evenflow1969
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Blow me again ! WHo the fuck left you in charge. I will spend my energy on what I feel important not what some dumb fuck located who knows where thinks is important.How bout you blow me. I am not spell checking textsAmerican education is much more focused on theory, hands on like yourss a bit arder to get until high school.It is then not mandatory. Those who can handle college prep stay in classes focuses on harder subject's and those who do not apear able to handle college prep get filed into classes like you speak of.Wish schools would be more trade focused in USA. I got a Bachelor's and Masters now I drive a truck. Wish I skipped college and went to trade school.
Thank you.
As I understand it, in America, teaching subjects is at will, which is very different.
In the USSR, school education was the same for all. Same textbooks, the same subjects and even the same uniform.
The school is 10 years of study. Including - the training of physical workr. "a man must be able to work not only with his head, but also with his hands."
This is not professional training. You can not get a job as a carpenter, fitter, turner or electrician, having only a school education. But, in the USSR it was believed that every man should have basic knowledge of working with wood, metal, electricity, etc., every woman can sew, cook, etc.
Vocational education is:
1. If you have finished 8 classes of school, you can enter the "Professional School" PTU, after which you will be working: a builder, a mechanic, a turner Or, enter the "Technical College", then you will be an electrician, a nurse, an auto mechanic ...
2. If you graduated from the 10th grade of the school, or graduated from the PTU, the Technical College, you can enter the Institute or the University.
You will receive a Higher Education.
- Graduate Instite - an engineer, doctor, economist, lawyer. As I understand it, it corresponds to a bachelor's degree.
- A graduate of the University is a scientific worker in all branches of science. Master?
3. If you graduated from an institute or university, you can study in graduate school and defend a thesis, then get a scientific title.
It should be noted that all education in the USSR and, in part, in modern Russia, is free. In addition, if you are a student and study well, you receive a scholarship - about 1/3 of the average salary in the country.
In the early 90's, when the USSR collapsed, many people with higher education lost their jobs. Especially technical experts - physics, mathematics.
Please do not post on the topic of education until you get one!
Why would anyone consider your opinions if you are too fucking lazy to get it right? That post was an abortion that you should have seen coming a mile away.
Don't be a hypocrite! Stay off the education comments until you get one or show evidence thereof!