Similarities and Distinctions in the Educational Systems of Ireland and Russia(From personal experience) презентация

PERSONAL EXPERIENCE)

Budnikova Elizaveta Georgievna
Grade 9A
Scientific Adviser:
Sofronova Lyudmila Vladimirovna,
English Teacher
School # 30
Chita, 2013

in the eastern part of our country, and the English language is not as popular as the Chinese one though it is taught in all schools of Zabaikalsky Krai. So we think that it is necessary to propagandize English studying among the Russian school students.

systems of Ireland and Russia.

and awareness of the system is possible only under condition of use of authentic material. We live far from Europe and there are few students who have the opportunity to visit English – speaking countries.

Ireland and Russia

draw a conclusion that they have both similarities, and distinctions.

in Ireland?
2) Is gender or mixed training in schools in Ireland?
3) How long does school day last at Irish schools? How many changes are there in Irish schools (the 1st change, the 2nd change)?
4) Are there private schools in your country?
5) How many examinations do high school students pass?
6) What age do the Irish children enter school?
7) What is assessment in Irish school?
8) How many days a week do the Irish schoolchildren study?
 
 
 
 

direction in Russia?
2) Is gender or mixed training in schools in Russia?
3) How long does school day last at Russian schools? How many changes are there in Russian schools (the 1st change, the 2nd change)?
4) Are there private schools in your country?
5) How many examinations do high school students pass?
6) What age do the Russian children enter school?
7) What is assessment in Russian school?
8) How many days a week do the Russian schoolchildren study?

culture, the fine arts, music are taught.
2) In all Russian schools training is mixed.
3) At big schools children are trained in 2 changes (in the example of my school).
The 1st change – 8:00-12:45
The 2nd change – 13:00-17:45
4) In Russia there are private schools, but generally all Russian schools are state.
5) High school students pass over 4 subjects, 2 of them are obligatory (Mathematics and Russian), and the other 2 are for choice.
6) The Russian children usually enter school at 6-7 years old.
7) Assessment in Russian schools is from 1 to 5 points.
8) The Russian school students study 6 days a week (from Monday to Saturday)

1) Yes, there are. At Irish schools fine arts, music, religious education are taught.
2) In Ireland in the majority of schools training is gender.
3) One change is at all schools ( 9:00-14:00)
4) Almost all schools of Ireland are state, but they get the state support.
5) High school students pass over 7 subjects (an obligatory minimum is 6 subjects).
6) The Irish children usually enter school at the age of 4-5 years old.
7) Assessment in Irish schools is from 1 to 10 points.
8) The Irish school students study 5 days a week (from Monday to Friday)

Russia

Ireland

to work
13:00– lessons come to an end
13:30–dinner
13:30-17:30–free time (trainings, sections, circles)
18:00 supper
19:00– lessons, parents come home
20:00–free time
22:00– dream
 
On Saturdays apartment cleaning is
On Sundays free time is

8:00–father goes to work (mother doesn't work)
8:00–breakfast
9:00–school
11:00–mid-morning snack
14:00–lessons come to an end
14:30–dinner
14:30-15:30–homework
15:30-18:00–free time (trainings, sections, circles)
18:00– the father comes home
19:00–supper
20:00– watching TV, free time
21:30–Jr. children go to sleep
22:00–seniors go to sleep

On Saturdays a trip to shop to do shopping for a week is
On Sundays free time is

Russia
(my family)

Ireland
(a family in which I lived)

FAMILY WHERE I LIVED)

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