Global

Question 0

6 goals to achieve standards of education in 2015 worldwide

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Expand early childhood care
Provide free/compulsory primary education for all
Promote learning and life skills for young and adult
Increase adult literacy by 50%
Achieve gender parity by 2005,gender equality2015
Improve quality of education

Question 1

Goal to become aware of educational conditions or lack of it, in developing countries worldwide and aim to educate all peoples toc ertain world standards.

Answer 1

Global Education according to UNESCO

Question 2

Global education should reach

Answer 2

Remote and rugged rural villages in developing
Slum areas of urbanized countries
Highly influential and economically stable societies

Question 3

Learning the best from the best practices of the world’s best educational systems

Answer 3

Benchmarking

Question 4

UNESCO’s principle that education is for all has 5 pillars which are

Answer 4

Learning to BKDLT
Be
Know
Do
Live together
Transform

Question 5

The education in Australia is similar with

Answer 5

Canada and England

Question 6

Australian education

Answer 6

Primary - 6
Junior high - 4 / job ready / technical and further ed
Senior high - 2 / if going to college / not compulsry
College - 3-6

Question 7

Academic year in Australia begins in

Answer 7

March to November

Question 8

China, how many students, how many teachers?

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200 million students

9 million teachers

Question 9

Describe China educational system

Answer 9

Highly centralized

Question 10

Chinese education, years

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Primary - 6
Junior middle school - 3
Senior middle school - 3
University - 6
Varieties of technical and vocational schools

Question 11

Describe Japanese Education

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Highly centralized by Mombusho or Ministry of Education

Question 12

Japanese educational system

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5 basic levels
Kinder
Elementary - 6
Lower secondary - 3
Upper secondary - 3
University - 4
Preschools - yochien - female teachers

Question 13

In Japan, education is __________ and ____________ for children from ____ to ____ years. Classes are _________ and teaching method is _______ spending _____ days.

Answer 13

Free, compulsory, 6,15. Large, lecture, 243

Question 14

In Japan, to get to universities(more than _____), the student must take ______exams. The first one is a NAT, and the second one given by the university. Those who fail will take one year to study, then take the test again. They are called ______.

Answer 14

500, 2, ronin

Question 15

In England, education is compulsory for children ages_____ to _____.in the primary school, the subjects are taught by the __________.

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5-16, same teacher

Question 16

6 levels in UK education

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Foundation stage
Key stage one
Key stage two
Key stage three
Key stage four
Post 16 education

Question 17

UK: what level , non mandatory, 3-5 years

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Foundation stage

Question 18

Key stage one

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5-7
Grade 1-2
EMS - english math science

Question 19

Key stage 2

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7-11
Grade 3-6
Sex education

Question 20

Key stage three

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11-14
Grade 7-9
Foreign language
ICT

Question 21

Key stage four

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14-16
Grade 10-11
EMS ICT PE

Question 22

Post 16 education

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Not mandatory

4 certificates or diploma

Question 23

US EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

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Pre-primary
Primary
Middle school
Secondary education-high school

Question 24

7 classifications of higher education system in the US

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Research
Doctorate
Masters
Baccalaureate
Associate of arts
Professional school
Postsecondary vocational and technical school

Question 25

New Zealand education is

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World-class, modern and responsive

Question 26

The average number of students in new zealnd is

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18 to 1 in primary schooling

15 to 1 in secondary schooling

Question 27

3 types of schools in New Zealand

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State funded, state integrated, private