School Systems UK and US

School Systems UK and US Pledge of Allegiance pMany students in the US give a daily Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States while standing stiffly and holding their hands over their hearts.p US UK A student's school career different models, e.g.Elementary School (grade 1 to 5)Middle School (grade 6 to 8)High School (grade 9 to 12) Primary School (year 1 to 6)Middle School (year 7 to 11)Sixth Form (year 1213) Compulsory education age 16 (grade 10) age 16 (year 11) Diploma You graduate from high school with a diploma after 12 years You finish school with a GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) after 11 years oran A-level after 13 years Peculiarities Primary education starts at the age of 56 with the Kindergarten but isn't counted as grade School starts at the age of 56 Structure of the school year 2 terms 3 terms School clothing School uniforms are uncommon(but: dress code) School uniforms are common Private school enrollment 10 7 Homeschooling 3.4 1.1 pIn the US, examinations in which all participants take the same test under equal conditions, and where results are scored and interpreted in the same way, are known as standardized tests.  They take a variety of forms, including multiple-choice, truefalse,  short-answer or essay questions and are often time limited.p Standardized testing p1st year: Freshmanpp2nd year: Sophomorepp3rd year: Juniorpp4th year: Seniorp US High School StudentsTerminology

“It is easier to land a man on the moon than to change the school system.”

Unknown author Die Schule ist eine Institution, an der Bildung durch Wissen und Können an Lernende vermittelt wird. Schule Key aspects of the US and the UK school systems Überschrift

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