secondly, a graduate of the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state university is the main thing all graduates of the faculty of journalism should work in the state media and without an alternative, because why do we need to train specialists. for our opponents, however, 5 years will be a working off or more , these are already nuances, but only in state-mi no options. and students of the faculty of journalism talk about the next division, which, to be honest, i also had in my time of study on my favorite. faculty. the guys come, because they come to the faculty of journalism with a great desire to comprehend this most interesting profession. but in the first years there are somehow more general disciplines, such as language, literature, history, and so on. all this, of course, is also important and very important, but in the first courses of specialized disciplines such as reporting, the skill of interviewing the methodology of investigation. not enough and burning eyes of students begin to burn from year to year a little less specialized discipline appears en masse later in the

all the same, everything got out of them alexey belyaev a week ago became dean of the faculty of journalismf the belarusian state university . belarus 1 a nineteen-year-old drug courier was detained in the lelchensky district, as a check showed a young man, a guy who distributed drugs in several districts of the gomel region, left a package with powder and a friend in the agricultural town are red according to the examination. this is a particularly dangerous psychotropic substance alpha pvp weighing more than 300 g . deprivation of liberty. the guy will receive a severe punishment, despite the fact that he worked in the drug business. just a couple of months. he will show what is sometimes hidden to the human eye, notice any pathology and pay attention to the first signs of the disease in moscow clinics, doctors come to the rescue. artificial intelligence. to date. the neural networks have already analyzed over 8 million images and the virtual archive will only increase. how does the human-machine symbiosis work and what projects belarusian doctors were invited to participate in ? they don

for many years at the faculty of journalism, therefore, he it is also clearer from the teaching pointview, but in our actual words, and here are supposedly picks, there is no big contradiction. e when i spoke about objectivism. i meant that, after all, a journalist bears responsibility; he makes a cast of his time for posterity, leaving his reports in his e, his newspaper notes. uh, some uh tv appearances. well, it’s desirable, depending on the genres of your photographs, leaving a piece of the real life that we have now and according to him, according to this blindness, then the future generation will evaluate us, they will judge our life, that's why the journalists are here. still, there is a task. in my opinion. it is to try to give a cast of this life as close as possible to reality, but no one says that journalists should not be positioned. the journalist is looking for topics . the journalist is looking for some problems. yes , the journalist looks at this reality. from an angle that other ordinary people would not even think of looking at her from an angle that he they said in

[000:00:00;00] he is the dean of the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state university and today i would like to talk, of course, firstly, about the problems of training modern journalists, but about who they should become and how we can achieve this. well, on the other hand , the soul of a historian and political scientist does not can ignore topics related to the preservation of historical memory, e.g. from the current political situation. and, of course, what worries everyone will our land be peaceful popova and tatyana shcherbina good afternoon. hello hello alexey viktorovich well, the first question is to congratulate or sympathize with you in connection with your new appointment as a fabric of the faculty, everyone reacts differently, that is, i have not yet been your dean. eh, everything, all organs. we saw each other, it seems like a little time has passed. yes, but somehow life is now developing in our fast society. uh, somehow quite uh, at a cosmic pace, therefore, yes, positions change. well , i think that we people do not change, this is the main thing we remain. yeah

well, remember, the interview of associate professor of the faculty of journalism of moscow state universitynastasia nikolaeva is called this year's interview. we scored aliens installation dictations to identify the level of knowledge of freshmen. we write every year , usually three or four people fail, but this year's results were monstrous out of 229 freshmen. only 18% of people made eight or fewer mistakes per page of text, the remaining 82, including 15 out of 100 use students made an average of 24 25 errors in almost every word, three or four errors, distorting its meaning beyond recognition to understand many words. it's just impossible. in fact, these are not words, but conditional reproduction. this is a national illiteracy disaster. it does not cause any bewilderment, embarrassment, shame , let alone simple. get up, i tell you honestly, for all sorts. mom and i. what is holocaust sneakers, probably lacoste i don't even know what it is. no shame, well nothing and you can absolutely calmly be a famous blogger e like nastya ivleeva and demonstrate like this to see in what century pete

well, for example, there is just a very specific quote from one associate professor of the faculty of journalismtate university, she was said in 2009 , the main trouble is writing. he is the exam according to freshmen. last 3 years at school. they did not read books and did not write compositions for dictations. we just practiced all the time. insert missing letters and tick. eventually. they do not know how not only to write, but also to read the request. read a short excerpt from the book. puts them to a standstill, plus colossal gaps in fundamental knowledge. for example, a complete lack of ideas about the historical process. it is said that the university was founded in the last twentieth century, but under the empress. i can cite thorns and many cite, and we have already cited examples in our bezogon of complete darkness and perfect illiteracy, but here is a conversation. i think the most important thing. here in this system, the missing letters of the checkmark are missing, that is, such a field of miracles formation is a field of miracles. and that's all education. yakubovich could have l

