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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, March 5, 1964 | Scholor or Scholar?
Polish Schools Subject of Talk
The schools of Poland are dictated to the Communist puppet government of Poland except in the field of science.
This idea was discussed by Kenneth Anderson, dean of the School of Education, yesterday at the Faculty Forum in the Kansas Union.
Dean Anderson based his talk on a visit to Poland last April in which he made a survey of Polish schools for the State Department of the United States.
HE SAID all parts of schooling are dictated by the government except for science or medicine; consequently the scientists and the doctors are the most privileged class in Poland.
His impression of the Polish people is that they fear the Russians who rule them, but hate even worse the Germans who ravaged Poland.
Four-fifths of the boys are directed into technical schools because trained mechanics are in great need in Poland.
THE STUDENTS who do attend higher schools are highly subsidized by the government. Students usually
pay the minimum of tuition, and low room and board fees. The two major things that keep the Poles from becoming communists are their intellect and stubbornness, Dean Anderson said.
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