let's return to the discussion of educational issues, lilia hrynevych, vice-rector of kharkiv karazin national university, and in 2016-2019, minister of education and science of ukraine. mrs. lilia, i congratulate you. greetings to you, ms. oksano, and to all our viewers. we saw such an analysis, in fact a slice, of the situation with the preparation of schools. in particular, before the school year, we see that many educational institutions have shelters, we were also told from the kharkiv region that part of the schoolchildren will study offline, this, unfortunately, cannot be ensured for everyone and throughout the territory of ukraine, apart from the fact that such mixed educational system, underground schools, shelters are being built in many regions, there are other changes that affect the educational process, and one of them is also... that classes of no more than 24 students in one class will be relatively small, remember let's talk, earlier i heard numbers of 35 and 40 in the class, how will it be possible to ensure this? this is how the article of the law on general secondar

lily grannevich, the vice-rector of karazin kharkiv national university was with us.ho wrote: "in the next world, the child will be fine with basic education, take care of the children who are offline." well, again, this is a question of the region, a question of where it is... daily trouble, enemy attacks, even long-range artillery, as there, of course, in no one will go to school, another question, well, here again, the ministry must work, we have a ministry, they must work on it, and also local, local specialized education departments, district and regional, well, literally in a moment the most important news for today, i will tell you, there is a war going on, and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds. we are engaged in propaganda. russia is throwing millions of petrodollars into turning ukrainians into little russians. ukraine will become russia. we resist information attacks russians in the chronicles of information war project with olga len. tuesday thursday at 17:15, repeat tuesday, friday at 22:00. big comeback. great lviv. conversations, discu

of course, here i agree with pavel karazin, everything should start with a dialogue with those who aret by this topic. that is, those who have already been fighting for 2.5, and often three, four years and there is no end in sight, that is, not professional, career soldiers who have consciously decided to devote their lives to the army. those civilians who simply could not do otherwise and went to defend their homeland in the 22nd year, as one adviser to the president at that time, or rather the head of the president's office, promised for two or three weeks, well, these two or three weeks dragged on for two or three years, and there is no end in sight, but the president is clearly giving us a signal that he wants to compromise with russia he does not agree that he does not want to follow the path of manarheim, who stopped the war there 4 months after the start of the winter war with 40, 394, i.e. cede territories, seek a compromise with putin, he will not, a normal position, only if you declare such a position, you have to look for strength and means under it, so that it does not happ

liliya grenevich is with us, she is the vice-rector of kharkiv national university and karazin and also people's deputy of the 7-8 convocation and was the minister of education of ukraine in 16-19 years. mrs. liliya, i congratulate you. greetings to you, greetings to all viewers. well, let's start anyway, probably with this topic, the functioning of the organization of the educational process, we are talking now, probably after all , about secondary school, well , we can also talk about higher school, and we can also touch on preschool education, the enemy has shown that there is none for him no preferences where to aim, whether at military facilities, or at residential buildings, or at infrastructure facilities, or, let's say , at educational institutions, and we saw a terrible story from poltava, well, we also flew in. there are debris in schools, and in kharkiv, and in dnipro, in kramatorsk, and in other settlements. in your opinion, how should we act now in order to protect children a, a and b as much as possible - to ensure a normal, high-quality educational process, and this is th