You mean money talks right ... so if you can afford it, can you can get a good education? If so, that's ironic, given that free education was one of the success stories of the USSR.
Money would likely get you better education. The problem stems from the fact that those who taught my age group have retired and the replacements aren't good enough mainly because Russian government abandoned educational sector just like they abandoned sports since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Everything's beginning to hurt right now because these people are entering work force and most of them don't have the skills, talent or drive to teach.
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You mean money talks right ... so if you can afford it, can you can get a good education? If so, that's ironic, given that free education was one of the success stories of the USSR.
Money would likely get you better education. The problem stems from the fact that those who taught my age group have retired and the replacements aren't good enough mainly because Russian government abandoned educational sector just like they abandoned sports since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Everything's beginning to hurt right now because these people are entering work force and most of them don't have the skills, talent or drive to teach.