by Craig Turp
November 1, 2010
Bucharest
Three or four years ago, when number one son’s class started learning English at (his then) kindergarden, we overlooked – for the first few weeks – the fact that he was being taught English by a woman who had an accent thicker than Ion Iliescu. Like Iliescu, her English was in fact excellent – [...]
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by Craig Turp
March 23, 2010
Bucharest
We have in the recent past written at some length about what we think of Romania’s education system (or, rather, about the tiny part of it we have any experience of), and to save any of you from reading that long post again, our thoughts are basically this: we think we get a good deal. [...]
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