Tiny Teens — Russian

“When I saw people my age going outside and not being afraid, it made me want to find out how young people like me in Russia really feel about politics, our government, and our futures.” The New York Times · 6 years ago Media & Pop Culture

The Russian education system is structured into four levels, with students typically completing upper secondary education (grades 10–11) around ages 17 to 18. russian tiny teens

: Students are often under "huge pressure" to be exceptional and fit into a high-achieving societal mold. “When I saw people my age going outside