huge nations with nuclear weapons and all sorts of technology to harm us and lots ofeosay

educational losses. in addition, we supported the development of national strategies of inclusive education and curriculum reform at the political level. now. education is a priority area on the agenda of the european union, with an emphasis on early and preschool development. we strive to ensure that as many young children as possible have access to school education and receive the necessary support. we also support schools, teachers and students, especially in frontline areas. devices to front-line schools, which allowed students to continue distance learning if they cannot study face-to-face. in addition, we we help in the development of training. content , wherever possible, we try to help the government and the ministry to improve school infrastructure and all necessary services. in particular, we support the creation of a second metro school in kharkiv to provide children with a proper learning environment. "of course, no one would like children to study underground, but i personally visited the fi

let's department of education, we have our own department of education.education has always been an inherently local thing so it should stay that way curriculum and everything else, so i think the federal government has gone way too involved and in this way, it really is trying to change society. there is nmple of the major question doctrine and area, so we said do not comply and we now have an injunction, and states are not protected. i believe another one will issue soon and based on that quote you would have thought it would just be game over. ion. if your answer to that question is, i'm not sure, this is over. so, you know, i think it will end up in the u.s. supreme court, unless there is a change administration, unless we see a rollback of the rule. i do think that the push that this requires this is entirely wrong. ms. perry: perfect segue, thank you for that. kristen, let's talk about our favorite case -- christian let's talk about our favorite case, where there has been every expansion of sex to include gender identity in federal law and as a lead

in education is strong. so unless one of the addresses that huge mishmash, this ideal is huge competition in pressure. but a limited number of seats of the board are we are going to create opportunities for production. i mean, you, me bringing more thought would it be a try to bring that in? but there will be ways phones to you know, supplement that and bundle be on the other. that's not the only solution to this problem that has that means that many codes given i think that the present government needs to start reexamining. it's part of seo and education, you know, in a lot of sense and start looking at increasing investments in education, particularly i education, because better the mazda has gone up, much more than the supply is able to provide. i mean, beyond not talking about the mass notification of identification because of this blog in addition to the kind of thing that is best. so it's not just about the goals about transparency and attacking that, that option that the says highlighted, but it's als

well, the investment in education, particularly higher education as to the need of the okay. and so i think the that side of the screen is in agreement. let me take the question to survosity the, the big picture here for the golf image. how much of a flight to the government is this? why this illusion and with the education system, it's not just down to exams as we're hearing from our panelists on the show. it's down to other issues, whether it's the centralized ation, the privatization, the amount of funding for education. and i would say like o as in sell it to be g b here. it's just mazda for an election. it has not one majority on its own, into fucking seats. it's still short of $32.00 seats are for, for the majority. so it has to trade cautiously, no opposition after election, his eyes has made it very clear that they will read and watch. so how these products ready, please play out is very important for the, the gps question. how would i know that? because we have seen the products haven't broken out across the country, not necessarily backed by political parties, but s

educators from all the city.om district 11. oh, am i mega black? all that we're just here to make sure that families children are served and prophecy was there and we voted for that. so i know that you guys are going to stand for it with us, and we just thank you for all your help. thank you. and thank you much for addressing this committee. next speaker, please. good afternoon. my name is shanelle brown, and i'm here on behalf of the black early educator policy council, a group that advocates on behalf of black early educators and children in san francisco, convened by children's council of san francisco. in this budget season, it's critical to uplift and center the needs of black children and our black early educators. while we acknowledge proposed investments in child care, we still have a long way to go. this ordinance proposes moving baby prop c funding to be used for other purposes not approved by the voters. this is a concern when our child care system is, and especially how we fund supports for black chil

of education. over the last several years, we have seen university presidents begging for assistance from local law enforcement, including those like george washington university facing resistance from local elected officials several blocks away here in washington, d.c., and i know that because i met with the university president last week. president joe biden asserted that there is the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. do you share those values with the president? >> i do. >> do you condemn illegal activities of discriminatory speech we have seen over the last several weeks on college campuses? >> i do. >> have you been in contact with george washington university president regarding her request for assistance in clearing the unlawful engagement gimmick >> i have not spoken to the president. our staff is available to work with colleges. we have spoken to hundreds of presidents in the last several months and we will continue to make ourselves available. >> have you spoken with may

system, because in fact the higher education system is in many ways what it is.es, you just mentioned that this should be a seamless education, so that’s what you see, as a minister today, how to combine this work of two ministries, so that education is truly seamless. vladimir vladimirovich, but now the government’s ties, which has been formed, all this is under one supervising deputy. government, and this already provides opportunities for us to hear each other more correctly and allow us to remove barriers in this format of rapid communication and solve the problems that are facing us, so this is even mutual, well, presence at joint meetings, this already allows us understand that we are all about the same thing, we speak the same language. and we quickly solve problems, because it is very important when these barriers are removed, these communications, which are actually built in the regions of our country, because in many regions the minister, like i was the minister of education, science, youth policy, oversees the entire block, when universities also parti

