and up takingcommunity college classese high school years, survey done on homeschoolers by doctor peter gray who is a psychology professor and on schooling advocate in my book, he and his colleagues discovered that homeschoolers did spend time during the high school years taking community college classes in getting a degree at the same age that their peers would get a high school diploma and then being able to enroll in a four-year university transfer and save quite a bit of money it's really practical approach particularly now with skyrocketing tuition rates at universities. >> it seems that the homeschool in the unschooled movement have grown exponentially in the last 20 years is that saying something about public education? >> it has grown tremendously over the past couple of decades, the first year the u.s. department of education begin tracking homeschoolers was 1998 at the time they counted 850,000 that number to 2 million, just under 2 million in 2016 and over the past year when the school shutdown since up again underpinned them a week in a march 2020 we seen a tripling of the homesc

in fact the survey done on a grown homeschooler by doctor peter gray who is a psychology professor at boston college and an unschooling advocate, he and his colleague gina riley discovered most grown unschoolers did spend time during their high school years taking community college classes, often s getting an associates degree at the same age that there appears would be getting a high school diploma and then the evil to enroll in a four-year university grant during those credits and saving quite a bit of money so it's also optical approach for filling out with skyrocketing tuition rates at universities. >> it seems that the homeschool and the unschooled movements have grown exponentially in the last 20 years is that saying something about public education? >> homeschooling has grown tremendously over the past couple of decades. you're right. the first year the us to permanent education began acting on schoolers was 1998 e at the time they counted 850,000. that number soared to about 2 million, just under 2 million in 2016 and then over the past year of the school shutdown since the pa

and as i mentioned peter gray wrote the forward to my book, as he has so eloquently put, these natural dreiser learning and discovery don't magically turned themselves off when a a child turns five or six years old. we turn them off with our poor system of schooling. so the idea with un-schooling and separating education from schooling, thinking about schooling as one method of education but serving of the only one, and arguably not the best one for the realities of the 21st century, the idea is to just not shut off as natural dreiser for learning, discovery, creativity and curiosity. and instead allow those drives to florists. we think about the needs of the 21st century where we are increasingly competing and coexisting with robots and machines, you know, what is it that distinguishes human intelligence from artificial intelligence? and its things like creativity, kerry yossi, originality, ingenuity entrepreneurial spirit here and so often those are the qualities that get diminished in a coercive system schooling. we sort of trade originality for obedience in schools. we trade creati

academy award for the picture of dorian gray lansbury was briefly went to the late actor richard cromwell. but it was in 1949 that she'd marry the love of her life. peterom hollywood just to be married in dear old london in the late fifties. it was the great white way that lord lansbury away from hollywood in 1964, she starred in her first broadway musical. anyone can whistle over the years, lansbury continued to make dozens of films, mostly in supporting character roles. her third oscar nomination came for playing the chilling mother in the 1962 classic. the manchurian candidate. you are to shoot the presidential nominee through the head, but it was in 1984 that lansbury became famous on a whole new level. cbs premiered a new series murder, she wrote. they want that close to getting away with it aired for 12 seasons in 1991 in the middle of a hectic schedule on murder, she wrote. she somehow found time to lend her voice to a motherly teapot in disney's animated feature beauty and the beast. throughout her career, lansbury won a total of five tonys and six golden globes. she also received the screen actors guild lifetime achievement award. classic lady

yes, why am i mika america gray and gene even here, even there, and so further, yes, until it drips, but drink, well, peterm talking about what i am saying that the political elite the majority in congress and in the white house do not yet understand. no, they no, they look further, they understood, let's see, they understand that if the collective west is not stopped. uh, russia in ukraine they will stop for european security and for the whole world, so this will cost the whole world much more than those complaints, miserable millions. got it wasted now everything is yes, yes, there already wanted it very definitely billions. profukayte and lose the war and russia will not stop. this is how it will be. this is how it will be. yes , i say, there, one of them said, it’s very good, he says, for what 66 billion dollars we couldn’t do this, we say, they were hounded, he’s something like this in europe, almost on his side, this is great with each other, he says, it's worth it kirillerevich. we haven't heard for a long time about your e fresh over western politics. let's not be ironic, it is very difficult for t

in the technical work to ensure nord stream one and gray stream two in connection with this, of course, the question is asked. and what did uh, peterwhat peter grizman did in this plane and corresponds to the summer theory that was presented to us in germany by the real thing. the fact is that hmm, having lost pressure , depressurization- depressurization of the aircraft at altitude 3.5 4.000 m does not lead to loss of consciousness, therefore, the main version is that there was a depressurization of the cabin, and he lost. consciousness, like all members of his family, and there was no connection with the family with the earth. it does not stand up to any criticism of this could not simply be by definition. it could be bad there. there could be some probabilities there, but a one-time loss of consciousness at such an altitude is simply impossible. any expert will tell you this. e in aerodynamics for all these medical cases in connection with this, of course, mm important to understand. was it a depressurization or did petr grisemann have other reasons to make this flight, and there is an assumption, at least, this is our version,

many things this book from a modern point of view very useful peter of samples of what he did not know the forest really began to darken, grayook is called stories about animals for children, the artist nikolai ustinov is here, which is important, that we, of course, love fairy tales very much and read them to children and children love them, but about animals, but we must remember that not all domestic animals among them are wild animals. and this is dangerous. they are always dangerous because of the beast. and with that i say goodbye to you. all the best to you, read and be happy. oh thanks, but i didn't mean to sneeze, it just seems like i didn't mean to sneeze, viruses. no, bacteria is mold mekkeshat autumn leaves. well, it's so beautiful, beauty, good at a distance. yes, cyril, we will find out something in ourselves that has fallen leaves very soon, hold on. well, all together. among them, a real batch will begin, we look all together today at 21:30. andrey shevtsov continues to work live in the studio hello, the world press analyzes vladimir putin's statement at the valdai forum the day before , the president of russ