The new language act approved by Slovak parliament seriously harms ethnic Hungarians in Slovakia and Slovak-Hungarian relations as a whole, Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai said on Wednesday.
Slovakia’s language act goes against by the letter and also the spirit of the basic treaty between Hungary and Slovakia and several other international treaties, Bajnai said.
Depending on further developments, it should be reconsidered if and when the planned bilateral prime ministerial meeting should take place and what subjects should be covered, he added.
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And he is the counselor I’d trust my going into litigation. In fact, one couldn’t use him even as a stenographer. Excellent!
In early care and education trends online education has main part because this is a popular and best way for get certifications and degrees without joining institutes.
Online education has its limitations. But then again, so does under-funded schools, and poor teachers,and limited curriculums, etc.
Unruly pupils – read “gangsters” do not help either.
The British government is considering sending in troops to some schools to combat the appaling behaviour. (I am not joking, either!)