30 May 1994 The public opinion research agency “Argument” carried out a survey among secondary school pupils (on a sample of 2,134) with the aim of determining their relationships with the following: the family, peers, school and teachers; how they spent their leisure time. Special attention was paid to the pupils’ attitude to educationthe method of studying, their views on […]
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