10 Interesting Fact About Education systems and pedagogy
10 Interesting Fact About Education systems and pedagogy
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The first formal education in the world is in Ancient Egypt, which began around 3100 BC.
In Japan, there is an educational concept called Kyozai Kenkyu, which means the study of teaching materials. This concept teaches students to study teaching material independently and critically.
In Finland, students are not given home assignments every day. They are expected to play and study independently. Finland is also known as a country with the best education system in the world.
A teacher in Denmark must pursue a master's degree before they can teach. In addition, teachers in Denmark are also valued and paid well.
In Switzerland, children start learning English since the age of 6 years. They also have to master at least two other languages besides their own language.
In Singapore, students are expected to memorize a lot of information and facts, and the exam is an important part of the education system. However, Singapore also emphasized the development of creative and innovative skills.
In some countries, such as Norway and Sweden, there are no heavy national examinations such as in other countries. Conversely, students are expected to take responsibility for their own learning and obtain a fair assessment from their teacher.
In the United States, the education system can be different in each state. For example, students in California learn about mental and emotional health from an early age.
In Germany, students must choose their study major at the age of 10 years. This helps them to prepare themselves well for the work they want to work in in the future.
In Australia, free education is available for all students up to the age of 18 years. In addition, students are expected to have critical and creative skills, and be able to adapt to rapid technological changes.
