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The Education System of Russia
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For HON236: Education and Culture in Russia
History of disAbility Movie
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Everybody Rejoice
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From Sweet Home High School's musical production of "The Wiz."- March 26, 2011
Home
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Sweet Home High School's musical production of "The Wiz."- March 26, 2011
Be A Lion
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From Sweet Home High School's production of "The Wiz."- March 26, 2011
Ease On Down the Road
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From the Sweet Home High School musical "The Wiz"- March 26, 2011
Soon As I Get Home
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Sweet Home High School's production of "The Wiz." March 26, 2011
I've Got Rhythm
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Sweet Home High School Musical- Crazy for You, March 14, 2010
Stiff Upper Lip
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Sweet Home High School Musical- Crazy for You, March 14, 2010
Someone to Watch Over Me
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Crazy for You- Sweet Home High School musical- March 14, 2010
Cinderella- Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful
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Cinderella- Do I Love You Because You're Beautiful
Cinderella- Boys and Girls Like You and Me
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Cinderella- Boys and Girls Like You and Me
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Best version of this song that I've ever heard...including Frank and Judy.
I’m going to be the chef in my high schools upcoming production. I’m really excited.
ay me too
Is Russian education good? I am sure it is. Watching how Russia is well active in geopolitics. economics, science, etc. I can say that their education system works well and has build an excellent nation that has won the respect from many other nations.
@@egoruzhanin4642 Well, I don´t know you and I do not know hoe many other countries and schools you have attended, but I am sure you are exagereting too much.
It's nothing as compared to Grukul system of hindu education in lndia
Wtf? The document at 1:06 is not related to education at all. It's about adoption
I am from Ukraine and studied in the Russian/Ukrainian school system my entire life. On average, American students are about 3-4 grades behind Russian students upon graduating High School. US School system is based on mass production, meaning, the requirement of a teacher is to make material available to all students equally. It doesn't mean the quality of the material is good. We reduce the amount of subjects so every kid would graduate equally. That's not the case in Russia and Ukraine. Although first 4-5 years are strictly based on memorization, it is in the 6th grade where classes are moved toward figuring things out and using logic. Most of Russian students start studying Physics and Chemistry in 6-7 grades. These aren't the subjects of pure memorization, it simply doesn't work this way. By the 9th grade, students complete trigonometry and part of calculus. Calculus is an AP class in US system and not available to an average of bellow average student. American kids do not learn languages at all. Not to mention the fact that first language class starts in High School, sometimes you'll see a language offered in 8th grade. By European standards, it is too late tot each a child a language. A foreign language class in the US does not even focus on grammar and pronunciation, but focuses on the culture and traditions. This makes absolutely no sense at all. The middle school is a drag out of elementary school. A science class is a mess as it includes all of the subjects (bio, chemistry, physics) into one and most of the time kids are confused and do not understand anything at all. It is only in High School the subjects are broken into science majors like Physics and Chemistry, etc.
I don’t where you are getting your information from, but they teach languages in the US. They teach Spanish and French to elementary school students. Learning about the culture of the country is a way to teach students about a culture different from their own. What is wrong with that?
Actually, I did graduate in Bulgaria where the educational system is really similar to the one in Russia (due to communistic affiliations and intellectual exchange of ideas and people during the communism between both of those countries) and I can say several things. 1) in reality the curriculum is really comprehensive but also completely ineffective. In both Russia and Bulgaria you study with one single group of students and you can’t change this groups for the rest of your school degree. Basically, all of you study with the same teachers, and follow the same school schedule. 2) Science is baffling theoretical scheme of concepts you just have to memorize , especially in Bulgaria. Here, Chemistry and Biology are more like History: you just memorize and then complete a “topic tests”. Topic test is a test assessing you on just a single unit from the textbook which you have to be able to restate in the exact same way it was written in the textbook on a piece of paper for limited time and in severe test conditions. 3) Here you have non-specialized and specialized education where you study more “complex science” in comparison to the general curriculum. You specialize at the age of 12-13 (yes they literary assume that at the age of 12 you are already knowledgeable of what you are going to work and apply to university with). However, if you decide to study something different then the science you’d chosen as your “specialized subject” in later period of your education... then you’re actually fucked up. And believe me after 3 years of severe teachings in just one or two "specialized", "advanced" subjects you’ll most likely think differently then your 13 years old self. 4) Russians are scientific realists. If you check what’s the philosophical meaning of this term you would probably grasp the reasoning justifying why this is not really the most pleasant attitude towards science in academia in USA. In General, Bulgarian and Russians do not see science as united field but rather something completely disconnected and fragmented in fields of concrete specialization. 5) You do not study how to do proper research in Russia neither Bulgaria. The concept of scientific community is really voguish for Russians and Bulgarians and the reasons for that should’ve become quite clear by now: 1) they were told for the whole of their lives that their “single special science” is the fundamental truth and nothing else counts. 2) and due to the validity of statement number 2 every chance of possible cooperation between different departments is not so likely to happen.
