Mikhail Kazinik created a school with a comprehensive wave-based education system, where all subjects are interconnected and allow students to understand the connection between eras, times, and events as a unified picture, filled with color and living people, not effigies of historical figures who lived and died at certain times. Is it possible to revive the traditions of the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum?
Does Russia need such schools?
The official answer is no.
Why? As an official told Vladimir Viktorovich Kiryushin, a distinguished educator who died for attempting to implement a new educational system in music, "We don't need smart people, so stay out of it."
It's unlikely that much has changed in 20 years.
Based on the level of human knowledge and intelligence today, if we take statistical averages, we have already far surpassed even the United States in terms of ignorance and even simple everyday stupidity.