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12. The importance of education and learning languages

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  • How can education influence people´s lives

  • System of education in our country x UK x USA

  • Study habits - How?

  • Why should we learn languages? (reasons)

  • Language exams (why could it be good to take an international exam)

  • °Your personal experiences and choices

  • My future studies

  • °My school (school year, events at school)

12. The importance of education and learning languages

Here is no way to doubt about importance of education. In my opinion is this the major thing that matters – not only in social life but also in terms human evolution.

In my opinion it is not all about how many universities we graduated and degrees we got. Much more depends on common sense, ability of making own opinion or decision and general knowledge.

SYSTEMS OF EDUCATION

Although the United States and Great Britain speak the same language and promote similar values, there are some differences between their education systems.

The United States - similar to other countries, little children start their education with kindergarten. They are divided into groups and spend their time playing. Some children may attend pre-school. Elementary school formally starts their compulsory education.

Students are graded on a system of A-F; with A being the best, and F meaning fail. There is no E grade, however.

In grade six students go to Junior High school and in the ninth grade they change to high school. The completion of high school is celebrated with a graduation ceremony in which students dress in long gowns.

Great Britain - British children begin their schooling quite early with nursery school. In primary school - children acquire basic skills and also start specialized subjects. The transfer to secondary school takes place at the age of 11. At the age of sixteen, pupils are free to leave school.

Unlike in the Czech Republic, exams are marked in letters, usually from A (very good) to E (bad). U means fail.

After the age of eighteen, most pupils find jobs or go to university.

The Czech Republic - Likewise, the Czech education system operates on three levels: primary, secondary and tertiary. At the age of six Czech children have to enter nine-year elementary school. By law, the school-leaving age is 15. For those willing to continue, there are many secondary education alternatives. For example the traditional secondary school (grammar school) prepares students for university and lasts four years.

All the secondary studies finish with a final school-leaving exams, which comprises four subjects - Czech and a foreign language and two electives. At universities are the most popular subjects humanities, law or medicine studied at Charles University in Prague or Masaryk University in Brno. The universities offer three-year-bachelor programs as well as five-year-master programs which finish with a final state exam and a thesis defense.

in terms - z hlediska

common sense - zdravý rozum

compulsory – povinný

acquire – získat

likewise – rovněž

thesis defense - Obhajoba diplomové práce

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