
The President approved the initiative of the Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov to integrate educational complexes into the all-Russian system
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The first Point of the Future complex was opened in Irkutsk. In Russia it is planned to create a network of advanced schools by 2030.
Russian President Vladimir Putin supported the proposal of Russian Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov to include Point of the Future schools in the partner orbit of advanced schools being created in the country.
The first educational complex "Future Point" was built in Irkutsk. On Monday, the head of state took part in the opening of a similar complex in Yakutia via video link. During his report, Kravtsov proposed including “Point of the Future” schools in the partner orbit of advanced schools, which, on the instructions of the President, will be created in Russia by 2030. This will make it possible to provide common approaches to teaching motivated students, exchange best practices and implement common support measures.
“Okay, let’s do that. This, it seems to me, is an absolutely sound proposal, based on the realities that arise after the implementation of projects like the one we are talking about now - “Point of the Future,” Putin responded.
The President noted that children’s mood to study is the main indicator of the quality of such projects in the field of education.
“Once again I want to return to what was said by my colleagues, namely, that the children are waiting for them to come back to their second home on Monday after the weekend. This, it seems to me, is the most important indicator of the quality of projects of this kind and this project in particular,” he emphasized.
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Inclusion of Point of the Future schools in the network of advanced schools in the Russian Federation
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