Проект "Система школьного образования в России и Новой Зеландии"

School System Structure in New Zealand
School day in New Zealand
Start - 8.30 a.m. – 9.00am
Finish – 2.45p.m. – 3.15 p.m.
5 lessons in all schools.
Five days a week.
A class lasts 1 hour
First interval is 15 – 25 minutes
Second is Lunch break – 40 – 60 minutes
Computer Literacy
Russia:
Ineffective as the equipment is often outdated.
Lack of the Internet access.
New Zealand:
Equipment is often up-to-date
Internet is available for use
School education in Russia.
School education in New Zealand.
Compare both systems.
Conclusion.
Goals:
Bibliography
http://www.wikipedia.org/
www.native-english.ru
www.euroeducation.net
School System Structure in Russia
School Day in Russia
Start - 8.30 a.m.
Finish - 1p.m. or 2 p.m.
4-5 lessons in primary school.
5-6 lessons in secondary school.
6-7 lessons in senior school.
Five or six days a week.
No additional lunch break.
A class lasts 45 minutes with a 10 -15 minute break.
Physical Education
Russia:
3 times a week.
Takes place in the gym or on the sports grounds.
Lack of adequate equipment and poor organization.
New Zealand:
2 times a week
On the sports grounds or in the gym
All equipment is available
PRESENTATION
School
Education in Russia and in New Zealand
Kadalov Yarilo
Form:
8A
School:
No
1381
Teacher:
Arkhipova
I.N.
Grading System
Countries
Russia
New Zealand
Unsatisfactory/Not Achieved
2
0 - 4
Satisfactory/Achieved
3
5 -
6
Good/Achieved with Merit
4
7 - 8
Excellent/Achieved with Distinction
5
9 - 10
Conclusion
Both systems have their own benefits and downsides
Education in Russia is tougher than in New Zealand
Which system is better?
Types of Schools
Types of schools in both New Zealand and in Russia:
General secondary schools.
Schools specializing in certain subjects.
Schools for children with health problems
Private schools.
Home school
Academic Year
Russia:
Classes – Sep – May
Summer holidays – 1 Jun – 31 Aug
New Zealand:
Classes – end of Jan – middle Dec
Summer holidays – 15 Dec – end of Jan
School Education in New Zealand
Compulsory for children between the ages of 5 and 16
System Type - decentralized national
Primary language – English
provided by the state
Budget- NZ$12,161 million
Class Work and Homework in New Zealand
Class work – written and oral work
Homework – 1 big task for a period of one week
Study individually, in pairs, for some subjects mostly in groups
Criticism is prohibited
Core Curriculum in New Zealand
Primary:
English, Maths, PE, etc.
Intermediate:
English, Maths, PE, Woodwork, Cooking, Art, Language (teacher’s choice), ICT, etc.
Secondary:
English, Maths, PE, Technology, Science, Social Studies.
Choice Subjects:
Language, Art, Food Technology, ICT, Graphics, Drama, Music, Design and Technology, Textiles, History, Geography, etc.
Examinations
Exams after grade 9 (testing or drawing a ticket).
Exams after grade 11 (Unified State Examination).
Russia
New Zealand
NCEA
level 1 in year 10 – 11
NCEA level 2 in year 11 – 12
NCEA level 3 in year 13
School Education in Russia
a literacy rate of 98%
compulsory for children between the ages of 6 and 15
provided by the state
3.6% of GDP
free
primary language-Russian
System type - centralized
national

Core Curriculum in Russia
Primary
:
Russian, Maths, Reading, Nature Study, Handicraft, PE, Foreign Language, Music, Art, etc
.

Basic, Secondary Complete
:

Russian, Maths, Computing, History, Literature, Foreign Language, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, PE, Handicraft, Music, etc.
No choice of subjects.
Class Work and Homework in Russia
Class work - reciting and written and oral testing.
Homework - 1- 3 tasks at the end of a lesson.
Answer at the blackboard.
Study individually , sometimes in pairs.
Criticism is frequent.