Today I had a chance to talk to Ivanna Shkromyda, she’s a journalist who creates podcasts (the most famous one is probably “Acoustics of Shadows”, it’s about great writers).
I had the opportunity to talk to Valeria Filenko, a girl studying at the Taurida Vernadsky University. She comes from Kherson, which, as we know, had been occupied since the first weeks of this war, and only recently did we receive the long-awaited news about the liberation of the city.
Today I had the opportunity to speak with Iryna Soroka, journalist of “Suspilne Kultura”, she previously worked for “Suspilne Krym”, studied at National Aviation University
Today I had the opportunity to talk to Hanna Bokova, journalist, editor-in-chief of the media “Bakhmut IN.UA”.
Today I had the opportunity to talk with Kristina Chorba, whom I have known since my studies in Taurida National V.I. Vernadsky University. The girl talked about her experience of living through the war, shared her thoughts on various topical issues for our country and for all of us.
I managed to talk with Anastasia Izvoschikova. The girl works as an editor at “Suspilne movlennia’’ [Public Broadcasting] and is a 4th year student of the Taras Shevchenko National University, Institute of Journalism in Kyiv. She likes journalism, likes to write, realizing that her texts are read by thousands of people. She is fond of art: music, dancing, poetry. And also of French and travels.
I had the opportunity to talk with Mariana Bahlai. Mariana is a student of the Faculty of Journalism at the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. She is fond of music, reading, learning foreign languages.
I was lucky to be able to talk with Yana Melnychenko. The girl works in journalism, also volunteers in her spare time and is a third-year student at the National University of Ostroh Academy.
Alexandra Grybenko is originally from Donetsk, where she completed her bachelor’s degree at Donetsk National University in 2014. Due to the war, she decided to pursue education abroad and studied at European institutions such as Aarhus University, Hamburg University, and OsloMet. Currently, Alexandra is a member of the Media, War, and Conflict Research Group at OsloMet, where she researches the safety of female journalists covering the war in Ukraine.
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Norwegians are a people who carefully preserve their cultural customs and traditions. They maintain dialectical peculiarities, respect ancient rituals, and consistently wear national costumes on various holidays and performances. Today, we’ll get to know the personality of a Norwegian even better by exploring the top 10 facts about a Norwegian citizen.
Війна руйнує наші плани й мрії, але українці все ж знаходять в собі сили та досягають поставлених цілей. Так, частина українських студентів сьогодні має досвід навчання у двох закладах вищої освіти. Сьогодні вирішили поговорити з однією такою студенткою — Анжелікою.
“Belief in our victory and our future is what makes us keep on going and not give up halfway.” Today we will reveal the history of the war through the eyes of Danylo, a student of Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic National University.
З початком повномасштабного вторгнення росії на територію України багато що змінилося, від нашого мислення до стану наших міст і сіл. Багатьох ми втратили, військових, лікарів, журналістів, юристів та інши. Це безкінечний перелік. Проте найболючим є те, що ми втратили тих, які навіть ще не обрали, ким вони будуть у майбутньому, адже дехто з них тільки […]
According to the standards of preschool education, a kindergarten aims to meet the needs of every child in terms of care, safety, and respect. Moreover, it provides an opportunity for a child to grow in a social environment, helping to develop skills such as socialization, communication, cultural integration, and language.
I had the chance to talk with Olesia Zhdanovych today, famous historian, writer, she shares with us her own story, how the war has impacted her life and work.
24 березня — двадцять дев’ятий день від віроломного, підступного та жорстокого вторгнення Росії в Україну. Минув місяць, відколи президент рф путін о 04:40 ранку 24 лютого оголосив спецоперацію в Україні. Російські війська безжалісно знищують об’єкти інфраструктури, масово розстрілюють житлові райони за допомогою залпового вогню та балістичних ракет. Фото: https://www.bbc.com/ukrainian/news-60793726 23 лютого — останній робочий день […]
We are the authors of the “What color is the heart” project and third-year journalism students. Currently, we have created a project that combines two European countries: Ukraine and Norway, to demonstrate how different and similar they are at the same time.
Norwegian higher education attracts many foreign students, and the universities in this country are considered among the best in Europe. On June 8, 2022, QS World University Rankings published the ranking of world universities. It included nearly 1500 institutions from around the world, including four Norwegian universities.
Do you know any interesting facts about the education system in Norway? If not, you have the opportunity to learn something new today. Discover more about the similarities and differences between Ukraine and Norway’s school systems in our collection of facts.
Before a child goes to school, parents often have the question of whether to choose a private or a public school. Are private schools special while public schools are simple and uninteresting? Today, we will explore the advantages and disadvantages of educating children in private schools in Ukraine and Norway.
Настав уже другий місяць весни, а я ніби ще залишився у лютому 2022. Мої пережиті воєнні дні у Маріуполі злились в один довгий та моторошний сон, з якого мені вдалося виплутатися. Вибратися з міста мені вдалося 22 березня. У тому пеклі я пробув 28 днів. Та мені здавалося, що це була вічність. Маріуполь до/після. Фото: […]
“When I recall that day, February 24, it’s hard for me to hold back my emotions, just like for all Ukrainians. This date will forever be marked in my memory with the color of blood…”
Undoubtedly, after kindergarten, parents send their children to obtain secondary education in school without hesitation, as in many countries, including the European countries of Norway and Ukraine, secondary education is mandated by law. Therefore, secondary general education school is the primary social institution that implements and makes a significant contribution to the intellectual development and self-awareness of the nation, ensuring its physical and spiritual well-being. So, what common and distinct factors are observed in the education systems of these two countries?
In 2021, Norway ranked 8th in the United Nations’ list of the happiest countries globally and has consistently been in the top ten for several years. Therefore, it’s not surprising that this Scandinavian country attracts many foreigners with its economy, standard of living, and democratic system. Obtaining higher education in Norwegian universities is particularly convenient because education is free, and admission conditions are favorable.
We speak with members of our youth that have an active public position. One of them is Diana Bondarenko. Diana currently works as an editor for the OmTV UA news channel, and we’re happy to have gotten to talk with her.
За мільйон миль від нашої матінки-Землі, в далеких, холодних та пустих просторах космосу, де інколи лишень пролітають повз астероїди, метеорити та можливо комети, знаходиться дивовижне творіння людства, що викликає захват у кожного, хто хоча б раз поглянув вгору та намагавсь осмислити Всесвіт.
