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Typical Essay:
To begin, because the country has a federal system of government that has historically valued local governance, no country-level education system or curriculum exists in the United States. The federal government does not operate public schools. Each of the fifty states has its own Department of Education that sets guidelines for the schools of that state.
In the United States, education is compulsory for all students until age sixteen. The pupils go through elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools. Elementary schools are composed of students in kindergarten and grades 1-6. Many children attend kindergarten when they are five-years-old. Children begin 1st grade at age six. Middle school is composed of students in grades 6-8 and high school contains grades 9-12.
High school students are required to take a wide variety of courses in English, mathematics, science, and social science, foreign ******** or physical education, and they may elect to take music or art courses. Many high schools also offer vocational training courses. A course can be one semester or two semesters in length. The academic year generally begins in late August and ends in early June.
University students pursuing a Bachelor’s degree are called “undergraduates,” whereas students pursuing a Master’s or Doctoral degree are called “graduate students.” American undergraduate students will say they are “going to school” or “going to college”, which means they are attending university. A common question one student asks another is, “What is your major?” This means, “What is your major field of study?”
Most universities give undergraduate students a liberal education, which means students are required to take courses across several disciplines before they specialize in a major field of study. Graduate and professional (such as medicine or law) programs are specialized.
Education
The educational system of Algeria is mostly of good quality, corresponding to Western patterns form primary education until universities. The system inherited from the French era was one of many limitations, most importantly it reached only a small part of the society. Since independence in 1962, a process of Arabization has been acted out, aiming at promoting national values and ********, but this has happened very much at the cost of the large Berberminority.
The present system still largely continues according to the patterns laid down during the French administration, but the scope as been greatly extended. In 1971, the compulsory period of nine years of education was introduced. In 1976 all private schools were abolished. In 1991, Arabic was mandated being used at all levels of education. Since 2024, Berber has been permitted as a teaching ******** in schools. In 2024, private schools were again permitted, but there are today very few private schools.
Expenditure on education was estimated at 5.1% of GDP in 1999.
Facing the high levels of illiteracy, the government continues to promote adult literacy classes. Illiteracy has been considerably reduced in recent decades, but every third Algerian still cannot read or write properly.
Primary education
School is free and by law compulsory for all children from they are 6 or 7 years old, then continuing through 9 years of schooling. Yet, ca. 9% of girls and 3% of boys do not attend primary school. Drop out rates are dramatically higher for secondary school, where about half do not attend. Algeria has the problem of shortage of teachers, as the numbers of school children have risen dramatically over recent years, parallel to insufficient government programs to educate more teachers.
Average school day is between 5.5 and 6.5 hours.
There is a great focus on Arabic and Mathematics, the first 3 years, every second teaching hour is devoted to Arabic. In 1992, English was introduced as foreign ******** alongside French, but pupils choose just one of the two. Education in foreign ******** begins in the 4th grade.
Public schools operate jointly under the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Religious Affairs: Islam is a required part of the curriculum, but only with 2 hours a week for young pupils, 1 hour from 7th grade and on.
Higher education
Algeria now has 47 universities and university centres, figures rise continuously. There are also 17 other institutions of higher education. Some confusion exists to the total number, figures of 130 such institutions are sometimes given, but these are not correct.
Universities in Algeria have gone through a reform of bringing the composition of degrees into accordance with American and European standards: 3 year bachelor and a 2 year master.
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but it is soo long i think is difficalte to memorise it
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 Education
The educational system of Algeria is mostly of good quality . |
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we need it in the bac exam if it mentions The educational system of Algeria
as a paragraph
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