I agree whit everything you've written, during the social ear of the country when we were close to the soviets the things were the same if you having difficulty such as mental or otherwise you're basically tossed out of the system and nobody cares if you're in class or not, however, when I moved into the US from Germany all those years ago my child was having problems too whit the material and was put in such class whit the same level of the other students that was till 5 grade when he did start to gasp more into the material everything went ok. However, one of my friends has the same problem whit their child, mental difficulty, and the teachers are disinterested at all, whatever it succeed or not.
Здесь на 0:55 - 1:00 Разрешение Лично Фурсенко на усыновление русских детей какой-то частной американской НКО 2007 год и 11 февраля 2011го) без всяких обязательств с американской стороны. Татьяна Мануковская (Ки Чанс, литературный псевдоним)
Here's another change to be added how about taking the word attendant out of English language it reminds some of us who were locked up in state hospitals we don't want to see or hear that nasty word
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My school is doing this musical and I love it!
If the Russian system is so bad why are there so many Russian scientists and programmers in the USA ? If you are going to say something about that girl’s grammar try to do it in Russian. That’s it
Russian kids should learn about toxic behavior at school, and how to avoid it. especially these days.
So do others. Kids have always been agressive.
I don't think a bad educational system can produce very deadly fighter jets like the SU35 or the new MIGs.
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People are like, What school is this? This school's stage is so much bigger than ours! And I'm here like... Not all plays are at school's you know... I've done 11 outside of school and only 2 in school.
Yeah I only act in my community theater, I can't deal with the drama in school plays. I know I'm late shush.
We did this play in five days. :)
thanks for the info I'm do a project on the education of russia
ok can someone tell me how many years you go to school how many school levels you have what lessons you do in each school and how you go to universitys or any other after the school i need to know so i can compare it to my country thanks for listening me i love russia
I'll tell you about our schools, but in exchange, can you tell about your schools? Well right now im in 10 grade. You learn in school for 11 years(but you can go to college, or work after 9 grade), than you pass ЕГЭ (Single Goverment exam). After Exam you can go to university. From 1-4 is "Primary"(?) from 5-11 is "Secondary/High" School.(By the way, we dont have only High schools or only primary schools, we have single school in which you learn from 1 to 11 grade.) I will tell you list of lessons i have: 1.Algebra. 2.Geometry. 3.Physics. 4.Russian Lang. 5.Russian Literature. 6.History of Russia. 7.World History. 8.Chemistry. 9 Biology. 10. Man Law Society(about laws) 11.Geography. 12.Informatics.(work with computer) 13.English. (in my school we also learned German) 14.Technology.(boys learn how to work with tools, girls learn to sew and cook.) 15.Physical culture.(sport) 16"NVP" (Primal Military preparation)(Learning how to march, dissasembling guns(AK), and other(Ffter 18 every man(an exception is disabled people) in Russia must serve in army, for one year. School preparing us for this)). Also we had this lesons in previous grades: 1.Drawing. 2.Music. 3.Drafting.(drawing schemes of buildings, tools,and other things that engineer need to know) Marks. We have 4 marks: 5 - Excelent 4 - Good 3 - Satisfactorily(not so bad, but bad) 2 - Bad!!! Very bad!!! (In USSR, schools also had 1 mark. which was the worst). Society. We have classes(not rooms). One class genereally consist of 20-30 people. This people learn together from 1 grade. So you will learn with your friend fromfirst1 grade to the last. P.S: I could forgot to write some lessons, but i think i wrote the general of them. (also sorry for grammar, im still study English). P.P.S: I like my school))
Oh! Also after 9 grade you can choose direction of education: Humanitarian - you have more lang, Literature lesons and etc. or Phys-Mathematic - you have more Physics, Mathematic and other "exact science"(?) lessons.
Okkkay. I live in America, I will tell you about our educational system (btw your English is fantastic). We go to mandatory school for 13 years, 7 hours a day, 5 days a week for 180 days. Ages 5-12, you have one teacher per grade, and they teach basics of geometry, math, sciences, history, ect. But once you reach 6th grade, around 13, you have 6 or seven (depending on the school), in which you have a list of mandatory classes consisting of Physical Education, Math, Reading, History, and Sciences. This goes on for 3 school years. When you enter High School you have same amount of classes, but the your scheduled is up to you. To graduate High School, you must complete a number of required classes, which teach Math, Language, and Sciences, but these can vary on difficulty based on what your skill level is. Here is a list of my classes this year- AP= Advanced Placement (Highest difficulty you can take other than University courses). Honors= Above average difficulty. AP Math AP US history Honors Language French 2 Phycology Economics Business (Financial Literacy) The school year is broken in 3 or four section (varying on school), some of the classes overlap into the next section, because they take longer to master. The foreign language section is poor. I have take a total of 4 years, 2 in French and 2 in Spanish, and am taking my 3rd year of French now. You may choose to take a foreign language, but the choice of what to learn depends on whether you have someone teaching that language. (i.e. some schools may have a Japanese teachers, others a German). The American school system is designed to rule out the weak and those who will not learn. They give equal opportunity to students coming in, and allow the student to choose whether to work hard or not. This system lets the hardworking minority to become successful in later life, while the majority works the labor and low tier jobs.
