London Education System Research Paper

The British education system has an excellent reputation amongst the students of London and the students who have studied abroad there. While I studied abroad in London I noticed that the London education system was built to make sure that everyone has a fair chance of learning and to succeed. Something that the American school system lacks. . London 's educations system gives you a better understanding how diverse the country is as a whole. The United States is known to be diverse as a country, however, when it comes to the classroom diversity can be rare. Unlike the U.S. The London school system tries to focus more on what the students want, rather than what they believe is best for them. According to a study done by Economic Co-operations and Development (OECD,) 91% of London 's high-school students graduate, while a measly 77% of U.S. Students graduate. Another possible factor for the huge difference in high-school graduates, could be that while we spend our high-school years trying to figure out our career paths, students in London are already working towards their careers. There are four stages of Education in London. These stages of Education include
1. Nursery (ages 0-3) and Pre-school Nursery (ages 3-4)
2. Primary education (ages 4-11)
3. Secondary …show more content…
As we discussed in class things that a child is not learning at home can be taught to them by a teacher. Whether it is showing them that someone cares if they succeed, or basic school studies. Teachers in England sees their teaching experience as a way to influence a child down the right path in life. You are encouraged to only work as a primary school teacher if you love working with children and want to work in education. You asked to have enthusiasm for any subject that you may teach. While all of these things are asked of you in any teaching job, when working in countries like England more is expected from you as a