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‘Deliberately priming teachers’ New guidelines call on Russian teachers to monitor foreign students for signs of ‘criminal tendencies’
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This document is intended for teachers and sets out a list of signs that are supposed to alert students to potential "drifts" and recommends a stronger ideological framework.
‘Deliberately priming teachers’ New guidelines call on Russian teachers to monitor foreign students for signs of ‘criminal tendencies’
New guidelines issued to Russian teachers tell them to keep a closer eye on foreign students — from the words they use in class to the websites they visit — in a bid to spot potential “criminal tendencies.” The instructions, laid out by regional education ministries, flag frequent political and religious discussions, as well as disparaging attitudes toward “Russian values” and state symbols, as potential warning signs. Here’s a closer look at wh…
According to a text identified by the Russian newspaper close to the government, Vedomosti, Russian schools have been given a guide to identify in pupils of foreign parents the deviant behaviors that would run counter to the patriotic discourse. It also proposes actions to familiarize them with the spiritual and moral values of Russia.
The Ministry of Education in Russia, together with the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Education and Science, has developed recommendations for teachers on the identification of foreign children "intended for illegal actions", reports Meduza Live, regarding Vedomosti.
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