Живущая в США блогер из России Нелли Андерсон рассказала, в чем разница между американскими и российскими школами
The main idea of the text is that American schools and Russian schools have key differences. The article, based on the observations of a Russian blogger living in the US, highlights these differences:
* Length of schooling: American children attend school for 12 years, a longer duration compared to what Russians are accustomed to.
* Classroom materials: Younger students in the US use pencils instead of pens to allow for erasing errors.
* Classroom culture: Publicly reprimanding children or announcing their grades is considered inappropriate in US schools, unlike in some Russian schools.
Essentially, the text focuses on contrasting the educational experiences and practices prevalent in the US and Russia.
The main idea of the text is that American schools and Russian schools have key differences. The article, based on the observations of a Russian blogger living in the US, highlights these differences: * Length of schooling: American children attend school for 12 years, a longer duration compared to what Russians are accustomed to. * Classroom materials: Younger students in the US use pencils instead of pens to allow for erasing errors. * Classroom culture: Publicly reprimanding children or announcing their grades is considered inappropriate in US schools, unlike in some Russian schools. Essentially, the text focuses on contrasting the educational experiences and practices prevalent in the US and Russia.
