Since childhood we have been taught to live in society: first a kindergarten, additional circles, a school, an institute and, finally, an adult life. School time remains in memory longer than anything else. Why is this so and where do I, a graduate, know about this? After conducting my own small survey, I collected data from everyone who came across my path. In particular, I was interested to learn not only about communications in Russian schools, but also in other countries. I took a short interview with residents of Great Britain, America, Armenia as well.
My goals: since I'm a graduate, I try now to spend more time at school and communicate with classmates. I really wondered if we would support with the class after graduation, whether we will have something in common in the future. I believe that it is very important to communicate well with the class both during and after school. That's why my goal: to identify the regularity of communication with school friends before and after studying in Russia and abroad. Also my second goal: to help both students and long-term school people to establish a language with their school friends. I think this topic is very relevant, because in modern society children do not always realize the importance of this problem. Why and why should we communicate, communicate, communicate with classmates? Who needs it?
My task is to convey to people, not only for students, but also for those who have graduated long ago, that it is important to keep in touch with classmates because classmates are a corridor in childhood. Whatever age we are - we always want to return to childhood even for a second, even for a minute. And you can do it just when communicating with the class. On the basis of my personal investigation, I discovered a certain pattern of good relationships both in Russia and in the UK and other countries.
Sources: Own survey and questioning of former and current students (classmates, friends outside the school, good acquaintances, just acquaintances, relatives, strangers to me, friends of friends and so on) of Russia, Great Britain, Armenia and those who keep in touch with them.
Ukraine has a great diversity of natural landscapes and wildlife. For this reason areas of Ukraine have been declared protected areas, nature reserves and National parks. National Parks in Ukraine are vital for preserving large natural areas and provide the country with great opportunities to develop ecotourism. All Ukrainian national parks are different but once you see them you will fall in love.
Carpathian National Park
We can talk endlessly about the uniqueness of this region. Here you may find archaeological sites that are 15 thousand years old, wooden monuments of folk culture and architecture of the XVI-XIX centuries. Among natural objects, the most famous is Rudyak bog with small cranberries and other rare plants. Moreover, the Kedruvate tract is the only place where cedar pine grows.
Many tourists are fascinated by Dovbush rock while in Yaremche there is an amazing waterfall “Prybiy”, which falls from a height of 12 m and there are large stones in the background.
All this creates an extremely majestic landscape of Carpathian beauty.
Since childhood we have been taught to live in society: first a kindergarten, additional circles, a school, an institute and, finally, an adult life. School time remains in memory longer than anything else. Why is this so and where do I, a graduate, know about this? After conducting my own small survey, I collected data from everyone who came across my path. In particular, I was interested to learn not only about communications in Russian schools, but also in other countries. I took a short interview with residents of Great Britain, America, Armenia as well.
My goals: since I'm a graduate, I try now to spend more time at school and communicate with classmates. I really wondered if we would support with the class after graduation, whether we will have something in common in the future. I believe that it is very important to communicate well with the class both during and after school. That's why my goal: to identify the regularity of communication with school friends before and after studying in Russia and abroad. Also my second goal: to help both students and long-term school people to establish a language with their school friends.
I think this topic is very relevant, because in modern society children do not always realize the importance of this problem. Why and why should we communicate, communicate, communicate with classmates? Who needs it?
My task is to convey to people, not only for students, but also for those who have graduated long ago, that it is important to keep in touch with classmates because classmates are a corridor in childhood. Whatever age we are - we always want to return to childhood even for a second, even for a minute. And you can do it just when communicating with the class.
On the basis of my personal investigation, I discovered a certain pattern of good relationships both in Russia and in the UK and other countries.
Sources:
Own survey and questioning of former and current students (classmates, friends outside the school, good acquaintances, just acquaintances, relatives, strangers to me, friends of friends and so on) of Russia, Great Britain, Armenia and those who keep in touch with them.
Ukraine has a great diversity of natural landscapes and wildlife. For this reason areas of Ukraine have been declared protected areas, nature reserves and National parks. National Parks in Ukraine are vital for preserving large natural areas and provide the country with great opportunities to develop ecotourism. All Ukrainian national parks are different but once you see them you will fall in love.
Carpathian National Park
We can talk endlessly about the uniqueness of this region. Here you may find archaeological sites that are 15 thousand years old, wooden monuments of folk culture and architecture of the XVI-XIX centuries. Among natural objects, the most famous is Rudyak bog with small cranberries and other rare plants. Moreover, the Kedruvate tract is the only place where cedar pine grows.
Many tourists are fascinated by Dovbush rock while in Yaremche there is an amazing waterfall “Prybiy”, which falls from a height of 12 m and there are large stones in the background.
All this creates an extremely majestic landscape of Carpathian beauty.