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Students in authoritarian El Salvador will have to be polite or expect consequences in the future. Those who do not greet at least 15 times will then remain seated and have to repeat the class. The new regulation aims to promote discipline in schools. Those who do not "good morning", "thank you" or "please say" will be punished with points in the future. This is not only about the teachers, but also about the fellow students. For example, it is …
In upper secondary school in Germany, 15 points correspond to the best possible performance. In schools in authoritarian El Salvador, 15 points soon stand for rudeness and can lead to sitting.
From September, Public Schools in El Salvador Will Enforce Courtesy Rules for Students.
The Ministry of Education of El Salvador announced the implementation of the new Regulation for the Promotion of Courtesy in all public schools starting September 1. The initiative, outlined in a memorandum shared by Minister Karla Trigueros, introduces a system of demerits to encourage students to practice basic expressions of courtesy such as “Good morning,” “Please,” and “Thank you.” Hoy envié el memorándum sobre el Reglamento para la Promoc…
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rnd.deIn El Salvador, students are to be punished with points for lack of courtesy such as «Please» or «Thank you»; from 15 points on, the school year will be repeated.
Every time you violate the courtesy rules, students in El Salvador are punished with one point. 15 points have to be repeated.
The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MINEDUCYT) announced on Sunday August 24 the implementation of a new regulation that seeks to inculcate basic expressions of courtesy in the national public education system. The measure, called “Regulation for the Promotion of School Courtesy”, was announced by the holder of the portfolio [...] The post Public Schools will apply sanctions for lack of courtesy as of September appeared first on D…
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