英美教育体系_英文
新编英美概况 美国教育 英文PPT..
University (College): General for a four-year (18 years old and above), and "Institute" or "College", a university graduate students engaged in research and set up.
For a long time, the US has led the world in higher education, quantitatively at least. The total number of the institution of higher education is about 3,300. This figure represents one institution for every 78,000 Americans. Slightly more than half of all institutions of higher education are privately supported, many of them by religious groups. There are five categories of institution of higher education in the United States: Doctoral-level institution, Comprehensive institution, General baccalaureate institution, Specialized institution, and Two-year institution.
Elementary schools teach reading ,arithmetic , and language arts such as creative writing , spelling , and handwriting . Social studies , science , music , art ,and physical education are also part of the program . Classes are held five days a week from Monday to Friday . Elementary teachers have often been trained in schools of education , and most of them have normally completed the university degree .
英美教育体制异同点
The Differences and Similarities between American and British Education SystemIn my point of view, American and British education systems have many similarities, in general, both of the two systems are very flexible. They pay attention to the student’s self development. Furthermore, they offer the equal study rights to boys and girls, the international students, color skin students, handicapped and poor students.Because of the different culture, education systems of the two countries also exist differences. American education offers more choices for the international students. The American education system is organized like this: Six years old children attend five or six years of primary school. Next they go to secondary school, which consists of either two three- year programs or a three-year and a four-year program. These are called "middle school" or "junior high school" and "senior high school". Americans call these twelve years of primary and secondary school the first twelfth "grades." After finishing high school (twelfth grade), American students may go on to college or university. College or university study is known as "higher education." Study beyond the Bachelor's Degree is known as "graduate" school, or "postgraduate" education. In American school, students don't have to wear school uniforms. American students have tests or quizzes almost every day. On the contrary, in British schools, students only have a few exams. There are public schools, private schools, religious institutions and many more. British education is very narrowly focused on those pupils who are willing to learn by themselves, that there's no individual approach to every pupil, and hence there's a big gap, even within a single classroom, between those who are "willing to learn" and those who are not. Therefore, an American school graduate would have more chances to pass entrance exams to any high schools than his British school graduate peer would.For elementary school, if you do well enough then you can get to the next grade. If not you can be held back a grade. It's pretty easy in American schools.same thing for middle school (aka junior high school). You don't have to take any special exams to get to your next grade.For high school, there are different grades (9th - 12th), but it's all based on a system of credits. One class counts for so many credits. You need math credits, English credits, extra curriculars, etc. As long as you don't get a failing grade, you pass, and as long as you get your credits you can graduate. There are ways you can supplement normal schooling so you can graduate early.You need something over 200 credits to graduate. And America pay more attention to the students’overall development, especially art, sports and social intercourse ability. Comparing with America, British education system is conservative.。
英国教育体系英文版
School Tie is Mark of Social Class
Men wear school ties as belts – proudly displaying attendance at certain school Attendance at certain school (like Oxford or Cambridge) is single best way to guarantee successful career Where educated is very important for your future
HIGHER EDUCATION
Most Univ. public paid by gov. Univ. of Buckingham exception (priv) Long history back to 12 and 13th cent Scottish univ. St. Andrews, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen 14 & 15th c. Other univ. 19th and 20th centuries Large growth in 1960’s 1992 polytechs and others-univ.
BRITISH EDUCATION SYSTEM
Chapter 9
Purpose
Teach basics – reading, writing, arithmetic Socialize the children-taught rules and values needed to become good citizens State heavily involved –when, where, how and what children taught
英国教育体系-英文(课堂PPT)
The National Curriculum
❖ English
❖ Science
❖ Design & Technology ❖ Art
❖ Geography
❖ Physical Education
❖ Mathematics
❖ History
❖ Information Technology
❖ Modern Foreign Language
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(“the 11plus” examination, preparing pupils with academic potential for higher education)(3%)
3. Secondary Modern Schools (7%) ❖ Public Schools = Independent Schools (7%)
❖ Prep Schools (预备学校) (from 7/8 to 13) (separate; fees; entrance exam )
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Secondary Schools
❖ State Schools (93%) 1. Comprehensive Schools (84%)
(No entrance exam, general education)
❖ Pre-school education is available (often on a fee-paying basis) for children aged 2 to 4/5 through playgroups and nursery schools (many are private).
