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Forum: Italy
Mar 18th 2015, 9:54 am
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

So, don't let her go. you might find an excuse, i.e. that she did not feel well that morning.
Anyway, helmets for caving must have the light of course but maybe who wrote the message just wanted to...
Forum: Italy
Mar 13th 2015, 9:01 am
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

Exactly! Some ignorant must have said that music can be taught in English!
Here in Doha, the American piano teacher of my daughter is learning from us some Italian because she needs it for her...
Forum: Italy
Oct 20th 2014, 11:11 am
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

I think that there are different situations in Italy.
My daughter - in Tuscany - went to a "asilo nido" (nursery? in English?) and a "Scuola materna" which, "de facto", were Montessori schools even...
Forum: Italy
Sep 9th 2014, 4:18 am
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

You are right, but it depends on the teacher. Formally the programme is "history of philosophy", and this has a reason, coming from the major inspirer of the italian culture and school system of the...
Forum: Italy
Sep 6th 2014, 5:44 am
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

[QUOTE=sunnysider;11393362]Would you mind if, when I have a bit more time over the w/end, and at the risk of being boring if I ask you on the public forum for more views on some of the specific...
Forum: Italy
Sep 6th 2014, 5:33 am
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

No Lorna, the exam that pupils take at the end of secondary school is "esame di maturità"

the "Esame di stato" is another kind o exam: it is the exam that (some) graduates do in order to be...
Forum: Italy
Aug 28th 2014, 10:19 pm
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

May I please ask you how does it work i the UK if a pupil has problems and is not able to face the next class?
sa this does not interestest The British, you May send me Private messages
Thanks
Forum: Italy
Aug 7th 2014, 8:47 am
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

I agree with Sunnysider that this goes beyond ant satyre, but I would not generalise....
Italian universities are also made of people who work hard and love their job. Despite the lack of money for...
Forum: Italy
Jun 18th 2014, 9:13 pm
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

You are right, unfortunately.
Both me and my husband, not being relatives or friends to any important "barone", :-) we have been victims of this system as well. We were wrong not to leave Italy at...
Forum: Italy
Jun 17th 2014, 11:34 pm
Replies: 2,578
Views: 260,046
Posted By primularossa

Re: Schools, teachers, kids and parents. Education in general.

Uhm.....things are not really like that. Well every university has got their own rules, or - better - every "corso di laurea". Sessions for discussing the thesis are usually estabilished year after...
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