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EDUCATION
jueves, 4 de abril de 2013
jueves, 21 de marzo de 2013
martes, 19 de marzo de 2013
miércoles, 6 de marzo de 2013
sábado, 16 de febrero de 2013
domingo, 27 de enero de 2013
POLISH EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
1. The Kindergarten upbringing.
1.
Kindergartens.
2.
Kindergartens
classes in Primary Schools.
3.
Different
forms of kindergarten upbringing in different places with kindergarten
upbringing elements.
2. The first and the second educational stage (The first stage –
integrated skills education, the second stage – module education) – PRIMARY
SCHOOLS (six-year-education).
1.
available
for all people;
2.
schools for
children with special needs;
3.
integration
schools;
4.
available
for all people with integration classes;
5.
Primary
Sport Schools;
6.
Sport
Champions’ Primary Schools.
3.
The
third education stage - GIMNAZJUM (three-year-education).
1.
available
for all people;
2.
schools for
children with special needs;
3.
integration
schools;
4.
bilingual
schools;
5.
available
for all people with integration classes;
6.
available
for all people with bilingual classes;
7.
available
for all people with sport classes;
7.
available
for all people with classes which prepare to work;
8.
Gimnazjum
Sport Schools;
9.
Sport
Champions’ Gimnazjum.
4.
Schools
after Gimnazjum – Secondary Schools.
1.
available
for all people;
2.
schools for
children with special needs;
3.
integration
schools;
4.
bilingual
schools;
5.
available
for all people with integration classes;
6.
available
for all people with bilingual classes;
7.
available
for all people with sport classes;
8.
Secondary
Sport Schools;
9.
Sport
Champions’ Secondary Schools
10. Agricultural Schools
11. Schools of forestry
INSIDE
THOSE SECONDARY SCHOOLS THERE ARE:
a)
occupation
schools – they last 2 or 3 years – after finishing those schools students get
their occupation, they are not able to take A-level, but they can go on to
other schools (ments entioned in letters ‘e’ and ‘f’,
b)
comprehensive
secondary schools – they last 3 years - after finishing those schools students
are able to take A-level exam;
c)
comprehensive
secondary schools connected with occupation subjects – they last 3 years -
after finishing those schools students are able to take A-level exam;
d)
technics
secondary schools - – they last 4 years - after finishing those schools
students are able to take A-level exam, they also get an occupation;
e)
supplementary
comprehensive schools for occupatiin school-leavers – they last 2 years - after
finishing those schools students are able to take A-level exam;
f)
supplementary
technics schools for occupatiin school-leavers – they last 3 years -
supplementary comprehensive schools for occupatiin school-leavers – they last 2
years - after finishing those schools students are able to take A-level exam;
g)
schools
after comprehensive schools – they last 2,5 years - after finishing those
schools students aget an occupation;
h)
special
schools for students with special needs – they last 3 years - they prepare
to work
viernes, 18 de enero de 2013
A typical school day (France)

- 6:00 A.M : Waking up
- 7:00 A.M : Going to high school (by bus, train, car ...)
- 7:45 A.M : Arriving at high school
- 8:00 A.M – 12:00 : Classes
Details
Abdouli Karim, Baligniez Justine, Colin Charles, Cousin Maxence,
Delporte Antoine, Dumini Claire, Dussart Rudy, Erritouni Salma
Favereaux Arthur, Mokhtari Quentin, Moracchini Paul-Antoine
Niay Eloïse, Obled Aymeric, Plichon Mathilde,
Soudier Kathleen,Vasseur Samson
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