question about Russian schools

[Кирилл Зубков]

 Dear Bill,

"The Igor Tale" is obligatory according to the state standart of education (which must be followed in all Russian schools). See:  http://www.edusite.ru/p136aa1.html . There are also questions about it in "ЕГЭ" and "ГИА" (see:  http://fipi.ru/ ) so school children must read it as early as in 9th grade. Usually it is read in modern language (but it's still a complete text) though the details depend on teachers.

Best regards,
Kirill Zubkov


Суббота,  8 февраля 2014, 18:27 -05:00 от William Derbyshire <Wwdslovene at AOL.COM>:
>Does anyone happen to know if Russian school children still read "The Igor 
Tale"?
>If so, in what grade? Complete or in excerpts?
>Thanks, Bill Derbyshire -------------------------------------------------------------------------
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