The Politico Helmet for Greek Teachers in European Schools

Greek teachers graciously gratify their students, says Politico.

The article entitled "The genius of the Greeks" explains why "Greek teachers are renowned for their easy grades."

In particular, he notes that "at Isle European School, one of the four funded by the EU

" We are facing the same problem as l & # 39; "Europe at the political level" says Stephan Seba, French teacher at school, among the best graduates. "The national culture goes beyond European culture."

There are 13 European schools in which EU public children study their native language from teachers sent to school by national governments

. teaches and brands with the standards of their country. comments and points out that in the island of Hellenic ex-students admit that their teachers rank "very generously" as opposed to the French, who are considered hard and greedy with notes

Greek teachers "are ready to prove that they are good " because they fear that " will come back to Greece if they do not have good results " said a former teacher who taught for more than 20 years in the European school system

becoming "national question pride." The Greeks are by no means the only ones to wish their pupils to obtain good results ", and he gives as an example a Polish teacher who asks students to rewrite the tests until they get a better diploma

A senior official said that Greek students have about the same performance as other students in lessons taught in other languages. However, in the lessons taught by Greek teachers, their performance surpbades other countries.

A typical example is that in 2016, three of the top five students with the highest level were Greeks

. the degrees they get from their teachers seem to be unhappy, and state that the elasticity offered to them is not at all useful