Daut Demak teaches the Academy of Sciences: Recruitors and copyists, address a cathrause in Kosovo

Kosovo's centre of positive thought founder, simultaneously author of many works, Daut Demaku, in an interview for KosovoPress, showed the horror he faced during visits he made to some private schools and colleges in Kosovo. And for poor quality in public schools, the main charge says it is the Academy of Sciences and Goldens in Kosovo, while in private colleges, he stresses that the latter have become Kosovo's most powerful businesses.

Demak says the Academy of Science and Arts in Kosovo has become a serious obstacle and blockors in terms of education. And all of this, because the academy allows you to graduate without merit, to gain degrees of ties with clans and copy. According to him, the result is also carried to the Ministry of Education, which then is unable to receive serious reforms in education.

The exact context of all this education that has taken place is called the Academy of Sciences and Goldens of Kosovo, where the climate has developed as a reference point that you can cheat, you can get a degree without merit, you can earn degrees with friends and ties with clans, you can stabilize yourself very well, and this academy of science with its authority has influenced that the Ministry of Education has not been able to take serious reforms in education, but they have no model since it is happening in the Academy of Science and because of fear of that authority that someone is really going to be with someone who should be an academy with reference points, now when people who cheats about the press, and people who have been able to do business, the X-rays, and then they're in order that they're able to use the X-ray-ray-ray-wise-wise-wise-deafox books that's in order that they's got to have their careers, and then they's got to use their careers, and then they's got to do things.

Demak says that I'm just a figure of the same response from all directors, that the parties send professors, the parties send aid workers, and I, the director, am just the enforcer of the commandments”. He also runs the same charges to private colleges, where he says the most powerful business in Kosovo today is developing in private colleges.

"No school of purity, no wind of contamination but, no students with kun books, no reading to you, no reading, when I went out with the principal to visit the classrooms, the same view, the same mirror, the principals' complaints were the same as in high school, like in elementary school, technical school, all the same, "Quadrin gave me the party, to the cleaners, and the cleaners don't dare tell them whether they know who I'm supposed to be working for you from here, " " " " " "in the schools, where they put their votes, where they sell their notes and their degrees.... I see from these visits a terrible conclusion that students don't go to school to school, those students go to a degree, but whoever gives them first, they don't have their money, they don't buy their exams, they don't buy their diplomas, the parent is giving it to their parents in other words so uninterested, just do a formal school, because the parent is interested in following a letter of lead, thinking, that my daughter and I'm magic, doctor, or actually bought a letter. What was done with private colleges, the most powerful business in Kosovo, is taking place today at private colleges”, Demaku says.

And for this poor state of education, Demach blames his parents. According to him, parents are not interested in physical schooling, and they urge their children only to obtain a superficial degree.

Demak pointed out that the Academy of Sciences is the head for a real educational quality, and if there are politicised, profiter, and copyist people in the academy, then failure is guaranteed. Demak says the Academy of Sciences has become a blockade for Kosovo.

Asked about the criticism Demak had given to the media and most specifically to the editors, he says it was a mistake because if the Academy, politics, universities are silent about the problems, then even editors have no reason to raise problems and take the burden on themselves.