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[00:00:18] Good afternoon, you're watching the news, these are the events
[00:00:20] of the day.
[00:00:24] Farmers in the Federation are demanding a declaration of natural disaster due to
[00:00:28] prolonged drought.
[00:00:32] Today are elections in two German federal states, German Chancellor
[00:00:35] Friedrich Merz faces new electoral challenges while AFD
[00:00:38] aims for a new victory.
[00:00:42] In the biggest attack on Moscow since the beginning of the war, two people died, victims
[00:00:46] in the Russian strike on the Kyiv
[00:00:47] region.
[00:00:51] The Association of Farmers of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has again called on all
[00:00:55] cantonal governments to declare a state of natural disaster due to the consequences
[00:00:59] of the long-term drought, warning that the situation in agricultural
[00:01:02] production is becoming unbearable. According to the association, the drought has
[00:01:06] caused great damage to agricultural producers, and yields in
[00:01:10] some productions are lower by more than 50%.
[00:01:13] At the same time, autumn sowing is at the doorstep, while prices of reproductive materials
[00:01:17] and other inputs are constantly rising. The association points out that
[00:01:21] fuel, fertilizers and other necessary production costs are becoming more expensive, while
[00:01:24] purchase prices of agricultural products are still falling.
[00:01:28] They warned that if urgent aid to agricultural
[00:01:31] producers is not provided, a significant drop in domestic production is imminent, as well as
[00:01:35] mass closure of farms across the Federation of Bosnia and
[00:01:38] Herzegovina.
[00:01:42] You see, this is the second time we are appealing and
[00:01:46] the second time we are not appealing directly to the Federation, but to the
[00:01:49] cantons. So it would be best if all cantons
[00:01:52] declare a natural disaster, because most
[00:01:56] of those funds that are collected from these
[00:02:00] natural disasters flow into cantonal
[00:02:03] and municipal budgets, and they should actually declare a natural
[00:02:07] disaster, which they are doing for the second time
[00:02:09] now.
[00:02:11] The situation,
[00:02:13] well, I don't remember it being tougher in terms
[00:02:17] of these disasters like this since the
[00:02:21] spring sowing, since the war in Iran when fuel
[00:02:24] became more expensive, that's when everything went
[00:02:28] to hell, meaning fuel was four marks, seeds
[00:02:32] expensive, fertilizers expensive, in the sowing itself, then came this
[00:02:35] drought that decimated production, and now
[00:02:39] again fuel is getting more expensive, and when
[00:02:42] it gets more expensive, everything else gets more expensive, and
[00:02:45] sowing is coming.
[00:02:47] The fire at the Razvale locality on Mount Čvrsnica in Jablanica municipality
[00:02:51] is still active, but with less intensity and does not threaten
[00:02:54] buildings, reported the operational center of civil protection
[00:02:58] HNK. Namely, firefighters spent the entire yesterday on
[00:03:01] the field and one smaller part of the fire above
[00:03:05] the ski resort was localized. Canadian planes and the Republic of
[00:03:08] Croatia did not act today.
[00:03:11] Four children and the driver were injured in a traffic accident that occurred on
[00:03:15] the main road Mojkovac Kolašin, involving a bus transporting
[00:03:19] students of a Podgorica elementary school. The Montenegrin
[00:03:22] police unofficially stated that the traffic accident occurred
[00:03:26] when a rockslide occurred, which the driver tried to avoid,
[00:03:30] and hit a rock by the right edge of the road.
[00:03:34] The driver from Serbia was brought in for
[00:03:36] questioning.
[00:03:41] Oncology patients in Sarajevo Canton continue to face problems in
[00:03:45] obtaining certain medications and cytostatics, even though waiting lists for
[00:03:48] oncology therapies have been abolished in Sarajevo Canton. Patients
[00:03:52] remind that the problem of lack of therapy has been going on for years, while
[00:03:56] patients have to buy some medications with their own
[00:03:58] funds. According to them, out of a total of 89 important
[00:04:02] cytostatics, three are currently missing at the clinical center. They
[00:04:06] remind that the list of medications has not been revised since
[00:04:09] 2019, so innovative
[00:04:12] medications are still insufficiently available to patients.
