Re:India school-leaving exam: A controversy that cost 23 lives
by sersi on Sunday August 25, 2019 @08:01AM
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Germany isn't the same at all, there are multiple paths for kids to have a decent life. A kid who is not admitted to a Gymnasium and goes to a Realschule can still hope to get an apprenticeship and have a decent life.
In india, because of the poverty, for a lot of kids getting good results is their one ticket to a good life. You just can't compare the pressure in a first world country to the pressure of a third world country.
Re:India school-leaving exam: A controversy that cost 23 lives
by k__ on Sunday August 25, 2019 @08:59AM
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Good point.
That would explain why people from Idia always seem a bit more focuses and harsh about work, for the there has always been much on the line. In Germany we are also work focused, but overall a bit more chill, at least in my experience...
Re:India school-leaving exam: A controversy that cost 23 lives
by sumedh on Sunday August 25, 2019 @07:17AM
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You cannot compare India with Germany, Germany is a welfare state, in India if you cannot get a good job then the next question you have to ask is will there be food on the table tomorrow.
Re:India school-leaving exam: A controversy that cost 23 lives
by k__ on Sunday August 25, 2019 @09:04AM
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You're right.
It's hard to fathom such countries.
On the one hand I see very industrious and smart people from countries like India and Nigeria online, on the other hand people are starving in those countries.
Here in Germany it's the same, but somehow we manage a bit better to don't over burden our children.