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[whinyvents]

The closest I could probably ever get to experiencing "gifted kid burnout" is being considered smart by special ed standards and feeling good about getting onto a level 1 BTEC course at a mainstream college, only to eventually realise that most people who do BTEC courses (which already tend to be viewed as inferior to A levels) go straight to level 3 and that starting at anything below that is often seen as dumb.

[rimaakter45]

سیستم آموزشی بریتانیا: مروری جامع

معرفی

بریتانیا دارای یک سیستم آموزشی غنی و متنوع است که به دلیل کیفیت و اهمیت تاریخی خود شناخته شده است. سیستم آموزشی بریتانیا با سنت دیرینه تعالی دانشگاهی و تعهد به تقویت رشد فکری، طی سال‌ها تکامل یافته است تا نیازهای یک جامعه مدرن و جهانی شده را برآورده کند.

ساختار سیستم آموزشی انگلستان

این  سیستم آموزشی انگلستان  به چندین مرحله کلیدی تقسیم می شود که هر کدام اهداف و برنامه درسی خاص خود را دارند. این مراحل به شرح زیر است:

مرحله اولیه سالهای اولیه (EYFS): EYFS برای کودکان 3 تا 5 ساله طراحی شده است و بر ایجاد یک پایه محکم برای یادگیری آینده متمرکز است. این بر یادگیری مبتنی بر بازی، رشد اجتماعی، و مهارت‌های اساسی حساب و سواد تأکید دارد.

آموزش ابتدایی: آموزش ابتدایی در انگلستان معمولاً کودکان 5 تا 11 ساله را پوشش می دهد و شامل مراحل کلیدی 1 و 2 است. در این مرحله دانش آموزان با طیف وسیعی از موضوعات از جمله ریاضیات، انگلیسی، علوم و هنر آشنا می شوند. مرحله کلیدی 2 با آزمون های SAT (آزمون های ارزیابی استاندارد)، که پیشرفت دانش آموز را در این موضوعات اصلی ارزیابی می کند، به اوج خود می رسد.

آموزش متوسطه: آموزش متوسطه شامل مراحل کلیدی 3 و 4 است و برای دانش آموزان 11 تا 16 ساله است. مرحله کلیدی 3 ادامه برنامه درسی ابتدایی با طیف وسیع تری از موضوعات است. در پایان مرحله کلیدی 4، دانش آموزان معمولاً در امتحانات گواهی عمومی آموزش متوسطه (GCSE) شرکت می کنند.

تحصیلات پس از 16 سالگی: پس از تکمیل GCSE، دانش آموزان می توانند با ورود به کالج یا فرم ششم، ادامه تحصیل خود را انتخاب کنند، جایی که به مدت دو سال تحصیل کرده و در آزمون های سطح پیشرفته (A-Level) شرکت خواهند کرد. از طرف دیگر، دانش آموزان می توانند دوره های حرفه ای یا کارآموزی را انتخاب کنند.

آموزش عالی: تحصیلات عالی در بریتانیا در دانشگاه ها و کالج ها ارائه می شود و معمولاً یک برنامه سه ساله در مقطع کارشناسی است که منجر به اخذ مدرک لیسانس می شود. گزینه های تحصیلات تکمیلی شامل برنامه های کارشناسی ارشد و دکترا است. بریتانیا به دلیل دانشگاه های معتبر و ارائه آموزش عالی با کیفیت بالا مشهور است.

ویژگی های کلیدی سیستم آموزشی انگلستان

تست استاندارد: سیستم آموزشی انگلستان برای سنجش پیشرفت و پیشرفت دانش‌آموزان بر آزمون‌های استاندارد متکی است. شناخته شده ترین آزمون های استاندارد شده آزمون های SAT در پایان مرحله کلیدی 2 و آزمون های GCSE در پایان مرحله کلیدی 4 هستند. این آزمون ها نقش بسزایی در ارزیابی توانایی های تحصیلی دانش آموزان و تعیین مسیرهای آموزشی آینده آنها دارند.

