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    The document discusses the French education system. It notes that France has long been recognized as having one of the best education systems in the world. Some key aspects that have contributed to its success include education being available to all social classes and an emphasis being placed on the importance of education. Additionally, school attendance is mandatory in France from ages 6 to 16, helping to emphasize the necessity of education. Schooling in France is also free, allowing all children access to develop important skills regardless of their economic background.

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    The document discusses the French education system. It notes that France has long been recognized as having one of the best education systems in the world. Some key aspects that have contributed to its success include education being available to all social classes and an emphasis being placed on the importance of education. Additionally, school attendance is mandatory in France from ages 6 to 16, helping to emphasize the necessity of education. Schooling in France is also free, allowing all children access to develop important skills regardless of their economic background.

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    Cristina Ortega

    Education
    In Schools Throughout France

    ThroughouttimeFrancehasalwaysbeencommonlyknownthattheFrench
    Educationsystemwasoneofthebestintheworld,todayFrenchEducation
    isstillseenasbeingoneofthebestintheworldandincertainfieldsof
    educationitremainsaworldleader.TheSuccessionofFrenchEducation
    hasoftenbeenattributedtoitbeingavailabletopeopleofallsocialclasses
    aswellastherebeinganemphasizeontheimportanceofeducation.
    Inaddition,Franceseducationalsystemisspysificallyknownforeducation
    beingmandatoryinFrancefromtheagesof6to16,byenforcing

    educationasarecquirementfromtheagesof6to16pursanemphasison
    educationandsetstheexampleforstudentsthatschoolisanecessityin
    ordertobesuccessful.EducationinFranceisfreeforallchildren,thisis
    suuchanincrediblethingthatisdeffinatlyneedeintheU.S.,education
    shouldbearightandbyallowingchildrenofallsocialandeconomic
    backgroundtobeeducatedhelpsthemdeveloptheskillstheyneedin
    ordertobecomeasuccessfulcontributortoFrenchsociety.French
    studentshavecompletelyfreestateschooleducationasidefromthecostof
    suppliesandbooksbuteventhentherearetonsofopportunitiesforfrench
    studentstogetfinancialaidifneeded.Frencheducationsystemissplitinto
    EcoleMaternelle26yrolds(notcompulsory),EcoleElementaires611yr
    olds,Colleges1115yroldsandLycees1518yrolds.Probablythemost
    creditreasonwhytheFrencheducationalsystemissosuccessfulis
    becauseunlikeintheU.Sschoolisaveryserioussettingmeaningthatthey
    donthavehomecomingsorplaygamesinclasstheyhaveastrict
    regiment.Schooldaysoftenstartat8amandgotill5o6intheafternoon
    howeverstudentsdoreceiveanhourlonglunchbreak.

    APA Citation
    Facts about French schools. (2013, September 8). Retrieved November 10, 2015,
    from http://frenchetc.org/2013/09/08/facts-about-french-schools/
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    Education in France. (n.d.). Retrieved November 10, 2015, from


    http://about-france.com/primary-secondary-schools.htm
    France. (n.d.). Retrieved November 10, 2015, from
    http://www.factmonster.com/country/france.html

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