[00:04:16] the war, and that they do not This morning I received information, meaning out of 89
[00:04:19] important cytostatics, meaning three are already
[00:04:22] missing at the clinical center,
[00:04:25] any kind of aggression against meaning what I must emphasize is that the clinical center has
[00:04:28] nothing to do with that shortage. Meaning the only main culprit is
[00:04:32] the institute, the federal health insurance
[00:04:36] happen, then it remains a dead letter on and reinsurance institute, meaning they are obliged to
[00:04:38] procure and establish that procurement, to procure those medications so that we
[00:04:42] have them. Meaning, I am now in the fourth month, this Tuesday
[00:04:46] I need to receive therapy again, meaning again I will receive
[00:04:48] half, for the fourth month I continue to buy my
[00:04:52] tablets.
[00:04:57] German Chancellor Fredrik Merz faces the possibility of yet another
[00:05:01] painful day in today's elections, as citizens of two federal
[00:05:04] states go to the polls, just two weeks after the far-right
[00:05:08] Alternative for Germany (AfD) achieved a convincing victory
[00:05:12] in Saxony-Anhalt. Elections in the city-state of Berlin and
[00:05:15] the northeastern state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
[00:05:19] are the latest in a series of five state elections this year, which have
[00:05:22] exposed widespread public dissatisfaction with Merz's
[00:05:26] coalition government and fueled serious speculation about his
[00:05:30] future. Voting in both elections began at 8 a.m. this morning
[00:05:33] and the first indications of results are expected immediately after
[00:05:36] the closing of polling stations at 6 p.m., based on exit
[00:05:40] polls. I find that it is important that
[00:05:44] one thinks about the future of the country, so which
[00:05:46] issues, yes, secure the future of all people somehow in
[00:05:49] the federal state and in the large country, that is actually important
[00:05:53] to me, I know that it is interpreted differently by all
[00:05:56] parties, that is totally exciting, what one thinks for a positive future, that is the
[00:06:00] key factor, yes, but that is from my point of view the most important
[00:06:04] point, yes, that the country needs
[00:06:07] jobs, good pay,
[00:06:11] the free daycare issue, I actually don't agree
[00:06:14] with that, because I always think it's from GDR
[00:06:18] times, because everything was free, that was never that good,
[00:06:21] so and I also have a lot of experience with children not going there,
[00:06:25] not signing off, and that's what bothers me a bit about it, but
[00:06:29] nevertheless, I wouldn't
[00:06:31] vote for the other party, excuse me, that's why,
[00:06:35] so no way, yes, I want to make sure that
[00:06:38] our country continues to be stable and properly governed.
[00:06:42] "What would be important for the country is that
[00:06:45] we get better education, so the school system just isn't working
[00:06:48] anymore, and that it's rethought,
[00:06:52] uh, fairer wages, affordable
[00:06:55] rents, especially in Schwerin it's through the wages, you can
[00:06:58] hardly afford anything anymore,
[00:07:01] leisten,
[00:07:03] yes,
[00:07:05] Iranians are voting today for the third and final day of parliamentary elections, largely
[00:07:09] seen as a test of public support for President
[00:07:13] Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine. The elections are being held for the first time in
[00:07:17] Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions, i.e.,
[00:07:20] territories of Ukraine that Moscow declared part of Russia in
[00:07:24] 2022. Voting in these regions began back at the end of August,
[00:07:27] with the explanation that this was done for security reasons. The ruling
[00:07:31] United Russia is expected to maintain its dominance in the State
[00:07:34] Duma. These are the first parliamentary elections since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in
[00:07:38] February 2022. Critics say that the political
[00:07:42] system in Russia leaves much room for
[00:07:45] disagreement.
[00:07:49] First, I had obligations during the previous voting days, and
[00:07:52] second, I was afraid of falsification, so I deliberately
[00:07:55] came to vote on the last day. Every electronic form of voting
[00:07:59] allows for falsification. There is such a possibility. When it comes
[00:08:03] to paper, it's not easy to change.
[00:08:06] I always vote. I came to fulfill my duty to the homeland, so to
[00:08:10] speak. I think things are not bad as they are, but we always
[00:08:14] hope for better.
[00:08:17] Ukraine carried out its largest drone attack on the Russian capital since
[00:08:21] the beginning of the war. At least two people were killed and six
[00:08:24] were injured in the attack. The mayor of Moscow said that several drones
[00:08:28] reached the Moscow oil refinery, and one hit a residential
[00:08:31] building. The head of the Moscow region stated that two people
[00:08:35] were killed while 400 people were evacuated from the residential building, and
[00:08:39] a large number of houses were damaged. On the other hand, in the attack of the Russian...
[00:08:42] Ronan Kyiv, a private house was hit, and a woman and
[00:08:46] her three-year-old
[00:08:47] child were killed in the attack.