Okkkay. I live in America, I will tell you about our educational system (btw your English is fantastic). We go to mandatory school for 13 years, 7 hours a day, 5 days a week for 180 days. Ages 5-12, you have one teacher per grade, and they teach basics of geometry, math, sciences, history, ect. But once you reach 6th grade, around 13, you have 6 or seven (depending on the school), in which you have a list of mandatory classes consisting of Physical Education, Math, Reading, History, and Sciences. This goes on for 3 school years. When you enter High School you have same amount of classes, but the your scheduled is up to you. To graduate High School, you must complete a number of required classes, which teach Math, Language, and Sciences, but these can vary on difficulty based on what your skill level is. Here is a list of my classes this year- AP= Advanced Placement (Highest difficulty you can take other than University courses). Honors= Above average difficulty. AP Math AP US history Honors Language French 2 Phycology Economics Business (Financial Literacy) The school year is broken in 3 or four section (varying on school), some of the classes overlap into the next section, because they take longer to master. The foreign language section is poor. I have take a total of 4 years, 2 in French and 2 in Spanish, and am taking my 3rd year of French now. You may choose to take a foreign language, but the choice of what to learn depends on whether you have someone teaching that language. (i.e. some schools may have a Japanese teachers, others a German). The American school system is designed to rule out the weak and those who will not learn. They give equal opportunity to students coming in, and allow the student to choose whether to work hard or not. This system lets the hardworking minority to become successful in later life, while the majority works the labor and low tier jobs.
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lol you're talking such nonsense. Russia has the best system of education. Compared to the Americans, Russian more intelligent. We have the best teacher, not some idiots who really do not know the subject. THIS IS EVERYTHING nonsense! Do not listen!
ohhh fuck you you are jealous
David Coria that first statement is debatable
If Russia has the best education, why is your English grammar so bad?
WILD LetsPlays you may be right but American one is more better than Russian .
Bullshit! Nice try...I like English a lot because it is easy to read and write clearly. I try to learn Russian but it is very complicated. I believe anyone in the world are the same equal to be intelligent and human beings! Believe it or not! If you disagree with me, that's fine. ( Please don't be a racist like you!) Just Be yourself!
I just got casted as the queen in Cinderella yesterday for my school play and my ex is the king! But anyways I love this so much! Great job
i also got it and it’s my first show EVER. do you have any tips???
B.S. I want to school in Moscow it is not like that
Sounded like they were lip syncing...
Are the works of Solzhenitsyn and Sakharov available to all students in Russia?
Well, of course they are, because nowadays, almost every Russian student has access to the Internet.
Besides mentioned works of Solzhenitsyn and Sakharov, there are many interesting books for Russian students to read. Try again ! ;-)
Putin made Solzhenitsyn's _Gulag Archipelago_ and _One Day In The Life Of Ivan Denisovich_ mandatory reading in high schools. Surprisingly enough, a genocidal KGB neo-fascist and an anti-Soviet martyr can be very good friends.
+John Culley You asked a question, are Solzhenitsyn's works available to Russian students, and I gave you the answer: they're not only available, they're actually mandatory. Reality turned out better than you could even imagine, aren't you happy? Maybe now you can get a life instead of playing this wise old man in the cyber space?
As far as I know, Soljenitzin is a must.
Is Roy Medvedev's famous 1989 article entitled "The Bitter Truth" found at pages 18 and 19 of Pravda International magazine available to all students in Russia?
book of sociology or history is better...
How did the girl who played the Queen NOT get Cinderella?
+bucca2 oooooo cute cockatiel :3
Let me say something. The curriculum in the USA and Russia are NOT similar. Like, at all. I went to first and second grade in Russia and learned pre-algebra, complex equations, etc. When I came to the USA and started third grade, they were STILL learning their MULTIPLICATION TABLES. I was like wtf I already learned this in the first month of first grade. I only started learning new things in about 7th grade. So basically, Russian kids learn in 1st and second grade what Americans learn in 7 years of school. Let me tell you, Russian schools are really advanced and produce smart kids.
Russian students don't learn enough about the dark side of their own history.
