Most Children (about 70%) study in state schools where education is free
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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Школы в англоговорящих странах (7 класс)
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку Школы в англоговорящих странах (7 класс)
- 2. There are “Schools of the Air” that
- 3. There are “Schools through the Mailbox”: subjects
- 4. In Great Britain there are two types
- 5. Private (public) schools are expensive, the education
- 6. Eton is one of the oldest private
- 7. There are a lot of other famous
- 8. About 90 % of all children in
- 9. In private schools parents pay for education. Most of the private schools have religious education.
- 10. Students can choose subjects they want to
There are “Schools of the Air” that are situated in the areas far away from the biggest cities and towns.
Слайд 2There are “Schools of the Air” that are situated in the
areas far away from the biggest cities and towns.
Слайд 3There are “Schools through the Mailbox”: subjects are divided into 1
or 2 week units, that include new materials, illustrations, exercises and test that are sent to pupils
Слайд 4In Great Britain there are two types of secondary schools: private
(or public) schools and state schools.
Слайд 5Private (public) schools are expensive, the education is of high quality,
the discipline is very strict. In most school children wear uniform.
Слайд 6Eton is one of the oldest private school for boys. Princes
William and Harry attended it. Charging up to £11,478 per term (there are three terms per academic year) in 2014/15
Слайд 7There are a lot of other famous private schools in Great
Britain, such as Harrow (where Winston Churchill and Lord Byron studied), Rugby and Winchester.
Слайд 8About 90 % of all children in the USA attend state
or public schools where education is free. The relations between teachers and pupils democratic. Pupils can wear what they want
Слайд 9In private schools parents pay for education. Most of the private
schools have religious education.
Слайд 10Students can choose subjects they want to study. They often tale
part in non-academic activities such as sports, drama clubs, school newspaper or radio.