[00:08:50] Iran has sent the United States seven conditions for the start of any
[00:08:54] negotiations, announced the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
[00:08:58] So far, he has revealed only three conditions, stating
[00:09:02] that Qatar, as an intermediary, has already conveyed the demands to Washington, and Tehran
[00:09:05] is now awaiting a response from the American president. If negotiations
[00:09:09] fail, he warned that Tehran is ready to act.
[00:09:15] We have announced to America that one of our conditions is the release of
[00:09:19] our frozen funds, and secondly, that they announce the end of the war
[00:09:22] on all fronts, from Lebanon to other
[00:09:25] fronts, and that they also end
[00:09:29] interfere in the internal affairs of Iran, and that they do not
[00:09:32] cooperate with the opponents of our revolution, and that they stop
[00:09:38] Iranian territory, even if it is by means
[00:09:41] of drones. Greetings
[00:09:59] to you,
[00:10:01] dear viewers. With the anticyclone that has increasingly begun to spread towards our
[00:10:05] part of Europe in the past 24 hours, it has driven away
[00:10:08] the humid and unstable air from our region.
[00:10:12] So already yesterday afternoon there was increasingly dry and partly sunny
[00:10:16] weather, and we are spending today in the same way. However, along the edge
[00:10:19] of the anticyclone, another smaller amount of more humid, cooler
[00:10:23] air is sliding towards our region, which will arrive during Monday. Until it
[00:10:27] arrives, the rest of this Sunday will remain dry, predominantly
[00:10:30] sunny, with truly late summer weather, plenty of sunshine and
[00:10:34] very pleasant temperatures, which will mostly be between
[00:10:38] 24 and 29 degrees Celsius this afternoon,
[00:10:41] in the south sometimes up to 31 degrees Celsius. The wind will be
[00:10:45] mostly light, and in such circumstances, biometeorological
[00:10:48] conditions are favorable, so neither meteosensitive people nor
[00:10:52] chronic patients will have problems. However, tomorrow some of that more humid,
[00:10:56] cooler air will be released, so there will be more clouds, with some rain in places, primarily
[00:11:00] in parts of Bosnia, but it is not a significant
[00:11:03] or big change in weather, so most of the new week will pass with
[00:11:07] alternating sunny and cloudy periods, mostly dry
[00:11:10] weather in the south, some rain in Bosnia, somewhat
[00:11:14] lower temperatures from tomorrow, however, a few degrees
[00:11:17] cooler.
[00:11:20] That's all for this news overview, thank you for your attention,
[00:11:22] goodbye.
[00:11:51] Last week, the world got a new picture of its students' knowledge, but Bosnia and
[00:11:55] Herzegovina didn't. While other countries analyze results and plan
[00:11:58] reforms, we again remain without data that would show where
[00:12:02] we are today and what should be changed in education. Bosnia and Herzegovina did not
[00:12:06] participate in the PISA research this time either, the largest international
[00:12:09] testing that assesses how ready fifteen-year-olds
[00:12:12] are to apply knowledge in real life. Thus,
[00:12:16] the last internationally comparable data on the achievements of our
[00:12:19] students are the only ones left from 2018.
[00:12:22] Why didn't Bosnia and Herzegovina participate in this
[00:12:25] research? What do we lose when we don't have a clear picture of the quality
[00:12:29] of education? Can serious reforms be carried out without reliable
[00:12:32] data? I am discussing this in the continuation with Benjamin Hedžić,
[00:12:35] advisor in the Federal Ministry of Education and Science, and Namir
[00:12:39] Ibrahimović from the Step by Step Center for Educational Initiatives. Good morning and welcome.
[00:12:42] Thank you for being with us this morning. Good morning. Good morning, thank you for the invitation.
