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Informal education is a general term for education outside of a standard school setting. It can refer to various forms of alternative education, such as:
The mass media and museums, libraries, zoos, and other community-based organizations and cultural institutions also offer forms of informal education. From Wikipedia under the
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Q. 1. How many years are students required to attend school? 2. How are these years divided? 3. How many hours per day are students at school? How many days per week? 4. How many weeks of vacation are there? When are the vacations? 5. What academic subjects do students study in elementary school? In high school? What nonacademic subjects do they take?(music, art etc.) 6. How many hours of homework do students have each night or each week? 7. Is there a different teacher for each subject? 8. Do students have to take exams to pass into the next grade? When do they take exam? 9. Are the teachers mostly men or women? 10. What kind of training do teachers have? 11. Is the classroom atmosphere formal or informal? Do students stand up when teachers… [cont.] Asked by Gilho J - Fri Sep 5 06:11:23 2008 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments A. All the stuff Eric M says doesn't sound much like the English system. Maybe you're just explaining it in too much of an American way and that's why it seems compeltely unrecognisable to me? But anyway... 1. You start school the September after you turn four-'rising five'. It is compulsory until the June after you turn sixteen. Although they are changing it. The eleven year olds that have moved up to secondary school (highschool) just now, this September, will have to stay in education (but not necessarily school) until seventeen. The kids one year down will have to stay until eighteen and from then on the leaving age for education will be eighteen. 2. First there is Reception class. Then years 1-11 (age 5-16). 1-6 (or in some areas 1-7 [cont.] Answered by princessbi2006 - Fri Sep 5 08:46:31 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Informal education" |
