Americans SHOCKED By What Happens In British Schools!

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  @Steeleperfect · 8 days ago

  British children are taught how to shop and how to do budget and how to make phone calls.<br>We are talk all basic

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• JE

  @jeremywilson2022 · 8 days ago

  Not all schools look like Harry potter some built in 70s look like old office blocks and teaching in what you call trailers we call mobile classrooms.

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  @Steven-l7b1t · 6 days ago

  You mean learning?<br><br>No mass shootings 😂😂😂😂

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  @Steeleperfect · 8 days ago

  No, turn your old sitting exams. But the fact that she says as she knows high school and she knows prom. And she knows graduation and doesn&apos;t know anything else. Suggest that the education system in the u k is doing a better job than hers did.

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• TO

  @Tom-xy9yy · 7 days ago

  If there&apos;s one thing that young people, of any nationality, are good - even expert - at, that&apos;s how to use the phone.

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• MU

  @MultiMoomoo2 · 4 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2Rlulk4fJw&amp;t=454">07:34</a> they start at 4 but leave at 16. College is optional, not mandatory.

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• BR

  @BrigidCampbell-i3h · 6 days ago (edited)

  Gerdens? Harry Potter? You are describing high-flying independent residential schools that cost a fortune to attend and you can usually only get into by passing a demanding entrance exam. Normal British schools bear ABSOLUTELY NO RESEMBLANCE to Hogwarts, except that in many of them the children wear uniforms. The whole point of a uniform is to ensure the the kids look - well, uniform, and the rich ones don&apos;t get to strut around in designer gear and make the poor ones look poor and shabby. And if it&apos;s too far to walk &nbsp;there are buses.

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• MI

  @mimimusick9734 · 5 days ago

  They keep saying only 6 weeks holiday and not counting half term breaks, which I don&apos;t think US kids get, which would be why they have 2.5 months off.

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• LO

  @Londoneer3000 · 6 days ago

  Sorry, they don’t get breaks? What?

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  @lozhunter9575 · 6 days ago

  A diaspora is a scattered group of people who live outside their original homeland while keeping a strong connection to their culture and identity - or if you attended english education, &apos;a foreigner&apos; in any country that is not the country of their birth. &nbsp;who took down cambridge again? &nbsp;who took down Oxford? &nbsp;please enlighten us.

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• CH

  @christinemarshall1366 · 7 days ago

  Both my7children in an IB (international &nbsp;baccalauréat). They didn&apos;t find is so hard.

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• GE

  @gemmaPeasgood · 7 days ago

  I agree that A levels are dependent on coping with exam pressure. Not good for many.

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