Kazan parents can ask questions to the Minister of Education of the Russian Federation Olga Vasilieva

Kazan parents can ask questions to the Minister of Education of the Russian Federation Olga Vasilieva

<p> (KZN.RU, August 2). Kazan parents can ask questions to Olga Vasilieva, the Minister of Education of the Russian Federation. The receiving of questions is held on the eve of the all-Russian parental meeting. It is a traditional meeting before the start of the new school year for getting the feedback, hearing the parents' opinion, learning about the most exciting issues, evaluating the effectiveness of projects and programs. </p> <p> </p> <p> The meeting of Olga Vasilieva with parents will pass on August 29 in one of the Moscow schools. Communication will be in the format of a live dialogue and videoconference with a direct broadcast from different regions of the country. 8 Russian cities from 6 federal districts will communicate with the central site in Moscow. You can follow the all-Russian parental meeting, from anywhere in the country and the world thanks to the online broadcast. </p> <p> </p> <p> You can send questions to the minister through the form on the website and through the accounts of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation in social networks. The acutest of them will be the subject of discussion during the meeting, reports the press service of the Russian Ministry of Education and Science. </p> <p> </p> <p> In the past, the Minister received more than 3000 questions, most of which concerned innovations in the school curriculum, the study of foreign languages, the passing of exams, and the quality of textbooks. Problems related to inclusive education, the work of medical offices in schools, the collection of money from parents, labor education, the organization of children's recreation, and family education were discussed at the meeting with the Minister. The most interesting ones were the introduction of the verbal part of the unified state examination in Russian and the prospects for the appearance of compulsory examinations in a foreign language and history. </p>

2018-08-02T13:27:05+0300