Four Ways Schools Will Be Different in 10 Years

The past few hundred years, the school has changed little. Of course, there are some fine adjustments such as switching from blackboard to dry erase board, addition of computer and projector.

But today, we find ourselves in the midst of some earthquake changing change in education that will revolutionize the way teachers teach and how the children experience the classroom. EdWorld's best forecast on what school is different over the decade is as follows.

#Four. Handwriting will disappear - this may mean familiar three lines of paper death we remember from young - practice letters with dotted lines in the middle. The only time someone can write something is to write down a simple note or sign the document with his or her name. E-mails, text messages and tablets will continue to exist, which means that typing will be the main form of writing and taught at school

# 3. Summer vacation is not accurate, but it will not be a 10-week layoff many students are currently enjoying. There are countless models in the so-called "new grades". Some of them include a 6-week, 1-week schedule, but others run for 12 months like Christmas and Thanksgiving, I agree to occasionally take a break. All of these models are based on the same goal. It is to eliminate the loss of documented learning called 'summer slide'.

# 2 No more gyms or breaks - Primary food gym and lounge at elementary school may be reduced to the way they go to Dodo, according to the theme of excluded. Both are already "endangered species" and the group is working hard to save them. Recognizing the importance of exercise and physical education, NFL is trying "to keep Jim at school", but the cartoon network aims to take a break through "animation" campaign.

1 tablet at hand - it is already happening. IPad is equipped in all grade. If our school should be prepared for the students, the children should be proficient in these devices. This also means that we can say goodbye to textbooks and notes to older friends. It's all digital

Before the reform: Before the 2016/17 academic year, when the first group of students entered the 11th grade of the new high school, basic education ended 4 years later from junior high school (from 7th grade to 10th grade). Public schools are offered free to all interested students, but the last year of basic education for four years is not mandatory. Graduates receive a diploma at the end of the 10th grade and advance to higher education, vocational education and training or employment. After reform: With the implementation of the K - 12 reform, secondary education is extended from 4 years to 6 years and it can be divided into 2 levels. Four years middle school (JHS), two years high school (SHS), basic education cycle is K + 6 +. In the 4 + 2 structure public school, secondary education for 6 years is all compulsory education and it is free.

Secondary education refers to the third stage of compulsory education. Includes 4 years middle school education and 2 years high school education. The admission ages of junior high school and high school level are usually 12 years old and 16 years old respectively. Partially mandatory basic education. According to current laws, regulations and regulations, each parent, guardian, or other custodial person must receive basic education from the child until completion, regardless of delivery method or system Hmm.

Secondary schools (enseñanza media) provide students with more professional training than basic education, prepare for university and vocational training. 4 year obligation Secondary school is divided into 2 years, 2 years cycle, the course includes obligation and elective subjects. After graduating from high school, students who achieve the passing score will receive a diploma of secondary education (Licenciadoen EnseñanzaMedia). This allows you to receive higher education and vocational training. In addition, students who have completed a vocational school can acquire the professional técnicodenivelmedio diploma they studied.