لباس فرم مدرسه: لباس فرم یک ویژگی رایج در مدارس انگلستان است. آنها نه تنها احساس تعلق و برابری را در بین دانش آموزان ترویج می کنند، بلکه به یک محیط یادگیری مثبت نیز کمک می کنند. لباس فرم مدرسه اغلب مختص هر موسسه است و ممکن است شامل کتانی، کراوات و تاج مدرسه باشد.

شرایط مدرسه و تعطیلات: سال تحصیلی در انگلستان به طور معمول به سه ترم پاییز، بهار و تابستان تقسیم می شود. مدارس در طول این ترم ها تعطیلات منظم دارند، از جمله تعطیلات نیم ترم و تعطیلات تابستانی طولانی. این استراحت ها امکان استراحت و تفریح را هم برای دانش آموزان و هم برای معلمان فراهم می کند.

مدارس خصوصی و دولتی: سیستم آموزشی انگلستان بین مدارس دولتی و مدارس خصوصی (مستقل) انتخابی را ارائه می دهد. مدارس دولتی توسط دولت تامین مالی می شوند و به برنامه درسی ملی پایبند هستند، در حالی که مدارس خصوصی دارای استقلال بیشتری هستند و اغلب طیف وسیع تری از فعالیت های فوق برنامه را ارائه می دهند.

اهمیت فعالیت های فوق برنامه: فعالیت های فوق برنامه نقش مهمی در سیستم آموزشی انگلستان دارد. مدارس دانش آموزان را به شرکت در فعالیت های ورزشی، باشگاهی و فرهنگی تشویق می کنند. این تجربیات به دانش آموزان کمک می کند تا طیف گسترده ای از مهارت ها و ویژگی ها، از جمله کار تیمی، رهبری و آگاهی فرهنگی را توسعه دهند.

آموزش فراگیر: آموزش فراگیر یک اصل اساسی در سیستم آموزشی انگلستان است. هدف مدارس حمایت از دانش‌آموزان دارای نیازهای آموزشی خاص و ناتوانی‌ها برای اطمینان از دریافت آموزش برابر و باکیفیت است. هماهنگ��کنندگان نیازهای آموزشی ویژه (SENCOs) با دانش‌آموزان، والدین و معلمان همکاری نزدیکی دارند تا حمایت لازم را تسهیل کنند.

برنامه درسی متنوع: برنامه درسی در انگلستان متنوع است و شامل طیف گسترده ای از موضوعات مانند ریاضیات، علوم، انگلیسی، تاریخ، جغرافیا، زبان ها و هنر است. این رویکرد جامع تضمین می کند که دانش آموزان به یک آموزش جامع دسترسی دارند.

چالش ها و اصلاحات

در حالی که سیستم آموزشی بریتانیا بسیار مورد توجه است، با چالش ها و اصلاحات مداوم روبرو است. این چالش ها عبارتند از:

نابرابری آموزشی: شکاف مداومی در نتایج آموزشی بین دانش‌آموزان با زمینه‌های مختلف اجتماعی-اقتصادی وجود دارد. تلاش‌هایی برای رفع این نابرابری از طریق طرح‌هایی مانند حق بیمه دانش‌آموزان صورت گرفته است که بودجه بیشتری را برای مدارس دارای دانش‌آموزان محروم فراهم می‌کند.

کمبود معلم: بریتانیا در سال های اخیر با کمبود معلمان واجد شرایط مواجه بوده است، به ویژه در دروسی مانند ریاضیات، علوم و زبان های خارجی. این موضوع باعث نگرانی هایی در مورد کیفیت آموزش در این مناطق شده است.

بازنگری برنامه درسی: برنامه درسی در انگلستان در سال های اخیر با تغییراتی در محتوا و ساختار GCSEs و A-Levels دستخوش بازنگری های متعددی شده است. این تجدید نظرها با هدف همسویی سیستم آموزشی با نیازهای نیروی کار مدرن و چالش های جهانی انجام می شود.