英美国家概况Unit 7 British Education System (英国的教育体制)
* after 5 years of secondary schooling, at about age 16, except Scottish students, the students sit their GCSE exams (General Certificate of Secondary Education)中学毕业证书考试
7. The National Curriculum (全国教学大纲)
8. public school {(英国的) 私立中学}
9. GCSE General Certificate of Secondary Education (中学毕业证书)
10. GCE-A General Certificate of Education ---Advanced (高级水平测试结业证书)
3. The influence of the church on schooling (教会对于学校教育的影响)
4. The 1944 Education Act (1944年的教育法)
5. Comprehensive school {<英>(招收学生时不分资质的)综合中学}
6. Grammar school (文法学校)
1) class inequality can be erased or continued according to educational policy（教育政策可以铲除地位的不平等，也可以使这种不平等继续存在。这说明在英国，是否受到良好教育直接影响到你的社会地位）
2) the school tie is a clear marker of social class
“The three R’s” (“reading, ’riting and ’rithmetic”) — to provide children with literacy and the other basic skills they will need to become active members of society and also to socialise children, teaching them rules and values needed to become good citizens, to participate in the community, an to contribute to the economic prosperity of an advanced industrial economy.
英美国家教育体制(课堂PPT)
• Country music
• Rock • Hip-hop（DJ、MC、StreetDance、Graffiti）
• R&B
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❖ At 18, they take GCE A-level examinations (Advanced General Certificate of Education 高级水平普通教育证 书＝大学入学考试), usually in not more than 3 subjects. It’s necessary to have A-levels in order to go to a university or other institutions of higher education.
毕业证书) examinations involving a final exam, an assessment of work done during the two-year course, or both of these things.
❖ Other pupils who decide not to go to university may choose to take vocational training and get the GNVQ (General National Vocational Qualification 国家专业资 格证书, 5 levels).
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University - Cost
universities are very expensive
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University - Cost
• universities get money from three sources
英美教育体制异同点
.The Differences and Similarities between American and British Education SystemIn my point of view, American and British education systems have many similarities, in general, both of the two systems are very flexible. They pay attention to the student’s self development. Furthermore, they offer the equal study rights to boys and girls, the international students, color skin students, handicapped and poor students.Because of the different culture, education systems of the two countries also exist differences. American education offers more choices for the international students. The American education system is organized like this: Six years old children attend five or six years of primary school. Next they go to secondary school, which consists of either two three- year programs or a three-year and a four-year program. These are called "middle school" or "junior high school" and "senior high school". Americans call these twelve years of primary and secondary school the first twelfth "grades." After finishing high school (twelfth grade), American students may go on to college or university. College or university study is known as "higher education." Study beyond the Bachelor's Degree is known as "graduate" school, or "postgraduate" education. In American school, students don't have to wear school uniforms. American students have tests or quizzes almost every day. On the contrary, in British schools, students only have a few exams. There are public schools, private schools, religious institutions and many more. British education is very narrowly focused on those pupils who are willing to learn by themselves, that there's no individual approach to every pupil, and hence there's a big gap, even within a single classroom, between those who are "willing to learn" and those who are not. Therefore, an American school graduate would have more chances to pass entrance exams to any high schools than his British school graduate peer would.For elementary school, if you do well enough then you can get to the next grade. If not you can be held back a grade. It's pretty easy in American schools.same thing for middle school (aka junior high school). You don't have to take any special exams to get to your next grade.For high school, there are different grades (9th - 12th), but it's all based on a system of credits. One class counts for so many credits. You need math credits, English credits, extra curriculars, etc. As long as you don't get a failing grade, you pass, and as long as you get your credits you can graduate. There are ways you can supplement normal schooling so you can graduate early.You need something over 200 credits to graduate. And America pay more attention to the students’overall development, especially art, sports and social intercourse ability. Comparing with America, British education system is conservative.。
英美教育体系的异同点
英美教育体系的异同点异同点概述英美教育体系在很多方面存在明显的差异，包括学制、课程设置、评估方式等。
本文将全面、详细、完整且深入地探讨英美教育体系的异同点。
学制异同点英国教育学制1.小学（Primary School）：6岁至11岁，通常持续7年。
2.中学（Secondary School）：11岁至16岁，通常持续5年。
3.高中（Sixth Form）：16岁至18岁，通常持续2年。
美国教育学制1.小学（Elementary School）：6岁至11岁，通常持续6年。
2.初中（Middle School）：11岁至14岁，通常持续3年。
3.高中（High School）：14岁至18岁，通常持续4年。
课程设置异同点英国课程设置1.小学：主要学科包括英语、数学、科学、地理、历史、艺术、音乐、体育等。
2.中学：学科较多，包括英语、数学、科学、地理、历史、外语、艺术、音乐、体育等。
3.高中：学生通常选择3-4个学科进行深入学习，包括英语、数学、科学、历史、地理、外语、艺术等。
美国课程设置1.小学：主要学科包括英语、数学、科学、社会科学、音乐、艺术、体育等。
2.初中和高中：学科较多，包括英语、数学、科学、社会科学、外语、音乐、艺术、体育等。
学生可以选择一些选修课进行个性化学习。
评估方式异同点英国评估方式1.小学：通过内部评估和外部标准化考试进行评估。
2.中学：通过GCSE（普通中等教育证书）考试评估学生的学术水平。
3.高中：通过A-Level（高等科目水平）考试评估学生的学术水平，成绩通常是进入大学的重要依据。
美国评估方式1.学期成绩：学生根据每个学期的表现获得成绩，成绩通常用字母表示。
2.标准化考试：学生需要参加SAT或ACT等标准化考试，成绩通常是进入大学的重要依据之一。
3.高中毕业考试：一些州要求学生通过高中毕业考试才能获得毕业证书。
教育理念异同点英国教育理念1.知识为重：强调学生的学术能力和知识储备，重视学生对学科知识的掌握。
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C. Tutorials 导师辅导课
Tutorials give you focused guidance on a particular topic once a week. The size of tutorials is quite small. (15-20) Every student has to speak in class. The students meet with the professors individually to discuss their concerns about the topic that they have undertaken and thus seek individual guidance.学生单独地会见 教授谈论，它们已经采取和因而寻求个别指 导的话题讨论他们关注的问题
Tuition fees; Endowments (捐 赠) or donations from society (esp. alumni to their alma maters)
Attendance Teaching Staff and Facilities Graduates
93%
7% Public schools have better teaching staff & facilities. Students from the public schools are more promising, e.g. Eton College has educated 20 Prime Ministers, 6 Chancellors of Exchequers, etc.
