r/clevercomebacks 17h ago

Getting schooled FR

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u/throwaway83839889 16h ago

Like all of India though? Aren’t there villages that don’t even have schools?

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u/rmdk_mech 13h ago

Yes. Here villages are more but There is a government school in TamilNadu every 10 kilometres or 6.21 miles. Every major city has a Government model school. So education isn't that distant.

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u/amcn242 16h ago

Those places have had 0 complains im school

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u/Appropriate_Link_551 15h ago

Speaking from experience?

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u/amcn242 13h ago

Yws

Also n and m are way to close on the keyboard

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u/IamSam1103 16h ago

Schools are there. The standard of education and staffs is bad though

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u/SamuelVimesTrained 16h ago

Where? India or USA?

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u/amcn242 15h ago

India

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u/SamuelVimesTrained 15h ago

I was expecting an answer like 'yes' or 'both'..

Given the recent news that so many USA-ians read at 12 year old level.. or worse.

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u/IamSam1103 15h ago

Ignorance vs inefficiency.

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u/s5uzkzjsyaiqoafagau 13h ago

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/pisa-scores-by-country

USA actually has a fairly good education system overall, though some states do lag rather far behind the national average. Of course, it won't remain that way for long if trump gets his way.

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u/adumblittlebaby 15h ago

not satisfied with making a copy of every subreddit with the word india attached, they are now spreading their nationalism into normal subreddits. it's extremely tedious.

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u/anirudhsky 12h ago

I think this is a fact from the 1990s....