شهریه دانشگاه: شهریه دانشگاه موضوع بحث و مناقشه بوده است. در سال 2012، هزینه های برنامه های کارشناسی در انگلستان به طور قابل توجهی افزایش یافت، که منجر به نگرانی در مورد دسترسی به آموزش عالی برای دانشجویان با پیشینه های کم درآمد شد.

نتیجه

سیستم آموزشی بریتانیا به دلیل تاریخ غنی، تست استاندارد و تعهد به ارائه آموزش با کیفیت بالا شناخته شده است. از سال های اولیه تا آموزش عالی، این سیستم برای آماده سازی دانشجویان برای آینده ای موفق طراحی شده است. در حالی که بریتانیا با چالش‌های مربوط به نابرابری، کمبود معلم و اصلاحات در برنامه‌های درسی مواجه است، آموزش را به عنوان یک ستون اساسی جامعه خود در اولویت قرار می‌دهد و دانش، مهارت‌ها و رشد شخصی دانش‌آموزان را در سراسر کشور تقویت می‌کند. لطفا به اینجا مراجعه کنیدسیستم آموزشی انگلستان  برای اطلاعات بیشتر.

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[distant-traces-of-beauty]

"Ballistic markings are the fingerprints of a gun" is to the Ace Attorney universe what "the mitochondria is the powerhouse of a cell" is to the American education system

[temeyes]

wasn't really in the mood to draw anything tonight, BUT I DIDDDD write Chariot's military personnel file the entire day lmao!!!

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[thetardisisnotourdivision]

This feels important with everything my parents - although I disagree with them on many counts, they are both teachers - have been saying recently, and what I and my siblings have grown up with. Not all schools are the same obviously, but the school I went to seemed designed to grind me into the perfect obedient student. And it did. They told me in year eight that I was "stuck in the past" and "needed to move on" - because, as I gather, they got sick of me reporting it and having to deal with it - and after that, I gave up reporting it. In refusing to deal with other students who were bullying me - one of many things they did - I became so severely depressed that I WAS quiet and obedient, because I was too exhausted to do anything else. Independent, because I knew I couldn't rely on anyone else. Hard working, because I couldn't do anything else. When I got ill and needed extra accommodations, not only were those accommodations refused, but rules were put in place to actively make my life harder, and the lives of any who came after me, all for the sake of attendance records. And any time the pressure of all this made me lash out, they'd call home and tell them to deal with it. Which they did. By screaming at me.

The system is broken. If we're ever going to have a working education system then that system needs to be based on kindness. It needs to centre around children as people, not as grades and percentages. And we need to destroy the idea that children are "too sensitive". If a child is hurting, HELP THEM. I refuse to allow anyone else to go through what I did, no matter the cost.

Be whimsical. Go to the park. Paint your walls. Rebel against the system.

I'm attaching the link to the post I made about anti-bullying week here because I feel it's still relevant.

[faaun]

critical thinking is taught in literature and/or philosophy classes you're just usamerican

king i think you might be the one lacking reading comprehension skills i'm a philosophy undergrad, i was raised in iran, i live in the UK where we ARE taught to think critically, have never once been to the usa, and i'm talking from my own perspective as an asian person combined w that of all my peers from diff asian countries who all have had the same experience/perspective on this . if you read the tags on that post i say clearly that i'm iranian :)

[bright-and-burning]

ok wait someone said a bit ago (i have long lost track of who where and when) that they thought oscar got super difficult a-levels (math, cs, & physics) in part bc of covid (bc they just put your predicted grade as your grade, iirc, and exams line up real funky with racing normally making it super difficult to do them. or something along those lines). but he's almost exactly my age and covid interrupted my first year of university, rather than my last year of high school? so that didn't make sense to me, and at first i thought oh maybe in the uk ages/birthdays line up differently, who knows, i am but a silly american. BUT this says he finished school in 2019.

so he got those a-levels like. regularly. no covid mess or anything, just sheer will power and ~30% attendance. much to think about!

