Education in Russia developed very early. When was the local school first established?

As far as the value of force is concerned, Russia has always been very unreliable. Unexpectedly, the development of Russian education is also excellent. They institutionalized education as early as the end of17th century. The so-called institutionalized education is to establish various schools, including junior colleges and comprehensive schools, centering on universities and radiating to the surrounding areas. Even so, for the modern education system, Russian education is still very fragile, mainly focusing on the imperfection of primary education and the inaccuracy of higher education.

Geographically, Russia spans Europe and Asia, but it is still very European in education and other aspects. During the period of Russian Tsar the Great, Russian education showed obvious European characteristics. The tsar told the Ministry of Education to learn from typical western countries such as Britain and France. The tsar also asked universities to offer foreign language courses so that university students could master different languages. This was very advanced under the education system at that time.

Besides academic education, education in the imperial era also paid attention to military training, which was related to Russian military style. They set up various specialized military schools in Russian schools and military training courses in ordinary schools. The opening of military training courses has greatly improved the students' physique, enabled them to master various practical military skills, and laid the foundation for the subsequent victory in the war.

The Soviet era was also an indispensable period for Russia. The atmosphere in the Soviet period was red and professional as a whole, and the new schools in the Soviet period also took this as the general tone. They introduced the education bill, emphasizing that labor is a part of study, and sickles, hammers and books were a very beautiful landscape of the school at that time. We all believe that practice is the only criterion for testing truth, and the basic labor education in the Soviet Union has indeed promoted the development of education to a certain extent.