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Bashkir State Univeristy |
A. Education/type of schooling
-provision is made for any child to study in his/her own native
language; however, all children grow up studying Russian as a primary language
-there has been a renewed emphasis by the government to stress the
importance of education; there has been considerable investment in technology
(computers, vcrs) to
bring updated educational approaches.
-students are expected in many cases to continue past secondary school
into technical institutes, college, or higher-education studies
-at the secondary level Russian language becomes a compulsory subject
B. Labor/tasks
-as a general rule children in the villages are expected to share an
amount of the daily chores of a household
-in the cities, young people generally do not work until they have
finished basic education and even then may work only part-time while they study in an apprentice setting
or attempt higher education
