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Education in China Schooling in China consists of three years of kindergarten, six years of primary school, three years of junior middle school (also known as secondary school), and senior middle school (high school). After completing these years of schooling, students then have the opportunity to continue to higher education. Children attend school five days a week. The school hours depend on the grade and the area, but, usually, kids, in China's Metropolises, start their days at 7.30 a.m. or 8.00 a.m. and finish at about 5.00 p.m. and lunch breaks are shorter. In more rural areas, the school days usually last a whole day with 45-minutes-long classes, with a little more flexible schedule. The school year in China typically starts in September and ends in late June or July. Summer vacation is in July and August while the winter holiday is around January or February. Students are often responsible for cleaning their classrooms and other areas of the school. This practice is part of the school routine and is intended to teach students responsibility, teamwork, and respect for their environment. Students may be assigned specific cleaning tasks on a rotating basis, such as sweeping floors, emptying trash bins, and wiping down desks and windows. This tradition helps to instill a sense of community and shared responsibility among students. Discussing the Reading 1. facts that all students in China have responsibility in cleaning their classrooms after school like we do the same here. Tell your reason what the differences
Education in China
Schooling in China consists of three years of kindergarten, six years of primary school, three years of junior middle school (also known as secondary school), and senior middle school (high school). After completing these years of schooling, students then have the opportunity to continue to higher education.
Children attend school five days a week. The school hours depend on the grade and the area, but, usually, kids, in China's Metropolises, start their days at 7.30 a.m. or 8.00 a.m. and finish at about 5.00 p.m. and lunch breaks are shorter. In more rural areas, the school days usually last a whole day with 45-minutes-long classes, with a little more flexible schedule. The school year in China typically starts in September and ends in late June or July. Summer vacation is in July and August while the winter holiday is around
January or February.
Students are often responsible for cleaning their classrooms and other areas of the school. This practice is part of the school routine and is intended to teach students responsibility, teamwork, and respect for their environment. Students may be assigned specific cleaning tasks on a rotating basis, such as sweeping floors, emptying trash bins, and wiping down desks and windows. This tradition helps to instill a sense of community and shared responsibility among students.
Discussing the Reading
1. facts that all students in China have responsibility in cleaning their classrooms after school like we do the same here. Tell your reason what the differences
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20 Agustus 2024 15:11
<p>In China, students are often responsible for cleaning their classrooms and other areas of the school as part of their daily routine. This practice is intended to teach responsibility, teamwork, and respect for their environment. The cleaning tasks are typically assigned on a rotating basis, allowing all students to participate equally.</p><p> </p><p>In contrast, in many other countries, including where we are, students may not have the same level of responsibility for cleaning their classrooms. Often, professional janitorial staff are employed to handle these tasks. The main difference is that in China, the cleaning responsibilities are part of the educational experience, aiming to instill values such as cooperation and pride in one's surroundings. In other places, while students may occasionally help with minor tasks like tidying up their desks, the primary focus is on their academic responsibilities rather than on maintaining the school environment. This difference highlights varying approaches to education and character development in different cultures.</p>
In China, students are often responsible for cleaning their classrooms and other areas of the school as part of their daily routine. This practice is intended to teach responsibility, teamwork, and respect for their environment. The cleaning tasks are typically assigned on a rotating basis, allowing all students to participate equally.
In contrast, in many other countries, including where we are, students may not have the same level of responsibility for cleaning their classrooms. Often, professional janitorial staff are employed to handle these tasks. The main difference is that in China, the cleaning responsibilities are part of the educational experience, aiming to instill values such as cooperation and pride in one's surroundings. In other places, while students may occasionally help with minor tasks like tidying up their desks, the primary focus is on their academic responsibilities rather than on maintaining the school environment. This difference highlights varying approaches to education and character development in different cultures.
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