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    The document discusses education systems around the world. It notes that there are over 190 separate education systems globally and questions whether the US is still the most intelligent country. Different countries like China, Great Britain, and Japan take different approaches to their education systems, with China having a strict academic structure and Japan requiring an extra year of study to get into selective colleges. The effects of different systems are discussed, with China's system potentially limiting creativity and the US facing funding issues.

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    The document discusses education systems around the world. It notes that there are over 190 separate education systems globally and questions whether the US is still the most intelligent country. Different countries like China, Great Britain, and Japan take different approaches to their education systems, with China having a strict academic structure and Japan requiring an extra year of study to get into selective colleges. The effects of different systems are discussed, with China's system potentially limiting creativity and the US facing funding issues.

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    Education Across the World

    By Madison Stillwell

    EDUCATION!
    Over

    It used to be
    High

    190 separate education systems across the world Is America really the most intelligent country anymore?

    End Jobs= College! Middle Class Jobs= College? Not so much Late 1970s= 1.3 million college enrolled people

    So Why is Global Education important to know about??


    Technology!

    Strong

    need for Computer Science and bright ideas Competing with others across the world Brighter Ideas=College! 1995=37% of young people attended college 2008=57%

    Different Education Systems?


    China=strict
    Strict

    system= students ready with behaviors and habits for college Right Scores= Great School
    Great

    Britain= Difficult testing Japan= students take on extra year of studying to get into choice college

    Whats the Effect?


    China

    may have problems in creativity areas because of the strict academic policies United States may have funding issues, but parents, teachers and students must work together to create the right learning environments

    So What Have We Learned?


    Education

    proves how much a country cares about herself Statistically, America is lacking in her Education System Gained appreciation of education around the world

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