The shift to Estonian-language instruction is negatively impacting teachers and students, according to a discussion on Kuku radio’s “Keskpäevatund” program. The program featured contributions from Postimees editor-in-chief Priit Hõbemägi, Kuku radio journalist Ainar Ruusaar, and former Riigikogu member Iñar Fyuk, who examined events of the week. The conversation centered on the effects of transitioning to Estonian-language education.

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2 thoughts on “Postimees editor: Estonian-speaking children are not teachers for Russian-speaking”
  1. “It’s concerning to hear about the strain this change is putting on both teachers and students’ education.”

  2. What are the long-term implications of this shift in language of instruction for Estonian-speaking children?

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