OBZR instead of OBZH: Barnaul discussed how to convince children that the Motherland is more important than life.
At a meeting of the Public Chamber and the Women's Council under the Mayor of Barnaul, they discussed what schoolchildren will learn during their "Fundamentals of Homeland Security and Defense" (FHSD) classes. This course will replace the "Fundamentals of Homeland Security" (FHSD) starting September 1.
"The goal of future lessons on the fundamentals of security and defense of the Fatherland is to instill patriotism, teach students first aid skills, and quickly navigate emergency situations. Graduates who complete the OBZR course will also be able to join the ranks of the Fatherland's defenders already equipped with basic knowledge, which will help them adapt more quickly to service and perform their duties more successfully," said Deputy Chairperson of the Barnaul Education Committee Natalia Mikhalchuk.
More than 25 students in grades 8–11 will study the new subject in 88 schools. This requires new teaching staff and equipment. Currently, classrooms in eight schools have been equipped for the classes, and teachers are undergoing refresher training.
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