Russia and in GB
to reveal differences and similarities of the
systemsto find out advantages and disadvantages
to systematise the results of my work
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- 1. Презентация для урока английского языка
- 2. Great BritainRussia?Education inWhich is better?
- 3. Purposes of my searchto compare the systems
- 4. Education inGreat Britain
- 5. Basic features ofpublic educationwide variations between one
- 6. ScienceArtsChemistryPhysicsMathematicsEconomicsTechnical DrawingBiologyGeographyEnglish LanguageEnglish LiteratureHistoryForeign LanguagesMusicArtDramaPhysical Education, Home Economics, Technical Subjects, General Science
- 7. The National Curriculum sets upthe subjects that
- 8. Nursery Schoolschildren 3-4 years old
- 9. Primary Schoolschildren from 5 to 11 years oldinfant schools(5-7 years old)junior schools(8-11 years old)
- 10. Secondary Schoolis compulsory in Great Britain
- 11. Comprehensive Schoolsschools which take pupils from 11
- 12. School clubs & field trips
- 13. School yearlasts from September till Julyis divided
- 14. “Bell Times”8.40 a.m. – School begins 8.45 a.m.
- 15. 16 is a school-leaving ageschoolchildren take the first public exam forGeneral Certificate of Secondary Education(GCSE)
- 16. 17-18 “A” Level exams (Advanced)necessary to get a place at one of the British Universities
- 17. Higher educationDegrees:BA Bachelor of Arts BSc
- 18. Universitiesthere are 46 universities in the UKall
- 19. Education inRussia
- 20. System of Education in Russia222120191817161513-1411-129-107-863-5
- 21. Every school has a «core curriculum» ofacademic subjectsRussian LanguageLiteraturePhysicsGeographyMathematicsChemistryBiology
- 22. School in Russialasts from September, 1 (The
- 23. Study program in schools is fixedSchoolchildren have no choice of subjects
- 24. Exams in Russiathe nine-year pupils have to
- 25. Higher EducationRussia has four types of institutions:universitiesacademiesinstitutesprivate
- 26. Common Featuresprimary, secondary and higher educationwide choice of the establishments16-17 is a school-leaving agestate examinations
- 27. Differencesdifferent school-entering agethe number of private schoolsthe school year organisation
- 28. The Best Featuresof both systems
- 29. in Great Britainwide variety of schools and
- 30. in Russiadeep knowledge of all subjectsto get
- 31. Both Russian and British system of education
- 32. Education is not receivedit is achieved
- 33. Thank you for attention!
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Слайд 3Purposes of my search
to compare the systems of education in
Russia and in GB
systems
Слайд 5Basic features of
public education
wide variations between one part of the
country and another
it is class-divided and selective
variety of opportunities offered
to schoolchildren
Слайд 6Science
Arts
Chemistry
Physics
Mathematics
Economics
Technical Drawing
Biology
Geography
English Language
English Literature
History
Foreign Languages
Music
Art
Drama
Physical Education, Home Economics, Technical Subjects,
General Science
Слайд 7The National Curriculum sets up
the subjects that children should study
the levels of achievement they should reach
Слайд 9Primary Schools
children from 5 to 11 years old
infant schools
(5-7 years
old)
junior schools
(8-11 years old)
Слайд 11Comprehensive Schools
schools which take pupils from 11 to 18
schools which
take middle school-leavers from 12, 13 or 14 to 18
schools
which take the age group from 11 to 16
Слайд 13School year
lasts from September till July
is divided into:
Autumn trimester (from
September till the middle of December)
Spring trimester (from the beginning
of January till the middle or the end of March)Summer trimester (from the beginning or the middle of April till the middle of July)
Слайд 14“Bell Times”
8.40 a.m. – School begins
8.45 a.m. – Registration
8.50 a.m.
– Assembly bell
9.00 a.m. – Pupils move to lessons
9.05 a.m. – Lesson
19.45 a.m. – Lesson 2
10.25 a.m. – Lesson 3
11.25 a.m. – Lesson 4
11.05 a.m. – Break
11.25 a.m. – Pupils move to lessons
11.30 a.m. – Lesson 5
12.10 p.m. – Lesson 6
12.50 p.m. – Lunch time
1.40 p.m. – Afternoon school begins
1.45 p.m. – Registration
1.50 p.m. – Lesson 7
2.30 p.m. Lesson 8
3.10 p.m. – End of normal lessons
3.10 p.m. – Start of additional lessons, clubs, societies, team practice, detentions
Слайд 1516 is a school-leaving age
schoolchildren take the first public exam
for
General Certificate of Secondary Education
(GCSE)
Слайд 17Higher education
Degrees:
BA Bachelor of Arts
BSc Bachelor of Science
MA
Master of Arts
MSc Master of Science
Ph.D Doctor of
PhilosophyUniversities
Assisted Colleges
Polytechnics
Слайд 18Universities
there are 46 universities in the UK
all British universities are
private institutions
British universities can be divided roughly into 3 main
groups:the Old universities
the RedBrick universities
the New universities
most famous universities in Britain are Cambridge and Oxford
Слайд 21Every school has a «core curriculum» of
academic subjects
Russian Language
Literature
Physics
Geography
Mathematics
Chemistry
Biology
Слайд 22School in Russia
lasts from September, 1 (The Day of Knowledge)
till May (June)
is composed of 4 terms with vacations in
between :one week in November
two weeks in January
one week in the end of March
almost three months in Summer
most schools run with a six-day program
Слайд 24Exams in Russia
the nine-year pupils have to take two compulsory
exams in Russia (Math and Russian) and two exams according
to their choicethe school-leavers have to pass Unified State Examination (USE)
Слайд 25Higher Education
Russia has four types of institutions:
universities
academies
institutes
private institutions
There are two
types of diploma (degrees):
diploma of specialist
diploma of a Master level
Слайд 26Common Features
primary, secondary and higher education
wide choice of the establishments
16-17
is a school-leaving age
state examinations
Слайд 27Differences
different school-entering age
the number of private schools
the school year organisation
Слайд 29in Great Britain
wide variety of schools and higher establishments
children in
GB practically don’t have home-task
GB diploma gives a person more
opportunities
Слайд 30in Russia
deep knowledge of all subjects
to get a secondary education
in Russia you have to study less than in Great
Britainbetter organised school year
Слайд 31Both Russian and British system of education have their own
benefits.
If we take the advantages of both systems we’ll get
the ideal model of system of educationConclusion
