Re:The Hungarian Approach and How It Fits the American Educa...
by roel_v on Tuesday November 14, 2017 @02:59AM
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"The government increases centralisation"
"forcefully decreases teacher authority and freedom"
"the wages are still very low (even though multiple raises had been promised)"
Just curious (I don't know anything about actually living in Communist times/system) - isn't that what it was like under Soviet [rule|influence]? What's different this time?
Re:The Hungarian Approach and How It Fits the American Educa...
by xab9 on Wednesday November 15, 2017 @06:57AM
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Many of my friends, especially the older ones say that it's pretty similar to the socialist era around here :D I don't know myself, been a kid around the shift of the regimes.
"forcefully decreases teacher authority and freedom"
"the wages are still very low (even though multiple raises had been promised)"
Just curious (I don't know anything about actually living in Communist times/system) - isn't that what it was like under Soviet [rule|influence]? What's different this time?