However the education system in Singapore is quite different from Finland. The Singapore education is a traditional system where control is important whereas the Finland education system emphasizes a happy learning environment. Some of the differences are the compulsory education and the examination system. One difference is the compulsory education in Singapore which provides the basic knowledge for the pupils. Singapore allocates the students according to their performance in this compulsory education
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Education in its general sense is a form of learning in which knowledge‚ skills‚ and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next through teaching‚ training‚ research‚ or simply through auto didacticism. Generally‚ it occurs through any experience that has a formative effect on the way one thinks‚ feels‚ or acts. A right to education has been created and recognized by some jurisdictions: Since 1952‚ Article 2 of the first Protocol to the European Convention on Human
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BRITISH CULTURE TOPIC: EDUCATION EDUCATION IN BRITAIN OUTLINE I. Introduction. II. Content. 2.1. British education system. 2.1.1. Organization and comparison to Vietnam. 2.1.1.1. British educational organization. 2.1.1.2. Comparison to Vietnamese educational organization. 2.1.2. Education levels and comparison to Viet Nam. 2.1.2.1. Compulsory education. 2.1.2.2. Education beyond sixteen. 2.1.2.3. Comparison to Viet Nam’s education levels. 2.2. School life. 2.2.1. School
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even go to the extent of saying that if parents and teachers show the required dedication to shape the lives of the young‚ India would get a new life. As it is said: Behind the parents stands the school‚ and behind the teacher the home. A proper education would help nurture a sense of dignity and self-respect among our youth. These are qualities no law can enforce – they have to be nurtured ourselves. A nation’s wealth is the young generation of the country. When they grow up‚ who can be the role
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Education Education in Singapore is managed by the Ministri of Education (MOE) which controls the development and administration of state school receiving government funding‚ but also has an advisory and supervisory role in respect of private school. For both private and state schools‚ there are variations in the extent of autonomy in their curriculum‚ scope of government aid and funding‚tution burden on the students‚ and admission policy. Education spending usually makes up about 20 per cent of
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increasing community‚ political‚ and education sector concern over truancy. Despite a widespread perception that truancy is on the increase‚ the actual size of the truancy problem is unknown. A national survey of state primary and secondary schools in New Zealand in 1977 (Taylor‚ Sturrock and White 1982) reported that the unjustified absence rate in primary schools was 0.69%‚ and in secondary schools it was 1.4%. Berwick-Emms (1987)‚ studying attendance in primary schools in Canterbury‚ reported an
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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY While basic education is considered a fundamental human right‚ and therefore‚ incumbent on governments to provide education for all children irrespective of their social‚ cultural or economic background‚ the issue of the costs continues to challenge both governments and households on how to achieve this goal. Lack of education contributes to social inequalities and vulnerability to poverty (Moncrieff 2009)‚ and therefore‚ combating social exclusion
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intentional unauthorized or illegal absence from compulsory schooling. In Malaysia truancy problem is a phenomenon among primary and secondary school students. According to Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong‚ reported in The News Strait Times article entitled “Study on truancy - Education Ministry” dated January‚ 17 2012‚ "A total of 110‚218 students were involved in disciplinary problems. Of that figure‚ 72‚873 were from secondary level and 37‚345 from primary schools‚" students were involved in disciplinary
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College Final paper 16.5.2013 Compulsory Voting 1 Topic of the paper Democracy is built on freedom to vote and have your political say‚ but the majority of people in the world’s ‘greatest’ democracies never vote at all. Is compulsory participation in the political system the answer? Investigate countries which make voting compulsory – weigh the advantages and disadvantages – then argue for or against this policy. Abstract Compulsory voting solves the problem of low political
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think that education is a key to a good future. And schools are the first step on the education-way. Schools help young people to choose their career‚ to prepare for their future life‚ they make pupils clever and well-educated. They give pupils the opportunity to fulfil their talent. Education in Britain developed by steps. The first step was the introducing of two kinds of school: grammar schools and secondary modern schools. Grammar schools offered a predominantly academic education and in secondary
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