case that their country's universities are better than university in the u_s_

has had belgium eva canada we've had the u_k_ will finally we get a video from a

student is making the opposite cases from will he's studying in the u_k_

right now and he makes the case that the schools there are much easier than

schools in the u_s_ abacha's reviews on the three years long

i mean given did you do dissertation at the end of the provision of only eight

to ten thousand words long

coverage

anyways at the airport managing upon the results

another point is that people need to be

six classes and your

they don't one of the semester system if the terms of some sort of returns

the same classes for the four-year embark on we have a lot more assessments

here there's maybe one or two research papers and one of them

there's an exam of all and that's what the whole entire year you need thirty

five percent

to path

carrying five percent

possible solution don't think there were two sisters on

i mean i don't know if it's just the u dot bye ma'am right

people don't refer cost

promising american who's standing in the day right traveling abroad so i don't

know maybe that's is way up like you don't take a jab at institutions in the

u_k_ while saying that you know american study a lot harder

it's interesting that he brings that up because there is a sin tire documentary

called race to nowhere where they talk about how there's too much pressure on

students in the united states right not i've personally don't buy that out all i

don't think there's too much pressure in terms of academics i think there's

definitely too much pressure when it comes to standardized testing

um... but you know their students who complain about too many study hours too

many classes to take too many test too many books to read

online on it so difficult why can i just focus on living my dream in final and

most passionate

it's the model that they're trying to go after in in this particular school he's

going to in the u_k_ i don't know what there

i guess objective is do you think this is just some slacker school or do you

think it's just a different model the more used to in the united states and it

could be a very successful model

uh... i'm not sure enforcing business say which particular school this is

possible that he's going to universities that isn't as rigorous is like oxford or

can produce

they've been anyway oxfam kolkata it's possible he is going to school it isn't

quite as rigorous um... he doesn't say unfortunately uh... but capital of the

things like

isn't pennies in the middle studies like this stuff is so is young and they could

be a fancy word to you about the threat of unelected that the philosophy behind

the schools is definitely different in different countries with a focus on

we're focused on cigarettes testing you gotta get the grades

there they need thirty five percent the past year we need sixty five or seventy

or something like that or more focus on the numbers

well that's a sort of the general education sort of liberal arts aspect

uh... but that's what i love about getting his views from different

countries you get the car window into those different worlds right after we

leave you see how different models could work for students seen a lot

and definitely

the power of the pressure to do well on standardized testing here in the u_s_

keeps kids in like this box where they don't focus enough on their futures with

their passion about and would be really wanted to

so maybe man

avoiding focusing on number so much to be a really great thing

so um... and i i would love to get another video from him to get a better

idea of what university he goes to and why they use that kind of model um...

and of course perception is everything maybe to him it's like the easiest thing

in the world into other since he can be difficult no