On Wednesday, January 15, Vladimir Zelensky held a meeting with students of the Higher School of Economics in Warsaw. They discussed, in particular, Ukraine’s future membership in the EU, our country’s need for specialists in European integration and the development and further strengthening of Ukrainian-Polish relations. The Office of the President reports this. It is noted that about 300 Ukrainians study there. “I thank the Polish students for supporting ordinary Ukrainians at a difficult moment with their attitude, dedication and volunteerism,” the message says.

The OP noted that since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion, the university has provided support to hundreds of Ukrainian students and their families. Here they organized a humanitarian meeting, provided shelter for internally displaced persons and provided charitable assistance..

" It seems to me that the most important thing, first of all, is humanity, and it is for such values \u200b\u200bthat we all fight. I want to thank you for this,” said Vladimir Zelensky.

According to the president, the knowledge and experience that Ukrainian students are now acquiring, as well as assistance from partner countries and investments, will be important for future recovery..

“I believe that number one in the restoration of Ukraine, not even in restoration, but in the restoration of Ukraine, is people. This is psychological and other rehabilitation. Because I believe that human capital is the most important. Ukraine today rests on the shoulders of human capital,” the president emphasized..

Zelensky also added that he sees the development of future relations in the defense of Ukraine, Poland and Europe..

" We very much hope that we will maintain such relations with Poland,” concluded Vladimir Zelensky.

– Pavel Victor, a physics teacher from Odessa, whose YouTube channel with physics lessons has gained more than a million subscribers, said that talented young people do not want to go to work in schools because of low salaries. Usually young people go abroad.

– Ukrainian teacher Grigory Gromko debunked the myths about the new assessment system for schoolchildren in grades 5-9, provided for by order of the Ministry of Education and Science 1093, which was previously revealed by teachers and parents. He noted that the main problem is that the new rules must be interpreted in accordance with the daily practice of teachers in schools.