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[prussianmemes]

what's incredible about these maps is how hard western euros will cope at the idea that their enlightened and superior society could ever be worse than *flips through notebook* those uncivilized lesser slavic poles and ukrainians. russians and croats also are lying too.

what's funny is that this yearly EU study is conducted in such a way that literally accounts for bias in reporting and cultural stigma, yet still they will cope and are unable to consider that based social democrat scandinavian finns beat their wives more than poles

(don't look at spousal murder rates in scandinavia ha ha)

[glecta]

What is GCSE?

The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is an academic qualification in the United Kingdom, typically taken by students at the end of their compulsory education, around the age of 16. Introduced in the late 1980s, GCSEs replaced the former O-Level qualifications and are now a cornerstone of the UK education system.

Structure and Subjects

GCSEs are available in a wide range of subjects, allowing students to tailor their education to their interests and future aspirations. Core subjects typically include English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, and Science. In addition, students can choose from a variety of optional subjects such as History, Geography, Modern Languages, Art, Music, and Design Technology, among others.

Students usually undertake GCSEs in Year 11, although some may start studying for them in Year 10. Each subject is assessed through a combination of coursework and examinations, with the latter being the primary mode of assessment for most subjects.

Grading System

The GCSE grading system has undergone changes in recent years, transitioning from letter grades (A* to G) to a numerical system (9 to 1), with 9 being the highest. This new system aims to provide a more differentiated measure of student performance, reflecting the increasing demands of the curriculum.

Importance of GCSEs

GCSEs play a significant role in a student's educational journey. The results can influence future educational and career opportunities, as they are often prerequisites for further study in sixth forms, colleges, or vocational training. A good set of GCSE results can open doors to A-Level courses, apprenticeships, and higher education.

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So i have a piss ton of tests (18 (help)) over may and june so im gonna probably stop prioritizing this blog for a while for revising and such. (i'll be back for the d.t.i.y.s end date tho) I'll still be posting occasionally but it's probably gonna be mainly (ut) oc bullshit as they're all that inhabits my brain when I'm not thinking abt content for this blog .

[twasjane]

There's one issue about why teachers are striking that I haven't seen come up, but it's probably been discussed- it's that morale in education is kind of in the toilet. Definitely amongst support staff, but given that teachers are leaving the profession in droves I imagine they're not having a good time either. The kids we're supporting are still traumatised. They're struggling to recover from the pandemic in the same way adults are. Like us, they never got a chance to recover, to talk about their feelings, to relax, play, create in order to come to terms with the shit we all just went through. They were just expected to get back to work like the rest of us. It resulted in a lot of anger, sadness and violent outbursts that we, the adults in charge, have seen the brunt of. There's been articles about education staff getting slapped, scratched, bitten, punched and otherwise assaulted on a semi-daily basis and whilst that's always been the case to some extent- I'm probably not the only one who thinks it's worse lately. The kids aren't to blame here- neither are the parents in a lot of cases. Its the fact our government dropped the ball on this pandemic so badly, the reverbs have hit mostly ordinary people like a lump hammer. Especially vulnerable people- like young children. They have big feelings and no where to truly express them. If it were up to me, we'd abandon lessons all together and replace the curriculum with a lot of time to play, draw, create, sing and... talk about stuff. We'd install soft play inside and let them just climb. Get out trampolines. Send them up the climbing walls. Organise football matches. Whole day PE/exercise sessions. Hold gaming tournaments. Art sessions. Singing. One to one therapy. But no- our capitalist hellscape won't even let the children rest and come to terms with what they lost in the pandemic. Time, experiences, certainty... relatives. It's hurting them and in turn, its hurting us. AND WE'RE NOT EVEN PAID ENOUGH TO DEAL WITH THIS SHIT.

[brsb4hls]

Binging Sex Education and was wondering why it was such a big deal in general, so I researched and I need some UK folks to fact check please:

I read RSHE was only established as compulsory in 2020.

Is that true? Like, where there schools that did not teach sex ed before 2020?

Info is highly appreciated, thanks.