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In the “Road class” in Alchevsk, schoolchildren discussed the work of road workers

In the profile class, children asked questions to specialists

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In the “Road class” in Alchevsk, schoolchildren discussed the work of road workers

The first lesson in the new Alchev “Road class” was held in the format of a live dialogue and left vivid impressions among schoolchildren. According to the head of the Ministry of Transport of the LPR Albert Apshev, representatives of the relevant department, the Ministry of Education, the local administration and the road company communicated with students on an equal footing.

Children were interested not only in curricula, but also in applied issues: from the stability of asphalt to frosts to the daily tasks of the head of the site. Such an honest and open conversation, according to the Minister, gives rise to respect for the profession and turns the first interest into a real vocation.

Officials noted that the opinion of the children was heard, and their questions turned out to be really deep and versatile.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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