P294594

Module Code： FC300 Class/Group： AY21 Gsepfc9Module Title： Extended Project Assessment Type：Extended Project PresentationModule Tutor Name： Dimitra Giakoumi Student ID Number：P294594

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Different factors in successful education systems around the world

Contents page

1.Introduction

2.Primary education

3.Secondary education

4.Higher education

5.Data comparesion

6.Reflection

7.Reference

Introduction

• Globalization
• The international education
• Higher education
• International students
• Choice of Studying abroad
• Strong British and American education systems

British and American education system：Primary education

VS

UK

USA

Primary education in the USA

Primary education in the UK

1. Nursery schools (ages 5-7)
2. primary schools (ages 7-11).
3. Intermediate schools (ages 8-14).
4. preparatory schools (ages 8-13).
5. 2 years, 4 years or 6 years
6. academic

1. The age of entry to primary school is 6
2. Eight-year primary schools are mostly located in rural areas
3. Six-year elementary schools are the majority

VS

British and American education system：Secondary education

VS

USA

UK

secondary education in the USA

secondary education in the UK

1. A-Level & IB
2. Professional, academic
3. Deep learning
4. Elite education

1. SAT
2. AP （Advanced Placement）
3. Heuristic education
4. Breadth of learning

VS

British and American education system：Higher education

VS

UK

USA

Higher Education in the USA

Higher education in the UK

1. The tuition fees 14300$
2. Three-year undergraduate year（In Scotland it's four years）
3. Taught master ->1year(most)Research master ->2year
4. Doctor. -> (3years)

1. The tuition fees 29000$-50000$
2. Four-year undergraduate year
3. Master (most are two years)
4. Doctor. -> (5-7years)

VS

A comparison of the number and proportion of international students in the UK and the US

Reflection

1. Both systems are top notch
2. Different learning styles are emphasized
3. Different cultures
4. Different school systems result in different graduation times
5. Tuition fees vary so much that they become a factor of choice

Reference

Image

Data

1. International student recruitment data. (n.d.). Universities UK. https://www.universitiesuk.ac.uk/universities-uk-international/explore-uuki/international-student-recruitment/international-student-recruitment-dataNumbered list
2. International Students & Graduates in the U.S. (2021, December 16). FWD.Us. https://www.fwd.us/news/international-students/

1. https://www.boosteducationservice.co.uk/british-school-system-vs-american-school-system/
2. https://www.independent.co.uk/independentpremium/long-reads/government-selling-schools-privatisation-coronavirus-business-local-authorities-b593943.html
3. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/best-uk-secondary-schools-guide-greater-london-bp7vqfzz9
4. https://www.britishcouncil.or.th/en/university-of-bristol
5. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/51228514489766795/
6. https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2019/7/1/how-us-history-is-whitewashed-in-high-school-exams
7. https://studybarta.com/best-private-universities-in-usa/

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