This is perhaps the most important question that people ask when we discuss Romanian education. People think that education in Romania is a system that caters to the needs of the country’s upper classes and that only the lower classes are capable of succeeding. This isn’t true. Every single child in Romania goes to school, and they succeed or fail based on their ability to learn. Also, they learn in a very structured, orderly, and systematic way.
The Romanian system is very structured and the parents are very strict with their educational goals, from day one. While Romania has been in the hands of educational authorities for many years, they haven’t been trained by the Romanian Ministry of Education, and the Romanian Government has been against it for a long time. They have some very serious problems with Romania being one of the most poor in the world, a place where there are no schools, and they have no way to communicate directly with the kids.
My goal is to get students to take a few classes, and to have them work on their skills in a way that is fun, and to help them learn the game. With so many students taking this course (and many others) it will be a rather slow process. So while I am hopeful that these students will really learn to be proud of their education (and in the spirit of social justice), this is not a strategy that anyone should ever take.
And for the record, even if this course is a success, the education system in the country in which you live is a mess, so this is a huge waste of time. Just because you have a class in school, doesn’t mean you can take it away from other people. As a society, we need to create a system by which people learn to be educated and to take pride in their education.
The system of education is not a small one. It’s a big one; we have to make sure that the people who are the least likely to take it all back are the ones with the most opportunities for advancement. In the end, it’s a big thing that the system will have to change. That’s an important point to make when we’re talking about educating people.
I think what a lot of people forget is the whole idea of education is not just for the kids. I mean, we all go to school because our parents were teachers. But not everyone does. So the question is, what system is most likely to help the people who need it most? One that doesn’t rely on the parents needing to take it away from the kids is the most efficient system.
The kids are still learning to read when they’re allowed to. They’re not allowed to write when they’re allowed to. So it’s about the time we move from education to teaching, not about the kids being taught. The point is that education is the primary focus of the people who work for the government. That’s a big thing in a system of government, but it’s also a big thing that we don’t have to do on a regular basis.
I like this video because it shows that teaching is not for the littlest kids, and the point of schools is to create jobs for the people who have kids in them, not the kids themselves. Education is the primary focus of those who work for the government, not the kids themselves.
Education is a huge issue in Romania. I have a friend who is a teacher in a private school and she is adamant about giving her students the best possible education. But the reality is a small percentage of the people in the system are actually teaching. That creates a problem because most of the kids in the system can’t do basic math. The parents, on the other hand, are not allowed to do any real work for their kids, so they have to teach them.
What you’re saying is the government might have a problem with the education system. We have a school for education (which has a very large one) that teaches in a very supportive environment. This is not a problem for the kids, but it is a problem for the government itself.