Case Study
Compared with that in Chinese counterparts, the curriculum in the UK primary or secondary schools is much simpler. (eg. mathematics & reading) 1. The compulsory education aims to cultivate eligible citizens rather than elites;义务教育的目的是培养合 格公民，而不是精英。 2. Curiosity and self-confidence matter a lot more than the knowledge itself. 求知欲和自信心远比知识 重要。 3. Team spirit and leadership can be emphasized。 团队精神和领导力很重要。
D. Independent work
Students are supposed to investigate a topic in detail and develop their own views about it. (off-campus research)学生应该调查 中详细信息的主题和发展他们自己的意见。 （校外研究) This usually involves working individually or in a small group with other students to research a topic. Produce written work or make presentation for a seminar.
more than 3 subjects. It’s necessary to have A-levels in order to go to a university or other institutions of higher education.
Higher Education
All British universities are self-governing and fee-charging.所有英国大学自治和收 Over 42% of pupils become university students on leaving school at 18超过 42%的 学生成为大学生在18岁时离校. 110 universities in UK (93 in England, 13 in Scotland, 2 in Wales and 2 in N. Ireland)
Teaching Methods
The UK educational system encourages self-study, discussions and practical work. The students may have time-tabled classes or might be encouraged to do more of independent work英国教育制度鼓 励自学、 讨论和实际工作。学生可能有计 划课或可能会被鼓励去做更多的独立工作。
Public Schools
In the UK private schools are confusingly called public schools!在英国的私立学校统称 为公立学校。 Only enroll pupils from prep schools.只注册从 预科学校的学生。 Mainly single-sex rather than co-ed schools. 主要是单性别而不是男女共学学校。 Boarding schools. 寄宿学校。
levels).
Entrance Procedures
In the third term of Year 12, students prepare their applications to university. Applications are then made in the first term of the Year 13 through one centralized organization known as UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service大学院校入 学委员会 ). Students can apply to a maximum of 6 universities/institutions. Admission – selection on basis of A level results & an interview.
The National Curriculum
English Design & Technology Geography Mathematics Information Technology Music
Science Art Physical Education History Modern Foreign Language
The students are largely from aristocratic (贵 族) and upper class families. Despite the high fees they account for around 7% of the total school population. BUT opponents voice doubts: It’s socially divisive and breeds elitism; they are offering more promising opportunities to 7% of British children, but it’s unfair for the remaining 93%!
Tertiary education
延续教育(Further Education)是继小学(Primary)中学 (Secondary)教育之后的“第三级教育”(Tertiary)。为进入 高等教育或者就业打下基础。也是中国的高中学生留学英的 关键阶段。一般来说接受延续教育的学生介于16和18岁之间。 它分为两种体系：学业路线（Academic Route）和职业路 线（Vocational Route）。学业路线着重于培养学术研究方 面的人才，职业路线则结合社会各层面的职业需要，培养在 各种行业中具有专门技能和知识的人才。
Some more ambitious and hardworking students will take GCE O-level (一般水平普通 教育证书) exams. At 18, they take GCE A-level examinations
(Advanced General Certificate of Education 高级水 平普通教育证书＝大学入学考试), usually in not
What is the point of attending seminars? The discussions that take place in seminars often help students understand a topic better in different perspectives.在研讨会上 进行的讨论在不同的观点经常帮助学生更好了 解题目.
A. Lectures 讲座
The professors dominate the lectures which serve to guide the students.教授占主导地位， 有助于引导学生的讲座。 The size of the class is generally large, often up to 100 students.课的大小通常是大的，经 常多达 100 名学生 NO prescribed textbooks but reading lists and handouts (讲稿)!
Exams