The Council of the Minister

The head of the Ministry of Education and Science Olga Vasilieva advised her parents to block sites and computer games on the Internet for their children, and to schools - replace classes on the computer with active activities. She stated this at the all -Russian parent meeting, reports TASS.

According to Vasilyeva, parents should choose how to limit access to the network to their children. “At home you can do everything: block programs and computer games that distract the child from study, put programs that limit the download of files,” you can choose here, ”the minister said.

“As for the school, I believe that there should be a preventive replacement in schools. So that the child is engaged in active activity, sports, music in order to distract him from a constant desire to sit on the network all the time,” Vasilyeva emphasized.

The minister noted that the department has been conducting security lessons on the Internet for several years, which have been telling in detail about all dangers and threats. “I believe that we must act in this matter at the same time,” Vasilieva said.

On August 19, Vasilieva was appointed Minister of Education , replacing Dmitry Livanov in this post. Prior to that, she served as deputy head of the Public Project Department in the Presidential Administration. Vasilieva - Head of the Department of Religious Science RAGS. The doctoral dissertation was defended on the topic "The Russian Orthodox Church in the policy of the Soviet state in 1943-1948."

Vasilieva is a member of the Council for Preparation of Programs on the course "Patriotic History" at the Ministry of Education. She is a member of the Commission on Religious Associations under the Government. In early 2014, Vasilieva participated in the organization of the round table about "conservatism as ideology of development" within the framework of the United Civil Front. As a supporter of the ideas of conservatism and patriotism Vasiliev, she repeatedly performed at closed meetings-seminars for the ONF participants, governors, teachers of social sciences, and the internal policy of the Presidential Administration.