AbbiePaige · 22-25, F
The UK one is great for most apart from arts students like me.
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iamelijah · 26-30, M
You know at first I was so admiring America as the free country and first world country until the lately their downfall.
I am also noticed kids in America less respect for their teachers which is kinda dissapointing because it shows differs than what I expected from the first community.
U.S school education system become one of top in the world like Standford, Ivy League, etc but in the end nothing more sadness how high prestige school like Standford able to get fooled by a woman named Elizabeth Holmes who lied about her invention.
Maybe this is one of U.S propaganda to be the best country in the world. I don't know. But my dream shattered piece by piece.
I am also noticed kids in America less respect for their teachers which is kinda dissapointing because it shows differs than what I expected from the first community.
U.S school education system become one of top in the world like Standford, Ivy League, etc but in the end nothing more sadness how high prestige school like Standford able to get fooled by a woman named Elizabeth Holmes who lied about her invention.
Maybe this is one of U.S propaganda to be the best country in the world. I don't know. But my dream shattered piece by piece.
@helenS
The USA has a population of 331,002,651, and of these 383 have won a Nobel Laureate. That's one laureate winner for every 864,236 people.
Europe has 455,000,000, and of these 514 have won a Nobel Laureate. That's one laureate winner for every 885,214 people.
Both unions of states have some of the world's top universities.
However, the elite does not represent any education system as a whole unless every child has equal access and opportunity to the best schooling and other factors like good diet, exercise, sleep and stable family.
I did a scan of reports on comparative standards of education. I found the international reports used many different variables, and the answers varied widely depending on how the standard was evaluated.
Although most of the sources of information appear reliable, I couldn't find a single report which could give what I considered an adequate answer.
The USA has a population of 331,002,651, and of these 383 have won a Nobel Laureate. That's one laureate winner for every 864,236 people.
Europe has 455,000,000, and of these 514 have won a Nobel Laureate. That's one laureate winner for every 885,214 people.
Both unions of states have some of the world's top universities.
However, the elite does not represent any education system as a whole unless every child has equal access and opportunity to the best schooling and other factors like good diet, exercise, sleep and stable family.
I did a scan of reports on comparative standards of education. I found the international reports used many different variables, and the answers varied widely depending on how the standard was evaluated.
Although most of the sources of information appear reliable, I couldn't find a single report which could give what I considered an adequate answer.
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ExperienceDLT · M
@HoraceGreenley lol
Jeffrey53 · 51-55, M
@samueltyler2 if you say so
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luckranger71 · 51-55, M
This is by no means an accurate assessment, as K-12 education varies widely from district to district and state to state.
To the extent that education is poor in some areas, that's by design. Funding through property taxes ensures that wide disparities will continue and there's been a war on public schools for years, which in many states has reduced state funding to supplement the local tax levies.
To the extent that education is poor in some areas, that's by design. Funding through property taxes ensures that wide disparities will continue and there's been a war on public schools for years, which in many states has reduced state funding to supplement the local tax levies.
MarmeeMarch · M
It's ok if you are not allowed to enter the USA - I understand the frustration.
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ExperienceDLT · M
@MarmeeMarch and the "queers" you were talking shit about earlier that scared you so bad you took your post down cause you was scared of the backlash
MarmeeMarch · M
@ExperienceDLT Backlash -lol😂
The word "complete" there bugs me.
I really think we should be figuring out what's wrong with the bathwater and what to replace it with before we throw it out and just assume that anything else would be better, or even no worse.
I really think we should be figuring out what's wrong with the bathwater and what to replace it with before we throw it out and just assume that anything else would be better, or even no worse.
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Elessar · 26-30, M
@SW-User I fear that has more to do with the job market of the respective countries than uni preparation itself. I mean, here you can have even a PhD and chances are you'll earn less than a waiter (with no offense to waiters) in Germany. The best offer a friend of mine with a chem engineering MSc. could find was €900/mo after-tax. He's moving to London, and like him, many others do the same.
I know (indirectly) other Italians who graduated here and work in the U.S. and don't earn less than Americans.
I know (indirectly) other Italians who graduated here and work in the U.S. and don't earn less than Americans.
chrisCA · M
@SW-User It is about the priorities that a nation wants for it's citizens. Those priorities are determined by the voters.
samueltyler2 · 80-89, M
Not a funny one. It does depend on what geographical, socio-economic area you refer to.
fancyboy · 61-69, M
Don't you mean "joak"? 😄
ExperienceDLT · M
Agree
Chevy454 · 46-50, M
Says a foreigner
jehova · 31-35, M
I agree I'm in New York I think we try but nationally yes it is a farse
Justenjoyit · 61-69, M
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MartinTheFirst · 26-30, M
I wouldnt know
ExperienceDLT · M
@MartinTheFirst me either I'm self edgumacated