yes, there is a difference, and you, as a person who graduated from the faculty of journalism with honorsabsolutely unimportant when where from whom the information was received, if as a result it helped to save human lives. yura is everything beautiful words. this is the reality you would know him. you see in the investigation of the circumstances from the side of the architect, i think everything will end with personal meetings with whom? with those people who stood behind the architect, hold on, no, no, no need. i have a service card on a permanent basis, take it, it can come in handy. clean here's the peasant's nerves almost killed in the morning, and in the evening he, as if nothing had happened, goes about business, the other would be together with the apartment. got it, we do it. hello vera, hello. zhenya i had a hard day today. let's get straight to the point i did everything. here is a power of attorney in your name. here is the key to the cell, as agreed? well , of course, the whole amount was glad to help you, if anything, please contact. you look good. so what is your man? sen

i have been taking state exams at such a faculty of journalism for many years. , i've seen enough, to be honest, but if we are reproached that journalists who work in the state media are pushing through the state ideology and the state point of view on certain issues, which, in principle, we should do, we inserted it like this. we absolutely, honestly admit this, but the so-called independent media have always declared so to speak. excuse me for repeating your independence and objectivity as regards the events uh that are taking place in our country and in the world. but the students who work for them and was telling the exact opposite here is the story that was being told here as a few students were. they were put into practice in tut.by and, as they put it , a sonderkommando was created from them, the purpose of which was to blacken the european games. they walked around the city, around minsk they collected only negative things in order to dunk these games, uh, dunk uh, put the state in an unsightly form, and at the same time they also taught us how to live, c

before, aleksey viktorovich belyaev but today i am acting in a new capacity as dean of the faculty of journalismate university, and today i would like to talk, of course, firstly, about the problems of training modern journalists, but about who they should become and how we can achieve this. well, on the other hand , the soul of a historian and political scientist cannot ignore topics related to with the preservation of historical memory, e with the current political situation. and, of course, what worries everyone. will our land be peaceful? popova and tatyana shcherbina

so, as he also said, for some reason my first glance fell on the faculty of journalism, but the secondet. i'm looking at the law school. well, i entered law school. bsu means after that. uh, he studied for 5 years, as he used to study, and he went to work on distribution to the bodies of the bar. worked there for over 10 years. and then you know something, there is a situation. when well something is there happened. i think you need to change something in your life. well, he went, uh, went to work as a lawyer. well, here i am in front of you , alexei if it turns out that you are so close to us, to our field of journalism. here 's a journalist's watch when before speaking before an interview. he always worries, it is believed that if you are no longer worried, you come so relaxed, then you can already talk about the unsuitability of a lawyer before his speech before defending his own, and a client in court. he worries or worried lawyers - that's not to eat. okay, you're probably worried. i can tell by myself, yes, and by my colleagues i see they are going through different situations. e

in any case, i received the faculty of journalism. t's not from scratch, but you are a leader, yes, and leaders. they are already more so pragmatic, and people of culture are figures, they always fly in the clouds like that. and this is from pure art , so, well, how would it be different here about whether they hover in art or not? i became you very pragmatic people. uh, from the world of culture. i didn't have any global disappointment when i came to work specifically for the cultural channel, because , uh, programming technologies are technologies for creating a program. they are basically the same. and it helped me a lot that i have tv production experience. and you won't tell me anymore. why is it filmed here that 's bad or why did the server material disappear? and, because she is the server is gone, but he is gone not because the server, let's say so i broke down because you didn’t take it when you wrote it off, yes, that is, you can’t tell fairy tales, i know all this, so here is a certain television experience and general educa

political scientist and aleksey and belyaev e, candidate of historical sciences and dean of the faculty of journalism of the belarusian state of the university of so yesterday. yes, good evening. thank you very much for coming with this. and let's start with congratulations. thanks colleagues. we wish you, uh, happiness, health. opportunities to carry out all our business, let's just say it's not easy for me to head, uh, faculty, journalism. eh, the tasks facing the faculty are ambitious. it is customary to criticize a lot. we talked about it, but a lot of good guys come out of there. we talked about it , talented uh, interesting uh, working in our media, but there are, uh, questions. how does it seem to including, if the teachers are watching, uh, the faculty, that the analysts won't hit me already. well, that's okay. let them cut only their opinion. yes, yes, it seems to us that there is something to work on. in particular, more practice-oriented students should come. those who did not work before graduation, uh, uh, to work at their new first, as a rule, places of work, we have our doors ready for

there is someone who sponsors this media in order to so that, and when some students at the faculty of journalisme an independent media in any case, any media lives with the protection of money, but the state media lives on taxpayers' money, roughly speaking the state, and the people who live in this state and protects their interests unconditionally and protects their interests. it turned out that the opposition media protect the interests of those people who sit lightly. using the example of the last days, i will tell you, what is the manipulation in europe about the state media. we do not hide the fact that we are state media. the same crooks called, uh, broadcasters like us are publicly funded, by the way, at the expense of taxes, by the way, they collect a tax on tv this year there was a scandal there, uh, a lot of money is collected and not small. well , it comes, like public ones. they even reprimand the parliament there so that they understand this is all there. here is a polish journalist this week. uh valin wrote kind, uh we we glue the entire russian nation for the madness of putin and