[00:12:46] Mr. Ibrahimović, there is often talk about results, or rather the lack of such
[00:12:50] results, but let's first start by what PISA actually measures and why it is important
[00:12:54] to participate. So, it measures functional
[00:12:57] literacy in three areas, the areas of reading, natural sciences
[00:13:00] and mathematics, so primarily, plus
[00:13:04] some other things are added to each of these cycles, because
[00:13:07] OECD - tries to see how the
[00:13:10] economy, i.e. how the world will move in the future, then they actually
[00:13:14] assess how some peers do it, what they actually do,
[00:13:17] students have two parts, right? Two
[00:13:20] questionnaires, two, one is a test that always focuses on one of the
[00:13:24] literacies. "In this case, 2025 focused on natural
[00:13:27] sciences. If they work for an hour, for example, half
[00:13:30] an hour or half of that, half of the test is dedicated to the
[00:13:34] research that is in focus, and an additional half for other, other
[00:13:37] two literacies. In addition, students complete a questionnaire that further
[00:13:41] helps to better understand the
[00:13:45] results, right? What students did, to connect it with other circumstances
[00:13:48] in which students live and work, is it the school
[00:13:51] institution itself, is it their home life, are these some other..." habits,
[00:13:55] of course, and these surveys are also conducted by school
[00:13:58] principals, meaning other educational authorities who help
[00:14:01] to create a serious report for a particular country that
[00:14:05] will talk about what the strengths and weaknesses of each educational
[00:14:08] system are, what the causes of such results are, what could be done through
[00:14:12] recommendations to make it happen somewhere, at the same time they participate in this
[00:14:15] global picture of where we say, "aha, fifteen-year-olds from
[00:14:19] this country, from this region, in relation to the average, in
[00:14:22] relation to the best, in relation to the worst." That's it, and that's
[00:14:26] what's important somewhere, so
[00:14:29] in this sense, to conclude, it measures the ability of students to
[00:14:33] after having, right, passed 14 years
[00:14:36] of this mandatory basic part of education. They are positioned differently
[00:14:40] in different countries, it is not
[00:14:44] like here where it is always looked at with students, fifteen-year-olds
[00:14:47] usually finished elementary school and started high school, some
[00:14:51] of course are still in their elementary school years, but mostly they are in the first grade of high
[00:14:55] school when testing is done. In some other countries it is different, but it is
[00:14:59] actually said that a sufficient number of years in the
[00:15:02] education system is enough to be able to assess
[00:15:06] what the education system has done, how it has
[00:15:09] helped or hindered students to
[00:15:12] show their level of literacy. Each of these tests has
[00:15:16] six levels, so for someone to be considered functionally literate, they
[00:15:20] must perform tasks at the second level, meaning they must cross this
[00:15:23] basic threshold. Of course, for the special ones,
[00:15:26] the level of tasks is at the fifth and sixth level, where
[00:15:30] serious reflections and different
[00:15:34] things are really required in one and in the other within the framework of Bosnia and Herzegovina. In
[00:15:37] 2018, the situation was bad, half of the students did not
[00:15:41] achieve the basic level of functional literacy, and only
[00:15:44] 0.1% of students completed tasks at the fifth and
[00:15:47] sixth level, which was actually a very clear
[00:15:51] picture of what education in Bosnia and Herzegovina is, but we apparently no longer needed
[00:15:55] such research, or rather such tests for our students, or we did,
[00:15:58] but we, as a country, did not provide it. Why didn't
[00:16:02] our students participate in the PISA
[00:16:05] research, or rather testing, this time either? Yes, I think
[00:16:08] that we definitely need those results, we need
[00:16:11] them at multiple levels, however, as always in Bosnia
[00:16:14] and Herzegovina, if we don't have a political agreement at the state level,
[00:16:18] we cannot participate anywhere outside Bosnia and Herzegovina. That was also the case with
[00:16:22] PISA. We participated for the last and only time in
[00:16:25] 2018 under great pressure from the international
[00:16:29] community, funds were found for Bosnia and Herzegovina to participate in
[00:16:32] PISA testing. We got very indicative
[00:16:36] results that we should have worked on in the past period,
[00:16:39] however after that there was no more
[00:16:43] political interest, I think we don't want
[00:16:46] to see that mirror that someone gives us to
[00:16:49] recognize our mistakes and work on those mistakes. And why, Mr. Heddžić,
[00:16:53] you say that in 2018, under great pressure from the international community,
[00:16:57] it became possible to reach an agreement, so at the
[00:17:00] state level,
[00:17:04] uh, why couldn't you later? Well, I believe that this is largely related to
[00:17:08] the policy of the Republic of Srpska, which does not want to
[00:17:11] make any compromises at the state
[00:17:15] level. They believe that they have their own education system,
[00:17:18] Bosnia and Herzegovina does not have jurisdiction over
[00:17:22] education from the perspective of their policy, and I think that is
[00:17:24] crucial, we don't need to talk around it at all. As for
[00:17:28] the Federation, here I represent the Federal Ministry of Education, we would
[00:17:32] wholeheartedly accept and very gladly support Bosnia and Herzegovina's participation in
[00:17:35] future PISA tests. Are you in communication with the Ministry in
[00:17:39] the Republic of Srpska, are there any discussions or agreements on
[00:17:43] that matter at all? Very little,
[00:17:46] however, this is the responsibility of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it should
[00:17:50] be done by the Ministry of Civil Affairs with agencies,
[00:17:53] so this
[00:17:55] uh coordination between
[00:17:59] lower levels of government and lower
[00:18:03] ministries is lagging. Yes. But when we look at the results
[00:18:06] of our students, Mr. Ibrahimović, there have never been more excellent students,
[00:18:10] there have never been more students with all fives in our schools either, maybe
[00:18:14] that's considering the fact that the situation is the same in the Republic of Srpska,
[00:18:18] maybe that's an indicator for them in the Republic of Srpska that such
[00:18:21] tests are not needed, because we have never had better successes, or rather achievements
[00:18:25] of students, let's try to answer
[00:18:28] it like this, unfortunately in Bosnia and Herzegovina we do not have
[00:18:32] a serious strategic decision on what we want for society.
