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The classic United states school program offers a curriculum, which covers the children's complete progress from early pre school years all the way up to the 12th grade. Every state has an individual standard and standards might even differ between school districts. But basically it looks like this:
Young children start with kindergarten and then go into elementary school until they are in fourth, 5th or 6th grade. Whereas kindergarten is a lot more centered around social interaction and playtime, games and physical excersises, elementary school already teaches writing and reading, science and basic mathematics, and playfully possibly even a little vocabulary from a second language, for example French or Spanish.
After elementary school the children go on with middle school, which is typically grades six, seven and eight. In middle school vocational as well as educational skills are being taught and children are prepared with sufficient skills needed to be successful in high school and later in college.
Teenagers then carry on to go to high school. In high school the grades have names:
Freshman (ninth grade)
Sophomore (10th grade)
Junior (eleventh grade)
Senior (12th grade).
High school teaches the teenagers a much wider variety of topics; high school gives them in-depth research opportunities, and international knowledge is being taught. Youngsters are genuinly become students for college. The high school students must gather credits year by year to accomplish high school and to obtain the high school diploma.
Many schools offer advanced placement courses, especially for those students, who have excelled in their academic records. Another way to help teenagers to mature and learn above the average is a student exchange. Most student exchange programs offer special exchange programs for high school students. By going abroad the exchange student can broaden his/her horizon, improve language skills as well as social skills.
Every year quite a few european families come to a decision to send their youngsters to America for schooling. They prefer a wholesome education as well as the benefit of learning a language regionally. Going overseas is the ultimate way to obtain insights into different cultures and to make friends for life you otherwise would never have met [http://www.clubs.uci.edu/vgdc/wiki/index.php/Main_Page foreign exchange programs].
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