Hello friends! I don’t speak English that well. I’m on my start of learning the language And first of all I wish any of students get success in their study and I want to thank all the teachers who really involved in the process and give us an opportunity to master our skills in languages Here is the thing about the Russian school what I just want to share with you is that Russian schooling system is a pointless thing. And this is my opinion, I will never change it. The thing is the small students of the public schools, those little kids about 6-7 years have to sit straight during all the lesson. Of course they still have a very short finger gymnastics during the lesson But who said that their studying gets better if they can’t stand up or turned head around to look at the classmates. Why do they even can’t have even a day per week when all of the classmates can sit in a cozy way on a carpet and learn the subject? This is pointless rule to sit very straight doesn’t make the kids more disciplined, but it make them more nervous and even sad about the class time. I’m sure they would learn faster, better and with more desire if not this is a very old and serious rule-to sit only straight! Don’t move and look at the teacher only! Or you will get a punishment and your parents will know you don’t follow the school rule! That’s what I think

Hello friends! I don’t speak English that well. I’ve just started learning the language And first of all, I wish students are successful in their study, and I want to thank all the teachers who were really involved in the process and give us an opportunity to master our skills in languages Here is the thing about Russian school, what I just want to share with you. This is a pointless thing. And my opinion will never change. The thing is the younger students of public schools, those little kids about 6-7 years, have to sit straight throughout the lesson. Of course they still have a very short finger gymnastics during the lesson But who said that their study gets better if they can’t stand up or turn their heads around to look at the classmates? Why can’t they have even a day per week when all of the classmates can sit cozily on a carpet and learn the subject? This pointless rule to sit very straight doesn’t make kids more disciplined, but it make them more nervous and even sad about the class time. I’m sure they would learn faster, better and with more desire if not for this very old and serious rule-to only sit straight! Don’t move and look at the teacher only! Or you will get a punishment and you parents will know you don’t follow the school rule! That’s what I think.

Hello friends! I don’t speak English that well. I’m at the start of learning the language And first of all, I wish any of students get success in their study and I want to thank all the teachers who really involved in a process and give us an opportunity to master our skills in languages Here is the thing about Russian schools that I just want to share with you. This is a pointless thing. And this is my opinion that I will never change. The thing is the small students of public schools, those little kids about 6-7 years have to sit straight during the lessons. Of course, they still have very short finger gymnastics during the lesson But who said that their study gets better if they can’t stand up or turned their head around to look at their classmates. Why can't they even have one day per week when all of the classmates can sit in a cozy way on a carpet and learn the subject? This pointless rule to sit very straight doesn’t make kids more disciplined, but it makes them more nervous and even sad about the class time. I’m sure they would learn faster, better, and with more desire if not for this very old and serious rule-to sit only straight! Don’t move and look at the teacher only! Or you will get punished and your parents will know you didn't follow the school rule! That’s what I think.

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