[00:18:35] tome šta hoćemo sa društvom.
[00:18:38] and among other things, we don't know how to use education for what
[00:18:41] we don't have, so besides the Republic of Srpska which has some strategic document related
[00:18:45] to education, other levels of competent educational authorities in Bosnia and
[00:18:49] Herzegovina do not have any strategic document, and what kind of strategic document do they
[00:18:53] have, so they have a strategic document for the development of the Republic of Srpska, education and
[00:18:56] so on, they have set some long-term period of how they would actually
[00:19:00] achieve it, of course there are no international researches as an additional
[00:19:03] tool that would help to do some strategic things.
[00:19:07] And as for the question, I will now answer the question related to that part, but somewhere it is important
[00:19:11] that Bosnia and Herzegovina in the meantime, besides PISA 2018
[00:19:14] and TIMSS 2019, when students from
[00:19:18] all over Bosnia and Herzegovina participated, conducted the TIMSS
[00:19:21] 2023 research and ICLS achievements, digital
[00:19:24] achievements of students in 2023. Students from the Republic of Srpska did not participate in that
[00:19:28] research, nor did students from the
[00:19:30] West Herzegovina Canton participate, so nine cantons from the Federation of Bosnia and
[00:19:34] Herzegovina participated, Brčko District participated, so somewhere in... how much
[00:19:38] it would be insisted that there are
[00:19:41] ways to ensure that at least regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina that would like
[00:19:45] to participate should try to do it further, however that is
[00:19:48] only one problem, another problem is this, we have
[00:19:52] therefore four researches from 2018 to 2023
[00:19:56] which show that education in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:19:59] is not of good quality at all levels in all parts and so
[00:20:03] on, there are some differences and nothing substantially from
[00:20:06] 2024, that we got for example the latest results from TIMSS
[00:20:09] 23 and ICLS 23, we
[00:20:12] did nothing to
[00:20:15] utilize the results of international research for
[00:20:18] changes within education, whereas a large number of cantons
[00:20:21] in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina are implementing curricular
[00:20:25] reform, I haven't seen the connection between what
[00:20:29] the recommendations are, national reports
[00:20:32] conducted by the Agency for Preschool, Primary and Secondary Education at the level of Bosnia and
[00:20:35] Herzegovina actually,
[00:20:38] used as advocacy for serious fundamental changes
[00:20:41] in education. The second, the second problem that arises here is that we actually
[00:20:45] are not an educational
[00:20:48] culture that nurtures research as evidence, meaning we
[00:20:52] seriously research what is happening in schools, this level
[00:20:55] of grades that we give and we think that it is serious
[00:20:58] feedback to children, parents and educational
[00:21:02] authorities, it actually isn't, so
[00:21:06] of course we know that the complete illusion
[00:21:08] of the average of general students, the average of schools, the average
[00:21:12] of students in different cantons, different levels, it says nothing, but we
[00:21:16] actually have very little, I would say almost none,
[00:21:20] research that talks about how educational
[00:21:23] institutions help young people to
[00:21:26] mature into serious, mature people, not just to
[00:21:29] have, I don't know, a certain amount of knowledge, but what they do with that
[00:21:32] knowledge, how they position themselves in society, how
[00:21:36] they participate or grow in something called a democratic
[00:21:39] society that should nurture responsible,
[00:21:42] educated, active citizens who care
[00:21:46] about what their environment will be like, what their
[00:21:50] community will be like, how they can help someone who needs help, how they can
[00:21:53] use their knowledge to, in some way, build
[00:21:57] space with other colleagues. A school cannot do
[00:22:00] everything, a school can do one part of it, and unfortunately,
[00:22:04] looking at these pre-election programs
[00:22:08] of political parties before the general
[00:22:12] elections in 2026, for example, I don't think
[00:22:15] any political party, I haven't been able to check in detail, mentions
[00:22:18] international research as an important factor
[00:22:22] in the development of education for the next four years,
[00:22:25] so absolutely, we still have this whole series of commonplaces,
[00:22:29] dual education, adaptation to the labor market, blah blah
[00:22:33] blah, so there is no serious political
[00:22:37] advocacy for fundamental changes in schools, because this
[00:22:41] kind of school we have now in Bosnia and Herzegovina doesn't
[00:22:43] function, doesn't work, for example, the data from PISA
[00:22:46] 2025, neighboring country Serbia, one third of students
[00:22:51] said that being in school is a waste of time.
