TED: Ukraine's fight to keep educating its children | Zoya Lytvyn

The transcript details a personal account of the war in Ukraine, highlighting the sudden impact of the Russian invasion, the struggle of fleeing with family, and the resilience of continuing education amidst destruction. It emphasizes the importance of education as a tool for future rebuilding and calls for global support to end the war, stressing the interconnectedness of freedom worldwide.

What was the narrator's reaction when the war began?

• She immediately took action.

• She was speechless and motionless.

• She was prepared and calm.

• She ignored the situation.

How many Ukrainian children were affected by the war on February 24th?

• Seven million

• One million

• Five million

• Ten million

What role does education play during the war according to the narrator?

• It is only for entertainment.

• It is a tool for resistance and hope.

• It is a distraction from the war.

• It is not important during the war.

What is the narrator's second lesson of war?

• War is inevitable.

• Education and knowledge are unassailable treasures.

• Peace is easily restored.

• Material possessions are most important.

What does the narrator urge the global community to do?

• Focus on their own problems.

• Ignore the situation.

• Wait and see what happens.

• Stand up for Ukraine and demand an end to the war.

What is the narrator's hope for her daughter's generation?

• They will leave Ukraine.

• They will rebuild Ukraine.

• They will not care about education.

• They will forget about the war.

What does the narrator believe is connected to her freedom?

• The freedom of others

• Her education

• Her personal achievements

• Her wealth