Sentences with phrase «of compulsory education»

First, you have to endure 12 years of compulsory education before you can even enroll in a school of higher learning.

Except in countries where only primary or basic education is compulsory, secondary education includes the final stage of compulsory education and in many countries it is entirely compulsory.

The requirement to attend public school is not a universal element of compulsory education.

This may reflect conscious or unconscious discrimination; be completely chosen by students or not; and may or may not be an inherent outcome of compulsory education.

Grit and Big Five scores were used to predict the participants» grades on the achievement exams that are administered UK - wide at the end of compulsory education.

Throughout the 1970s, there was considerable pressure to merge the systems - particularly since the raising of the age of compulsory education to 16 considerably increased the number of pupils in a position to obtain qualifications.

Estimating the national average of years of compulsory education as 12 years, a reference site places the United States among those countries with the greatest compulsory education requirements.

They are one of the types of principal examination course studied by pupils in England, Wales and Northern Ireland immediately after the conclusion of compulsory education,

The implementation of compulsory education projects also brought about growth of net enrolment rate for school - age children from 95 · 5 % to 99 · 7 %.

Through the extension of compulsory education, subsidy of secondary education, provision of continuing equivalency education for specialized groups such as local leaders and the workforce, distance education and the establishment of community colleges across the country, we hope to upgrade the level of functional literacy.

In Western Australia this year group is labelled as Pre-Primary and constitutes the first year of compulsory education in the state.

The Progressive school era included the introduction of compulsory education laws, with every state compelling students to attend school from either age five, six, or seven until they are 16, 17, or 18, depending on the state.

However, if students understand why they are forced to attend schools and agree to the democratic nature of compulsory education, the manipulative nature of these arguments is dismantled.

But none of that can work unless there is a genuine commitment at every level from the federal government to state governments to local governments and with all invested stakeholders that there are compelling public reasons for the enterprise of compulsory education.

A guide to the varied pattern of tests around the UK in the school years prior to the public exams (such as GCSEs) which most sit at the end of compulsory education.

For attendance, states determine the age of compulsory education, how chronic absence and truancy is defined and addressed, how a day of attendance is defined, and whether attendance (in the form of average daily attendance or membership count) is used to allocate funding.

Both the nation and the state have curriculum requirements for homeschooling that are very similar to those of compulsory education.

Then, he says, the GCSE could become the pathway to the next step a pupil takes in their education - rather than the certificate recording achievement at the end of compulsory education that it is now.

Grit and Big Five scores were used to predict the participants» grades on the achievement exams that are administered UK - wide at the end of compulsory education.