Venn Diagram JAPAN, CANADA AND AUSTRALIA

Name KIM MARLON L. GANOB

Use the Venn diagram to write words and phrases to describe and compare the looks, personality, and behavior of two characters (and
anything else you know about them). Write their names in the boxes.

CANADA

The national curriculum

established in 1997 and
territories may adopt to
meet their needs.

Canadians wear casual

clothes.

Primary Educ Starts

at age 5/6 and ends  Respect and
at obedience are
age 12/13. mandatory rules
to be followed by
Offers ASSESSMENT high school
undergraduate and METHODS students.
AUSTRALIA post graduate
JAPAN
ARE TESTS,
programs EXAMS AND
National curriculum National curriculum established
Established in 2014. Each ASSIGNMENTS. by the ministry of education
state and territory have its culture, sports, science and
unique curriculum. technology.
Australia and Japan
share a strong Japanese wear a uniform
history of high-
quality cooperation
in education and
research
 The primary education system in Canada and Australia starts at age 5/6 and 6 respectively while that of Japan starts at age 6. However, they
all end around age 12/13. Secondary education in Canada and Australia starts at age 12/13 and ends around 18/19, while in Japan it starts at age 12
and ends at age 15/16. Tertiary education in Canada and Australia mainly offered by universities and colleges offer undergraduate and postgraduate
programs, while Japan only offers undergraduate programs. All three countries have their unique National Curriculum. Also, province and territory
can adjust Canada's National Curriculum, while each state and territory can do the same adjustment for Australia's National Curriculum. However,
Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology establishes its national curriculum. The assessment methods for all three
countries involve tests, exams, and assignments.