Vitalii Petrov
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Why is it difficult to learn and teach?
The main idea is that the teacher transmits linguistically meaningful informational messages that penetrate the student's information processing system, where they are deciphered for meaning, linked to previous knowledge, and processed according to certain thinking rules, eventually being stored as knowledge in long-term memory and retrieved when needed, such as during an exam. Here, learning is viewed as the instruction, processing, and storage of provided knowledge, and the goal is merely to optimize the mechanisms involved in this process.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in Education
Creepy Stories of Maniac Parents Who Kept Their Children Incarcerated
The heroines of the following terrifying stories spent many years in captivity, held by their own parents. Although all the victims survived and were eventually freed, the decades they spent in confinement forever changed their lives.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in Criminal
Five Unsolved Mysteries of Ancient China that are being glossed over
Perhaps the most mysterious legacy of past civilizations on Earth is rightfully considered to be the pyramids, which can be found in different parts of the world. In one of my videos, I already told you about many questions that the pyramids of Egypt pose to specialists, but at least as many questions are raised by the pyramids built in China. While the Egyptian pyramids are more or less accessible for research, the Chinese ones remain closed to the general public to this day.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in History
The most terrifying places on our planet
On our planet, you can find places so creepy that they can horrify even the most experienced enthusiast. Some of them can chill your blood, while in others, you might easily go insane. So, let me tell you about the scariest places on our planet.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in Criminal
THREE REAL-LIFE MYSTICAL HORROR STORIES THAT HAPPENED IN THE WOODS.
**This happened about two years ago in the spring when it had already warmed up. We got tired of sitting in the parking lot and drinking beer, so we decided to gather and go somewhere. We thought about the place for quite a long time, about two weeks, but we finally decided. There was a suggestion to go to Lytkarina, to the Brides' Glade, a rather notorious place where people often die in car accidents. But back then, it hadn't yet become so heavily rumored, so we had no fears in mind. The long-awaited day came, and we set off around 2:00 pm. The road didn't please us at all; there were monuments almost every 10 meters, and everywhere were signs indicating a dangerous road section. We turned off the highway and found a nice clearing right in the middle of the forest. We spread out, and everything was more or less normal: guitar, alcohol, fun. When it got dark, we were still having fun. We didn't even notice how the fog surrounded us and decided to take a walk to the Brides' Glade.**
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in Horror
FIVE OF THE PLANET'S MOST FORBIDDEN PLACES
As strange as it may seem, there are still many places on our planet that can rightfully be called forbidden for ordinary mortals. Many of these places hold secrets that may never be fully revealed. Here are five of the most forbidden places on the planet.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in History
That's Why People Don't Fly to the Moon! What Astronauts and Scientists Are Silent About
The public has yet to receive clear explanations as to why people stopped flying to the Moon. The lunar programs developed by both the Americans and the Soviet Union were closed in the early 1970s. While the Soviet Union, after the successful flight of the American spacecraft Apollo 11 to the Moon, simply admitted its defeat in this critical race, the Americans unexpectedly and sharply abandoned further flights, brushing off questions with a rather primitive response, claiming they saw no significant scientific value in Moon missions to justify the enormous budget expenditure. But then why do people not even plan to go to the Moon now? After all, technology has advanced so much that Elon Musk, with his MCT program, plans a manned mission to Mars with a surface landing as early as 2025.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in History
Three Times When Humanity Could Disappear
Ancient civilizations and prophets from around the world have consistently predicted the demise of humanity and the Earth. The calendar of the Maya, the ancient civilization of America, ended on December 21, 2012. At that time, the whole world awaited the end of the world, but it did not happen. However, the prophecies of the famous French soothsayer Michel Nostradamus are detailed until the year 3797. Does this mean that life on Earth will end then, and should we believe such predictions at all? Incidentally, the death of our planet will occur when the Sun goes out, plunging the world into darkness, but this will not happen for at least another billion years. Some even believe in the possibility of black holes forming in the Large Hadron Collider, but that is beyond the realm of fantasy. What catastrophes have threatened and could threaten humanity in the future?
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in History
The Three Most Mysterious Men in History.
Throughout world history, there have been many people whose lives still raise many questions, and far from all the mysteries surrounding these people are destined to be unraveled. Here are three of the most mysterious individuals in world history whose secrets remain unsolved to this day.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in History
The process of demilitarization of Japan after World War II.
The primary factor influencing Japan's disarmament process should be recognized as the geographical difficulties faced by the authorities responsible for the disarmament. This refers to the placement of equipment and weaponry, as Japan was well-prepared to defend its main islands and had preemptively constructed makeshift fortresses equipped with brigades. Strategically important positions, such as the peninsula forming Tokyo Bay, the coastline of Fukuoka (northwestern Japan), and many other positions, were fortified with heavy artillery. In general, significant stocks of military equipment and other assets were dispersed throughout Japan, in thousands of hidden caches located deep in the mountains, in underground tunnels, and camouflaged warehouses, as well as scattered across the extended Japanese landscape.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in History
The South China Sea Dispute: A History of the Conflict
A small outcrop of sand occasionally disrupts the endless expanses of the South China Sea. These islands are modest, even miniature, but they lie at the heart of a fierce territorial dispute among six major claimants: Brunei, China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam. These claimants also conflict over their rights and obligations in the adjacent waters and the seabed beneath them.
By Vitalii Petrov2 years ago in History
