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ARMEN ASHOTYAN: NO VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILD IS JUSTIFIED
ARMENPRESS
OCTOBER 18, 2010
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 18, ARMENPRESS: No violence against a child has
a grounding or justification, Armenian Minister of Education and
Science Armen Ashotyan said today at a briefing with journalists,
adding that children's' rights defense at schools is a priority for
him together with educational process," Armen Ashotyan said, referring
to the video materials placed in the nets, where scenes on violence
of a teacher against a pupil are shown.
Armen Ashotyan noted that actually it is difficult to work with
today's children, as the merit system of children is changing,
sometimes children do not manage to percept and digest elementary
norms of ethics, and sometimes the street hinders.
Armenian Minister of Education and Science also said that today the
IT enters everywhere. "Technologies make our life more transparent,
more accounting and people must be more responsible for their deeds,
for if previously the possibility of publicizing was small, today a
new incident can become public property all at once," Armen Ashotyan
stressed, adding that the teacher, who cannot work within today's
conditions, must not work with children.
From: A. Papazian
ARMENPRESS
OCTOBER 18, 2010
YEREVAN
YEREVAN, OCTOBER 18, ARMENPRESS: No violence against a child has
a grounding or justification, Armenian Minister of Education and
Science Armen Ashotyan said today at a briefing with journalists,
adding that children's' rights defense at schools is a priority for
him together with educational process," Armen Ashotyan said, referring
to the video materials placed in the nets, where scenes on violence
of a teacher against a pupil are shown.
Armen Ashotyan noted that actually it is difficult to work with
today's children, as the merit system of children is changing,
sometimes children do not manage to percept and digest elementary
norms of ethics, and sometimes the street hinders.
Armenian Minister of Education and Science also said that today the
IT enters everywhere. "Technologies make our life more transparent,
more accounting and people must be more responsible for their deeds,
for if previously the possibility of publicizing was small, today a
new incident can become public property all at once," Armen Ashotyan
stressed, adding that the teacher, who cannot work within today's
conditions, must not work with children.
From: A. Papazian