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Putin and Minister of Education Fursenko E 'for some time that Elena told me about an article in the Novaya Gazeta "that talks about the new, hotly contested (parents) of school reform that is being prepared in Russia. L 'article is Yulia Latynina, but this new iniziativa che la Duma si è presa a cuore e fortemente voluta dal partito di Putin Edinaja Rossija ha scatenato innumerevoli reazioni. Per ora si tratta di un progetto del Ministero dell'istruzione. Ma si tratta di un progetto che presuppone un'idea di scuola totalmente diversa da quella esistente. Anzi, un'idea di discente, di uomo, anzi di suddito.  Dalla nona classe la giornata scolastica verrà divisa in due parti. Durante la prima si farà scuola in modo tradizionale, durante la seconda ci saranno varie attività finalizzate a educare il giovane alla vita sociale.  La cosa più rilevante però è il cocktail di materie that the minister considers necessary to form the citizens of tomorrow. There remain only four mandatory subjects areas: gymnastics, fundamentals of security (основы бесопасности жизнедеятельности), and civic maturity "Russia in the world." Even the linguistic formulation of these new materials makes one shudder. Sure, there are five other optional subjects that you can enter your choice. Be considered, however, mean that education will become a payment and then assume that there will be a strong differentiation of the curriculum in relation to the cost of the route school choice. Mathematics, English, literature ... is entirely optional and debatable point. lI firm and shared is a beautiful healthy and strong patriotism. It is to regret the dazzling technical and scientific education, the general good level of mathematics, solid notionism Soviet literary school. I say this as a paradox, however ... On 24 February the Levada Center, a center for sociological analysis and serious and independent polls, released its survey on this project, perhaps reflecting the different polls that probably handled the majority of Russians said they wanted a reform of education. Levada The survey shows that 77% of Russians is horrified by the proposed reform. The horror rises among Muscovites (85%). And I think already in my small practice of equivalence of university degrees in ten years. The illustration is from the site of the Russian Ministry of Education: http://eng.mon.gov.ru/