forms of education are equal, full-time, full-time, distance education and so on and so on, and this is correct, because we are a democratic state . previously, such institutions used a higher rate in demand among the gifted. youth, athletes and artists. since 2014, the situation in the country has encouraged schoolchildren from the occupied territories to distance themselves. and from 2022, they were joined by young ukrainians abroad, who have to study in two schools at the same time. they do not want to lose touch with their homeland, they want to get an education in their native language. why? because imagine a kid in eighth grade walking in. in a foreign language environment and to master physics, chemistry and complex subjects. we have precedents when our graduates have already received an education in the usa, in germany and returned to ukraine. for students from territories temporarily occupied by russia, this format of education is almost the only possible option, because after receiving ukrainian certificates, they can go to other cities and get higher education. from the te

education. republicans were down on the issue of education for decades. now, according to democrats for education reform, republican democrats hav double digit advantage on education. they point to school choice as being one of those reasons. but it also help when you have the teachershe democrat party basically letting the messmcauliffe did. he had the school closure as his d randi weingarten for him the night before the actually went on cnn, of all places, the next day. the coffin moment for her. you've close out this campaign. well, guess what? we'refor the other guy. glenn youngkin won on the issue of education, which waselection by, six points with education voters. so you sho excited. one thing i will say is school boards associate sent a letter to administration when parents were protesting and wanting to have more of a say in their they tried to label parents domestic terrorists, and they're stil today cutting off mixes at school board meetings in some cases as well. with school choice p

we have established 32 digital education centers to facilitate face-to-face learning and remedial education. especially in the frontline areas. we also provide support for children from three to five years old. providing opportunities for informal preschool education and planning to expand these services. our initiatives are also aimed at providing social support to schoolchildren. we implement various programs to support teenagers and young people through non-formal education, equipping them with skills for future employment and productivity in today's challenges. and also for them to be able to participate in the recovery and do their part. you mentioned that children are the most vulnerable, and my next question is about them: in this troubling time , many children have lost their parents, and unfortunately many of them end up in orphanages and special institutions, as far as i know, you have a special project to help such... this reform is not new for ukraine. even before the war, there were many initiatives that promoted the so-called reform of childhood protection, designed to ensure

and the vice-chancellor of physical education. yes, it started last year , and it is about to be completed step by step. how many schools are equipped in tehran? there are 92 schools and in other provinces of the country, there are nearly 3,000 sports spaces . especially our elementary schools and even the girls' schools, grass lawns and offices , physical education rooms, and also the tycod store inside the school . how long do you think we can finish the project ? i think there is nothing left to finish . it is related to the project and credits. a lawn project should cost around 500 to 600 million tomans, half of which will be spent on education and the rest through donors and the parents, the management of the school and the regional offices , as the famous saying goes, coordinate and make them think and discuss. that is the end of the plan, alhamdulillah, in the new school year from mehr, we should have the facilities in the schools. yes, yes, we started from the previous year. what this movement, which was done by the educat

of education. over the last several years, we have seen university presidents begging for assistance from local law enforcement, including those like george washington university facing resistance from local elected officials several blocks away here in washington, d.c., and i know that because i met with the university president last week. president joe biden asserted that there is the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. do you share those values with the president? >> i do. >> do you condemn illegal activities of discriminatory speech we have seen over the last several weeks on college campuses? >> i do. >> have you been in contact with george washington university president regarding her request for assistance in clearing the unlawful engagement gimmick >> i have not spoken to the president. our staff is available to work with colleges. we have spoken to hundreds of presidents in the last several months and we will continue to make ourselves available. >> have you spoken with may

after that mr sahrai, minister of education behind the podium. appearing and talking about the plan and decisions for the new academic year and also answering about the outstanding demands of mr. sahrai's teachers, saying that the share of the education budget in the entire country's budget is very small, and saying that every year we want the budget for the year the future is to close the education and education, we are facing a deficit, and based on that budget deficit, we will close the budget of the ministry of home affairs, and i said 5 thousand billion tomans, or 5 hemets, to correct the rating of teachers and correct the judgments of some teachers in their ratings. dedicated to them was given and it was said that teachers' salaries increased by 26% after that, mr. nighaei , the head of the majlis research center , brought a report to the public hall of the majlis today regarding the ministry of education and said that for the new year, i.e. the academic year 1403 we are facing a shortage of teachers and the reason for that is that 72,000 t

, and after evolutionary education, soviet education, here is collected... all the best that was in our world, we know very well about it, for example, this is the first book to read on russian history, for the first grades from ancient times to the reign of john ii, part one, this is not a textbook, it is a book to help the textbook, and these books are enough to complete the entire practical course. history of your country, there are many of them, from ancient times, look, to vladimir putin, look, this is a wonderful manual, why does no one know about it, and i repeat, it has already been published, it already exists, this is auxiliary material that is written in simple and in clear language, taking into account ages from... first grade to last, isn’t this necessary, is four pages about christianity enough to understand what country you live in, as the french historian emmanuel thoth said, not only faith in god disappeared, there was also a disappearance of values ​​associated with it, both individual and and public, which means the ability to be collective is diminished. think about