from the age of 5 to 16.
Compulsory-required; mandatory; obligatory (p.
155)Education in Britain is compulsory until the age of 16.
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British Education
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- 1. British Education
- 2. IntroductionAll children in the U.K. MUST receive
- 3. State Schools vs. “Public” Schools (p. 155)State
- 4. Primary Education (p.156)Ages 5-11Religion, English, Math, Geography,
- 5. Secondary Education (p. 158)11-16Grammar SchoolsOldest schools in
- 6. “Public” Schools (Secondary) p. 162Students pay fees
- 7. Gap YearMany students take a year to
- 8. Higher Education (p. 164)Before 1950, there were
- 9. Oxford and Cambridge UniversitiesAre called the “Old
- 10. The “Four” Scottish UniversitiesSt. Andrews UniversityGlasgow University University of AberdeenEdinburgh University
- 11. Middle-Aged UniversitiesUniversities founded between 1830-1930Often referred to as “red brick” universities
- 12. New UniversitiesBegan in the 1960’sOften referred to as “plate-glass” universities More “modern” approachTechnical skills, etc.
- 13. The Open University (p. 167)Founded in 1969Open
- 14. VocabularyDistance learning (The Open University) (p.167)Compulsory (p.
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IntroductionAll children in the U.K. MUST receive a full-time education from the age of 5 to 16.Compulsory-required; mandatory; obligatory (p. 155)Education in Britain is compulsory until the age of 16.
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Слайд 2Introduction
All children in the U.K. MUST receive a full-time education
from the age of 5 to 16.
155)Education in Britain is compulsory until the age of 16.
Слайд 3State Schools vs. “Public” Schools (p. 155)
State schools are paid
for by the government
Government control
“Public” schools are paid for by
the students and their families (fees)More independent than government schools
Слайд 4Primary Education (p.156)
Ages 5-11
Religion, English, Math, Geography, Nature Studies, Hygiene,
Art, Music, and Physical Education and Foreign Language
Most students go
to the State Schools (95 percent)
Слайд 5Secondary Education (p. 158)
11-16
Grammar Schools
Oldest schools in UK. Top students
go these schools
Comprehensive Secondary Schools
Most common type of secondary school
(90% of students)Not as much emphasis placed on test scores
Students may go to “sixth form” (Advanced Level) from the age of 16-18 if they would like to go to university.
Слайд 6“Public” Schools (Secondary) p. 162
Students pay fees (to send a
student to a leading school, it may cost 41,000 RMB!)
Uniforms
Shaping
character, a focus on classics and science
Слайд 7Gap Year
Many students take a year to figure out what
they want to do with their lives
Students spend the year
after high school as volunteers or workers in foreign countries
Слайд 8Higher Education (p. 164)
Before 1950, there were less than 20
universities and less than 200,000 students
By the mid-1990’s, Britain had
90 UniversitiesNow there are 1.1 million students
Слайд 9Oxford and Cambridge Universities
Are called the “Old Universities”
Started in 1167
and 1284 AD
Were the only two universities in England until
the 19th centuryOxford is the oldest university in Britain
Слайд 10The “Four” Scottish Universities
St. Andrews University
Glasgow University
University of Aberdeen
Edinburgh
University
Слайд 11Middle-Aged Universities
Universities founded between 1830-1930
Often referred to as “red brick”
universities
Слайд 12New Universities
Began in the 1960’s
Often referred to as “plate-glass” universities
More “modern” approach
Technical skills, etc.
Слайд 13The Open University (p. 167)
Founded in 1969
Open to everyone
Distance learning-classes
are conducted through books, audio, the internet, and DVDs. Classes
are not held on a campus!Over 70% of the students are in full-time employment
Слайд 14Vocabulary
Distance learning (The Open University) (p.167)
Compulsory (p. 155)
State Schools (p.
155)
“Public” Schools (p. 162)
Primary schools (p. 156)
Secondary schools (p. 158)
Bachelors,
Masters, Doctorate (p. 167)College vs. University (p. 166)
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