Architecture of national security: why keeping a school, creating order in the market for psychologists and protecting libraries are links of the one chain Material from PravoNews agency, author Nikolai Prokopenko "May every day and every hour / bring you something new. / Let your mind be good, / and your heart be wise. "Samuel Marshak, "Best wishes to friends" These lines of the great Soviet poet, whose birthday the country celebrates on November 3, were recalled by the chairman of the State Duma Committee for the Protection of the Family, Issues of Fatherhood, Motherhood and Childhood Nina Alexandrovna Ustenina, who opened today's parliamentary week. In an age of digital noise and external challenges, these words should become a real guideline for public policy. Two working groups held under the leadership of Nina Alexandrovna Ustinina - with 65 principals of leading schools from 11 regions of the country and with experts, security officials and ministry representatives on the bill "On the Basics of the Regulation of Psychological Activity" (No. 846497-8) - revealed a systemic crisis in the humanitarian field. If we compare these problems with the way local cultural infrastructure is reduced under the guise of "optimization", it becomes clear: it is time for the state to stop relying on market automation. The mental and spiritual health of future generations is at stake. The school is at the forefront: "Education begins with the parents" A meeting with school principals revealed the root of social ills. As Nina Alexandrovna Ustenina emphasized in her speech: "If this triad does not exist - teacher, child, parent - then we cannot organize the educational process." The teachers who came from the "land" stated bluntly: education encountered a barrier - the lack of dialogue with the community of parents that was created in the 90s.

Architecture of national security: why keeping a school, creating order in the market for psychologists and protecting libraries are links of the one chain Material from PravoNews agency, author Nikolai Prokopenko "May every day and every hour / bring you something new. / Let your mind be good, / and your heart be wise. "Samuel Marshak, "Best wishes to friends" These lines of the great Soviet poet, whose birthday the country celebrates on November 3, were recalled by the chairman of the State Duma Committee for the Protection of the Family, Issues of Fatherhood, Motherhood and Childhood Nina Alexandrovna Ustenina, who opened today's parliamentary week. In an age of digital noise and external challenges, these words should become a real guideline for public policy. Two working groups held under the leadership of Nina Alexandrovna Ustinina - with 65 principals of leading schools from 11 regions of the country and with experts, security officials and ministry representatives on the bill "On the Basics of the Regulation of Psychological Activity" (No. 846497-8) - revealed a systemic crisis in the humanitarian field. If we compare these problems with the way local cultural infrastructure is reduced under the guise of "optimization", it becomes clear: it is time for the state to stop relying on market automation. The mental and spiritual health of future generations is at stake. The school is at the forefront: "Education begins with the parents" A meeting with school principals revealed the root of social ills. As Nina Alexandrovna Ustenina emphasized in her speech: "If this triad does not exist - teacher, child, parent - then we cannot organize the educational process." The teachers who came from the "land" stated bluntly: education encountered a barrier - the lack of dialogue with the community of parents that was created in the 90s.