TheU.S. educational system
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The document outlines the structure and history of the American education system from elementary school through college. It discusses how the K-12 system was influenced by agriculture and industry, and designed to provide universal education through high school. It then describes the typical paths after high school, including community college, liberal arts colleges, universities, and other options like trade schools. It provides details on degree types and focuses for each post-secondary institution level.
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Education in spain (1)
Schooling in Spain is compulsory between ages 6-16 and is typically state-funded. There are three types of schools - state schools, privately run schools funded by the state, and purely private schools. Primary education subjects include Spanish, math, sciences, social sciences, physical education, and at least one foreign language. Secondary education consists of four years with core academic subjects in the first two years and more options in the final two years, preparing students for vocational training or university. Students can also pursue vocational training or university directly after secondary school. Teachers can be civil servants with jobs guaranteed, substitute teachers who move between schools, or hired by private schools.
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Sustantivos
Los sustantivos se dividen en varias clases: comunes, propios, colectivos e individuales. Los sustantivos comunes designan objetos, personas o ideas de forma genérica, mientras que los propios se refieren a nombres propios de personas, lugares o cosas. Los sustantivos colectivos designan un conjunto o grupo y los individuales se refieren a una única persona, cosa o idea.
Demonstratives
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The document discusses parts of speech and verb tenses including adjectives, adverbs, modal verbs, and infinitive verbs. It provides examples of how to correctly use adjectives, adverbs, and modal verbs. It also distinguishes between different verb tenses such as present, past, and modal forms. Finally, it lists infinitive verbs.
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- 1. 11/28/18
- 3. Horace Mann
- 4. Participatory democracy Equality and opportunity for improvement Compulsory Education
- 5. Calendar came from agriculture Regimented school system came from industry
- 6. Designed to make sure everyone gets off to a good start – First Five Training for how to go to school Five years old by December
- 7. Grades 1-3 (sometimes 2) Basic reading Numeracy Additional social skills, some arts, and music
- 8. Grades 4-6 Content reading Mathematical operations History and science Peer socialization (for example, dancing)
- 9. Most often grades 7 and 8 (sometimes 6/9) Single subjects Students may select electives Training for high school Additional socialization, team sports, dances
- 10. All students required to attend (generally to age 16) Each student selects program, within guidelines No testing to determine placement Innovative reform models changing the experience quickly Open-ended exit system Some career and college options Some special public schools (charter, continuation, etc.) Many private schools (religious, Waldorf, Montessori, etc.)
- 11. Typically: 2-year Community College (public) 4-year Liberal Arts College (public & private) University/Research University (public & private) Can also be: Trade School Military Academy Private Certification
- 12. “2-year” degree: AA/AS (Associate of Arts/Sciences) General education Career/Vocational education Continuing education/Resource for community Typically very low cost No or limited admission requirements
- 13. Now, typically a “Liberal Arts” school Often holistic—considering the “whole person”; more practical Research/Publishing not emphasized as much Generally small, established schools with a focus Public but most often privately funded California State Universities: 20+ Mostly B.A. degrees
- 14. Established with the dual purpose of research and education Advanced degrees—Bachelor’s, Master’s, & Ph.D./ED/JD/LL.M/MD/etc. May have a system in more populated states: University of California—10 campuses Very important resources for states and localities Public and private