[00:22:55] One third of fifteen-year-olds in the PISA 2025 survey in
[00:22:58] Serbia said that school is a waste of time, and
[00:23:02] if we don't know such things, if we close everything we have and
[00:23:06] our eyes and ears and don't talk about it, we will
[00:23:10] just continue to sink and fail as a society, to watch
[00:23:14] these inept politicians who appear
[00:23:17] somewhere, I mean, I don't even know with their faces and names.
[00:23:20] "slogans, commercials and so on, so running away from
[00:23:24] everything that is essentially important, essentially vital in this
[00:23:28] country, whatever they imagine they will change in the country, they will not be
[00:23:31] able to change it without quality education, so without
[00:23:35] education, no idea within society can
[00:23:38] succeed, and this kind of school cannot
[00:23:41] implement any serious social change, help us
[00:23:45] have people who will create a better society,
[00:23:48] yes, and what was the job?" " of the Federal Ministry of Education, well, after that
[00:23:52] 2018, that is, after that PISA research, what was
[00:23:55] done with that data and why wasn't anything done, as I say, well,
[00:23:58] you see, Namir here forgot a little that
[00:24:02] the Federal Ministry of Education also has a strategy for the coming period and
[00:24:05] it has been done and is available on the Ministry's website, however, the Federal
[00:24:09] Ministry of Education is a coordinating body, not a
[00:24:12] legislative body in that sense, and cantons have the authority to change
[00:24:15] laws, curricula, and to form new, well,
[00:24:20] teaching contents, the Federal Ministry only helps in..."
[00:24:23] to the extent that it can coordinate them and and that opportunities,
[00:24:27] you know, we've already been the second for many years, since 2018,
[00:24:31] we have programs to encourage functional
[00:24:34] knowledge, schools can apply, cantons can apply for
[00:24:38] those programs, but what good is it to you
[00:24:40] to invest, they apply, but you invest in something that your
[00:24:44] structure has not recognized, we
[00:24:46] have, well, more or less successful reforms
[00:24:50] in the cantons uh which have been going in circles
[00:24:54] in recent years, not
[00:24:58] focusing on what exactly is the problem
[00:25:02] of education, that is, that the school, even if
[00:25:05] the ministries decide to go into reform
[00:25:08] processes, schools must create a space where these
[00:25:12] reform processes can be implemented and if you
[00:25:15] say, yes, we will want, we want to work on some outcomes
[00:25:19] now and we want... to show functional knowledge, if the school does not have
[00:25:22] the possibility for that to
[00:25:26] paper, we are turning in that vicious circle where we
[00:25:29] adorn ourselves with some decisions, some papers,
[00:25:32] some guidelines, but they do
[00:25:35] not function in practice, then you are wasting
[00:25:39] money if that money does not have functionality in
[00:25:42] the direction it should be, that is the
[00:25:46] vicious circle of the federal ministry, because we, and everything is vicious with us.
[00:25:50] Well, yes, so what are we talking about, we only mention some vicious circles
[00:25:53] and well, I think, I think it was a mistake and it always is, I will
[00:25:57] advocate for the fragmentation of educational systems in a small country
[00:26:01] like Bosnia and Herzegovina and it's absurd uh,
[00:26:05] then to have an agency at the state level that should uh, determine
[00:26:08] that, right, we have now, according to the latest research from
[00:26:12] 2018, it tells us that our students are three
[00:26:16] years behind their peers in
[00:26:19] Europe. You know how alarming that
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