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The student received mixed results across different subjects in their school report: 1) They did well in English but needed to improve their spelling. 2) Their French improved after holidays in Paris. 3) They need to work harder on map reading in Geography. 4) They excelled in History and wrote the best project their teacher had ever read on "Roman Britain". 5) They still count on their fingers in Math. 6) They enjoy experiments in Science but have more to learn. 7) They are becoming an excellent tennis player in Physical Education. 8) They hate Music, especially singing. 9) They
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3. Sweden's language education, which introduces English in grades 2-5, adds a modern language like French or Spanish in grade 6, and offers language classes through high school, with a focus on vocabulary and reading.
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- 1. School Report Subjects
- 2. School Report You’re quite good, but your spelling • English needs to improve.
- 3. School Report Good. Your holidays in Paris have certainly • French helped you a lot.
- 4. School Report You need to work harder, especially at • Geography map reading.
- 5. School Report You’re an excellent pupil. You’re very interested in the subject and your project on • History “Roman Britain” was the best I have ever read.
- 6. School Report Poor. You still use your fingers to • Maths count!
- 7. School Report Fair. You have to learn a lot but it seems you enjoy • Science doing experiments.
- 8. School Report You always try hard and you • Physical are becoming an excellent Education tennis player.
- 9. School Report Very poor. You hate the subject, • Music especially singing.
- 10. School Report Quite good. You like drawing • Art teachers!
- 11. School Report You’re a good pupil. You regularly do • Religious the readings at Morning Education Assembly.