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    This document provides an overview of school systems around the world. It begins by explaining the basic K-12 school system in America, including common subjects like English, math, history and science. It then contrasts the American system with schooling in countries like Germany, where subjects are predetermined rather than elective. Schooling in Asia, using Japan as an example, is described as having a different daily schedule and teaching methods compared to America. The document concludes by noting that in some parts of the world, poverty, violence or disasters prevent many people from attending school at all.

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    This document provides an overview of school systems around the world. It begins by explaining the basic K-12 school system in America, including common subjects like English, math, history and science. It then contrasts the American system with schooling in countries like Germany, where subjects are predetermined rather than elective. Schooling in Asia, using Japan as an example, is described as having a different daily schedule and teaching methods compared to America. The document concludes by noting that in some parts of the world, poverty, violence or disasters prevent many people from attending school at all.

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    E AR TH .

    IO N O N
    EDUC AT

    By Da Chen

    10/14/10 2˚
    Schools around the world

     In this slide show I’ll be


    explaining what school is like in
    different countries around the
    world and give an idea of what
    education is like around the
    world and what kind of
    schooling they get .
    Every one should know what
    school in America is like.

    We have a basic School System.


    From K-12 then we have college
    systems. (UCs, State, or Private)
    What we learn in school..

    We have a lot of subjects here in America

    English, Math, History, Science, Music, Art, and much more….


    We have a lot of subjects here in America that we get to choose
    to learn and get involved with.
    Also in America we have a very diverse
    population. There are many races and there
    are racial problems, but not many.

    The state and local government control


    what they want to teach in their area. So
    each area has different ways of teaching
    and may even teach different subjects. This
    allows students to be more versatile in
    many areas of learning.
    Differences of schooling in
    Germany

    There are a lot of similarities


    in how teaching is similar in
    some of Europe’s countries
    The teach most of the
    subjects we teach here in
    Europe. The only difference is
    that they don’t have a choice
    in what they learn.

    It has already been decided


    for them!
    German
    schooling
    system
    Subjects in Germany
    And that is different than what
    we learn in Asia.
    From what my sister tells me the schools there were
    almost the exact opposite from what they teach in
    America.

    Lets look at Japan’s School


    system to find out the specifics
    In Japan Schools have a specific
    subjects that they will teach you.
    But the ways they teach it and how
    every school days goes is different
    compared to ours.
    In some parts of the
    world some people
    don’t get a chance to go
    to school at all

    Some reasons are:


    The people are too poor to afford to go to
    school and have to go to school
    They are too afraid to go to school because of war or other
    violence related events
    Or there was a school but something or someone removed it.
    (Natural disaster, No funding, etc..)
    Some things that I
    learned from this project
    are that we the people
    get our education in
    different ways. There are
    also those that can’t get
    a proper education but
    we all learn something.

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