About Russian higher education
Sitting in the classroom on Thursday I realized that we spend our precious time pointless at the university. Why do I think so? Because the majority of Russian students there get knowledge that they will not be able to implement into practice. Too much theory but zero of practice. It's true. Instead of studying useful information we must go to the university on lessons about five times a week. If I had the choice and knew it all before I wouldn't go to the university. I would do useful things for myself or go to work if I wouldn’t study there.
Another important thing. The most of teachers in Russian universities don’t perform their obligations to students. They don’t teach students as it should. I mean that the teachers, for example, can let you go to home if you and teacher know each other very well or if you wrote with teacher a science article. I have many examples about it, but no point in name all. It’s important that you become a “favorite student” of this teacher and in this case you have more rights than others students. It’s Russian reality in the most of universities and that’s pity.
I’m happy that I learn for free because I don’t see any reason to pay for this level of education. I’m sorry for my university including. I’m happy that I will graduate in six months and I will be the bachelor of law.
You know in this case it’s important to do a self-education at home. I have been doing it for three last years. I hope that maybe this situation soon will change in Russian universities. I would be glad.
Thank’s for attention everyone!
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About Russian higher education
Sitting in the classroom on Thursday I realized that we spend our precious time pointless at the university. Why do I think so? Because the majority of Russian students there get knowledge that they will not be able to implement into practice. Too much theory but zero of practice. It's true. Instead of studying useful information we must go to the university on lessons about five times a week. If I had the choice and knew it all before I wouldn't go to the university. I would do useful things for myself or go to work if I wouldn’t study there.Another important thing. The most of teachers in Russian universities don’t perform their obligations to students. They don’t teach students as it should. I mean that the teachers, for example, can let you go to home if you and teacher know each other very well or if you wrote with teacher a science article. I have many examples about it, but no point in name all. It’s important that you become a “favorite student” of this teacher and in this case you have more rights than others students. It’s Russian reality in the most of universities and that’s pity.
I’m happy that I learn for free because I don’t see any reason to pay for this level of education. I’m sorry for my university including. I’m happy that I will graduate in six months and I will be the bachelor of law.
You know in this case it’s important to do a self-education at home. I have been doing it for three last years. I hope that maybe this situation soon will change in Russian universities. I would be glad.
Thank’s for attention everyone!
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About Russian Higher Education
Sitting in the classroom, on Thursday, I realised that we spend our precious time pointless at the university all the time spend at university is pointless. Why do I think so?Because, the majority of Russian students there get knowledge that they will not be able to implement or put into practice. Too much theory, but zero of practice. It's true, Instead of studying useful information, we must go to the university on [and take / have] lessons about five times a week. If I had the choice and knew it all before known before, what I know now, then I wouldn't go to the university. I would instead do useful things for myself, or go to work, but I wouldn’t study there.
Another important thing. The mMost of the teachers in Russian universities don’t perform fulfil their obligations to their students. They don’t teach students, as it they should. I mean that the teachers, for example, can let you go to home if you and
teacher know each other very well or if you wrote with teacher a
science article. I have many examples about it, but no point in name
all. Teachers' for example have favourite students and will let you go home if you write them a science article, or they know you well. I have many other examples, but there is no point in naming them all.
It’s important that you become a “favourite [British spelling] student” of the teacher and in this that case you have more rights than others students. It’s a reality in the most of Russian universities, and that’s a pity.
I’m happy that I learn for my education is free, because I don’t see any reason to pay for this level of education anyone would pay. I’m sorry, but sadly, I also have to include my university in this. I’m happy that I will graduate in six months as a Bachelor of Law.
It’s important to study at home, to supplement your university education, and I've been doing it for three last years the last three years.
I hope that this situation, in Russian universities will change soon. I would be extremely happy if it did.
Thanks for your attention everyone!
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Sitting in the classroom on Thursday I realised that we waste our time at university. Why do I think this? It is because the majority of the Russian students there don't get the knowledge they can use in practice. Too much theory but zero practice. We must go to university five times a week but do not get relevant information that will help us in life. I wouldn't have chosen university if I knew this before. Instead I would have started working and a career.
Most of the teachers in Russian universities don’t perform their obligations to students. They don’t teach students as they should. For example: teachers may let their students go home if they know each other very well. I have many examples but it will take a long time to explain them all. It’s important that you become a “favorite student” of the teacher to gain more rights than other students. It’s a pity that this is a reality in Russian universities.
I’m glad that I learn for free because I don’t see a reason to pay for this level of education. I’m happy that I will be graduating in six months and I will be a bachelor of law.
In this case self-education is important. I have been doing this for the last three years. I will be glad if this situation were to change in Russian universities.
Thank you for listening.
Most of the teachers in Russian universities don’t perform their obligations to students. They don’t teach students as they should. For example: teachers may let their students go home if they know each other very well. I have many examples but it will take a long time to explain them all. It’s important that you become a “favorite student” of the teacher to gain more rights than other students. It’s a pity that this is a reality in Russian universities.
I’m glad that I learn for free because I don’t see a reason to pay for this level of education. I’m happy that I will be graduating in six months and I will be a bachelor of law.
In this case self-education is important. I have been doing this for the last three years. I will be glad if this situation were to change in Russian universities.
Thank you for listening.
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Конечно, всё это грустно, но мне почему-то казалось, что так только в моём университете...А в последнее время всё больше и больше наталкиваюсь на подобные размышления со всех уголков страны и понимаю, что проблема достигла огромных масштабов.
Только вопрос в том, что мы, студенты, можем изменить? И каким образом.
Особенно если учиться нравится по сути и хочется развиваться в этом направлении...Но добавлять после бакалавриата ещё 2 года такой же фигни..(
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Eva, you can see that is reality and it's normal for Russian universities
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