In Canada there are French-Immersion public schools, where kids are subjected to forced cultural integration with the other European nationality that was bound together with theirs at the founding of the corporate post-national State. This was my education from K to 7. You're taught half of the subjects in French. It doesn't provide enough immersion to effectively learn the other language, and you also barely learn shit (out of the already worthless curriculum) because it's taught to you in a language you barely understand.
But at least there weren't any niglets at my school.
In Canada there are French-Immersion public schools, where kids are subjected to forced cultural integration with the other European nationality that was bound together with theirs at the founding of the corporate post-national State. This was my education from K to 7. You're taught half of the subjects in French. It doesn't provide enough immersion to effectively learn the other language, and you also barely learn shit (out of the already worthless curriculum) because it's taught to you in a language you barely understand.
But at least there weren't any niglets at my school.
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