Yavor Ganchev A talented, dedicated and qualified teacher is a great tool for achieving quality, effective and adequate education. However, a good tool is not, in itself, a sufficient condition for a good result. The quality of education is measured by the satisfaction of the learner. And satisfaction comes from achieving one's own, not someone else's...
More »Guest article: Commercialization of Bulgarian education? Well, come on, it's about time
Martin Tarpev Education in Bulgaria has never been commercialized - and has been disgraced. From the mouths of politicians we hear and in their programs we read that one of Bulgaria's fundamental problems was commercialization, and specifically the commercialization of education. To realize the anti-logic in this statement, it is enough to simply...
More »Even more totalitarianism and less knowledge in the state "education" system
Since the beginning of the BSP’s mandate, we have witnessed a constant avalanche of legislative projects and proposals. A huge part of them fall into the category of “harmful to individual freedom and the market economy”. The latest proposal of the Minister of Education is definitely one of them. It is about the idea that “[t]o completion of primary education …
More »Guest article: On the harm of public education
500 years ago, Martin Luther launched a campaign against the financial corruption and moral decay of the Roman Catholic world. At that time, the Western church had been transformed from a voluntary religious community into a totalitarian political institution aimed at accumulating power and wealth. Luther rightly insisted that the long-delayed spiritual reformation could not be …
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