the judiciary and other legislative ones, including, and moreover , even graduates of the faculty of journalismugh social science is given there. it seems to me, all the years close attention. this is what schoolchildren are confused with in this part, because they do not pay enough attention to the study of the constitution by them. it seems that it is very easy, but the constitution must be read carefully, a pencil in the hand of a textbook to open the concept of writing out a plan. for each topic , make a buy collection of 30 options all flip through life to live in order to know all aspects of social life. you could go somewhere on your computer and go through the virtual torus of the state duma. why is the government so bad? when you actually visually see the building of the offices, as if you heard, well, of course, such remote excursions. bye then. here's one i didn't see. this is a very good idea. we need to understand and implement. yes, thank you, and in social science at school, we talked with the candidate of pedagogical sciences, deputy chairman of the association of history teache

journalism faculty. it was called extreme journalism. well, it was more of a theory. that’s how we taught it without conflicts in other countries . and now we’ve had almost a year of war. in the military, in particular, you work also in the conditions of hostilities. please tell me where you are, if we can talk about it. and what are you? this is a holiday for you now, well, where can we talk about it? i stopped because it is now i will come back from my last business trip, and now i am doing another job here, which well, what part do i have to perform, well, regarding our profession , look, i am. well, we call it a military correspondent, but i am more inclined to the archaic opinion that it is better to call us, well, at least me it is more convenient for me to be a special correspondent for a special purpose, because, well , soldiers and military correspondents are those who are involved in, well, in our case, the defense forces or the army, these are the people who wear and weapons and video cameras, well now, in principle, the situation in the country is not quit

than a quarter of a century , about 30 years ago, i remember an acquaintance of mine, she was studying at the journalism faculty so i asked her and where would she like to work, she says at the customs, dream, dream of a person was to work at customs. i somehow remembered it, but they are not in this case, not about customs. i know that the customs officer of the cabinet of ministers is appointed, but this does not prevent the committee with its letter to invite him to a meeting to invite him to present his program if it is not even if he is appointed, if she does not respond, let's see the committee. what prevents the committee from voting no-confidence, and let it try to work with this lack of confidence. this is the mandate of the people's deputies, why wait for the seasons, the rivers, and so on, and why are the deputies not respected like that and not respect, if you are not ready to do this, that's all yes, well, look first, figure out what you're talking about, then, uh, be sure to comment on it again, you just said that what happened with demchenko was appointed, yes, we know that 's true, that they wer

of engage teaching in theology and religion emily bingham is the visiting honors faculty fellow at bellarmine university. her essays, articles and reviews have appeared in vogue salon, ohio valley history, the journal of southern history, newsweek. the wall street journal. she is the author of my kentucky home the astonishing life and reckoning of an iconic american song as well as lambda literary award winner, irrepressible, the jazz life of henrietta bingham, mordecai and early family, and as editor with thomas underwood of the southern agrarian and the new deal, emily lives in kentucky. so your books are sobering, eye opening, generous and very well told. i found them incredibly moving and, illuminating to read. so thank you for i'm excited to be able to share this here today with the audience. i would love to begin with just hearing the origin stories of your books, how you the ideas and why you decided that now was the time to tell these stories. well, i. hello, everyone. i'm excited to be here and thank you for being a part of this session. i'm excited to be sandwiched between two beautiful women. i just put that on the table. but i'm just a girl fan of the work. and so i feel in some ways an

faculty anyway journalism. this is a liberal arts education, so let's say not from scratch. well, you are a leader, yes, and leaders. they are already more so pragmatic and people of culture are figures. they constantly think so they fly in the clouds. and this is art within art , so, well, it’s different here, it happens about whether they hover, uh, in art or not? i met very pragmatic people. uh, from the world of culture. i did not have any global disappointment when i came, but to work specifically for the culture channel, because programming technologies technologies for creating a program. they are basically the same. and it helped me a lot that i have television and production experience. and you won't tell me anymore. why is it badly filmed here, or why did the material disappear from the server, because she had the server disappeared, but he disappeared not because the server, let's say, broke down, because you didn't take it when you unsubscribed, yes, that is, you won't tell me these tales. i know all this, so here's a certain tv experience and a general education that comes naturally tv channel belarus 3. i, well, additionally looked at what is happeni

of incoming wu. directory yes, even under soviet power. so, as i also tell you, for some reason i have a first glance, fell on the faculty, journalism a secondet. i'm looking at the law school. well, i entered law school. bsu means after that. uh, he studied for 5 years, as he used to study. e, went to work on distribution in the advocacy body. worked there for over 10 years. and then you know something, there is a situation. when well something happened there. i think we need something change in life. well, he went, uh, went to work as a lawyer. well, here i am in front of you , alexei if it turns out that you are so close to us, to our field of journalism. here 's a journalist's watch when before speaking before an interview. he always worries, it is believed that if you are no longer worried, you come so relaxed, then you can already talk about the unsuitability of a lawyer before his speech before defending his client in court. he worries, worries or a worried lawyer - this is not. fine. not you. you know, you're probably worried. i can tell by myself, yes, and by my colleagues i see they are going through different situations. eh, you k