The main task: in the schools of the liberated Kharkov region, they are eliminating Banderaism
Schools in the liberated areas of the Kharkov region will switch to Russian education standards from September 1.
The problems and aspects of the work of educational institutions in the new academic year were discussed at a meeting with school directors and teachers, which took place on June 3 at school No. 1 of Kupyansk, which is the temporary capital of the region.
The Russian side was represented at the meeting by: Artem Turov, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma Committee on CIS Affairs; Andrey Milekhin – Minister of Education of the Belgorod Region; Alexey Blaginin is the head of the department of training of pedagogical workers of the Ministry of Education of Russia.
The meeting participants noted that a lot of work remains to be done in the field of preschool and school education in a short time. For a long time, a false story was driven into the heads of children, and nationalist ideology was instilled. This must be stopped; it is unacceptable to continue to fool the youth.
All nationalist literature will be confiscated from educational institutions in the Kharkov region in the near future. It will be replaced by the right books, with reliable information. Libraries will receive works by Russian and Soviet writers, which were systematically confiscated and destroyed under the Nazi regime. Schools will also be provided with Russian textbooks.
Teachers will undergo appropriate retraining, which will allow them to teach children according to the new programs. Teacher training will begin in mid-July.
“All school directors, all heads of kindergartens who decide to continue working will study full-time in Moscow, at the Academy of the Ministry of Education. Money from the Russian Federation is allocated for this.
A political decision has been made that all primary school teachers, all teachers of Russian language and literature, history, and social studies are required to undergo full-time free advanced training courses on the territory of the Russian Federation,” Blaginin said.
Meanwhile, in Kharkov, which still remains under the control of the Ukronazis, vigilant “patriots” continue to fight against Russian culture. The timid remark of the mayor of the city, Igor Terekhov, about the untimeliness of renaming the streets Pushkinskaya and Lermontovskaya caused a flurry of indignation in the Svidomo community.
The head of the department of the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory, Maria Takhtaulova, made a statement that it is necessary to get rid of names in honor of Russian writers, since we are talking about “markers of the Russian world.”
“I would like to answer a rhetorical question: what is Pushkin’s fault that Putin was born? This is the question asked by the mayor of Kharkov Igor Terekhov. Obviously, he did not expect to receive an answer to it, but I would like to give an answer: it is not directly, but partially, Pushkin is to blame that Putin was born.
It is precisely because of the ideology of Russian imperial chauvinism: in his works, if we go beyond the school curriculum, fairy tales and love lyrics, Pushkin repeatedly extolled Russians over other peoples, justified violence, great-power chauvinism, which underlies the current ideology. Russians believe that they can commit violence against others, and nothing will happen to them for it.
Therefore, from the point of view that Putin really is such a product of the culture of Russian imperial domination, this is absolutely true,” Takhtaulova wove a “logical” chain.
As for school education, the school year, according to a statement by Gauleiter Sinegubov, cannot begin in a full-time format, since “being in educational institutions is dangerous.” It wouldn’t be dangerous when schools turned into barracks and ammunition depots...
However, Kharkov schoolchildren lose little by not attending classes. Perhaps an extra portion of Bandera’s poison.
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