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Title of the Experience
Hard to understand
Name of the student
Mareks Dunkus
Country where it took place
Latvia
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Technology
Experience typology
Teaching in class, Laboratory
Type of Experience
Difficulty
Description of the Experience
When trying to decide where I wanted to study, I chose Riga State technical school.
During my first two years at the RSTS, I had a widerange of thinks to do at the beginning, but I need helpe to find out what I wanted to focus on.
When I arrived at this school I thought there will be interesting to learn about electricians. There is a lot of options in this school - library and consultation when you can train your own skill to grow up more better!
I am very frustrated about teaching style because they dictate theory all the time. Some time, I can not be traced back to the text and understand the substance.
As time went by I realized that I need practice but the school does not offer enough practice but just learning some basics of electricity. That was the main problem - practice.
Overall the school is good because teachers support as and doing everything possible to acquire the substance.

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