Alise, I must say that as an American who is interested in learning more about Russia (while trying to avoid any lies the media bombards us with), what you said there in your post was an absolute eye-opener. You are absolutely right about our third grade math education, and over here, they won't teach you pre-algebra, etc. until 7th or 8th grade. And yet many of us wonder why people around the world look down on Americans. I think it's time for more Americans to wake up and see things for what they really are when it comes to our education system vs. the education system of countries like Russia.
John Culley Your students know nether history nor geography. Most of them aren't able to locate the USA on World's Map without assistance.
+Kit Carson
Kit Carson LOL I went through Russian schools between grade 1 and 5. Trust if anything its Americans who don't know geography. In Russia geography is basic education I was learning the same shit in US we learned in 2nd and 3rd grade geography in Russia. America emphasis on geography would be the last topic you would compare to Russia. Either your aiming hard or your pulling shit out your ass, but you're dead wrong claiming about superior geography understanding because US is about the worst in that. From experience Russia put way more emphasis on geography in elementary school that even the better side of western Europe your argument is plane laughable.
Do Russian schools teach Roy Medvedev's famous 1989 interview article entitled "The Bitter Truth" found at pages 18-19 of Volume 3 Number 4 of Pravda International magazine, the official organ of both the USSR and the CPSU? This article describes how Stalin and his government repressed and murdered 40 million innocent people including 10 million Ukrainians. Any education system in Russia that ignores this and other fruits of glasnost is useless and dangerous.
its because that never happened dude
John Culley I guess you ignorant American dude or wherever you're from know more then me a person whos family has been living in Russia for centuries, But you keep on believing dude you're just like your countrymen always ignorant and always hate Russia and will say anything negative. I'm not gonna argue with you because I have had enough arguing on this manner. But just know this that you are a ignorant person.
John Culley Oh yes mister smart American you really do know my country maan nice! I guess my grandparents were living in a dimension of separate reality.
Vladimir Tarasov Why would Pravda International publish Soviet legislator Medvedev's article in 1989 if it wasn't the truth? Isn't that what Pravda means? Many westerners know more about Russia than your grandparents who lived on a steady diet of Soviet lies for decades. Historian Alec Nove spent his entire life studying the economy of the Soviet Union. In the fourth edition of his book entitled "An Economic History of the USSR" he announced he was no longer studying the Economic History of the USSR because the great mass of economic data he studied was false and distorted to hide decades of Soviet stupidity and bungling. How much of this did your grandparent's know about? Did they know about the famous super advanced Soviet N-1 rockets engines that the Politburo wanted to make into pig sties but Soviet engineers hid for 22 years until they could sell them to the Americans who were amazed at how well they worked and used them to launch American satellites into orbit?
John Culley Ignoramus you have no clue about my country and I won't argue with you because no matter what I say you will be fixed onto this stupid bullshit put into your westerner brain. Do you think we ride bears too?
im playing the king in areastage! ❤️
I have the role as the queen but we have different script.
This year I'll be playing the Queen in my high school's production of Cinderella :) I am beyond excited for that!
I like the kid who is playing the king
I like the kid who is playing the king
This is by far the best version of this song in Cinderella that I've heard! :) I just got the role of the Queen last week and I'm especially excited to be singing this song with my good friend who is playing the king (and also, my first role to be featured in a song this school year). Well done, you two!
do you have any tips! i also got the queen and it’s my first show i’ve ever done. i’m so nervous!
I heard about the mathematics department at the Lomonosov university, very tough programs. Good quality education overthere.
MrGermanBrazil , this year they won the coolest international programming competition)
Paperking 57 can you give me a link to that competition
so do i
i played the king in my play in hinsdale central school NY it was my last high school play not much of a sports person i easily choose play over sports
I played the King in a production of Cinderella, and was sad that they cut this song for our version, because it's so beautiful, but they decided to give the song, "Do I Love you Because your Beautiful" to the King after changing the lyrics around to "Do you Love Her Because She's Beautiful", It was more a song about the King questioning his son about the girl he barely knows.
I am in the play Cinderella in our school. I am the downs people and maiden,
@cindyrella83 yeah we are doing this for are school play and this is like my favorite part along with "why would fellow like a girl like her"
GAH! She's singing my lines! But it's a great rendition of the song. (Ours is better)
@iluvmusic114 It doesn't fit well because it was originally written for "Meet Me in St. Louis" but didn't fit well since the rest of the film was written by someone else. They shelved it and stuck it into Cinderella later. It's a lovely song, though!
@joshhfan1 I'm the queen too!!! :D
is this the G2K version of cinderella?
cool
Papp what the hell were they doing casting you in a baritone role?!
@iluvmusic114 Sweet i like ur guys stage! its alot biger then ours at my school. we are doing the same musical this year n im picked to be the queen. so is this song the way the script is written?