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Who is this book for? Reading forlELTS will prepare you for the IELTS Academic Reading test whether you are taking the test for the first time, or re-sitting the test. It has been written for learners with band score 5-. who are trying to achieve band score 6 or higher. Writing: examiners award a band score for each of four areas with equal weighting:, Task achievement (Task 1),. Task response (Task 2),.

Most British secondary schools have about 750 students and 40 teachers. There are three levels in the public school system: Nursery Schools or kindergartens. It´s the pre-school education. Among the universities Oxford and Cambridge are the oldest and the most famous. Oxford was founded in the 12th and Cambridge in the 13th century. Education in the USA Compulsory education in all 50 states begins at the age of six. The schools in the USA are either public or private. Primary Schools between the ages of 6 and 12. 6 grades (School classes are called grades) Secondary Schools called High Schools between the ages of 12 and 18.

Having learnt British in school and grown up amidst American popular culture, it.Because article is written for reading. When you read, you only need to accept. But things are different when it comes to write by yourself. You have to consider a lot of things.

Having learnt British in school and grown up amidst American popular culture, it always is a daunting task to stick to one. I recognise both recognize and recognise. However, it is imperative that the whole text follows either . or British English. And foreigner students doesn't have the chance to accept the writing skills training as native speaker students do.

The British Educational System . Topics: Secondary school, High school, School types Pages: 7 (2359 words) Published: February 8, 2014. the british educational system. In Britain today, only about 8% of children are educated outside the state system, because it is so expensive. Historical background. they have authority over the other boys and have their own servants ( fags) among the young boys However, this traditional image no longer fits the facts. There have been a fairly large number of girls’ public schools for the last hundred years, and more recently a few schools have started to admit both boys and girls.

In Primary School and First School children learn to read and write and the basis of arithmetic. To understand this phenomenon a little history is needed. The British government paid little attention to education until the end of the 19th century

In Primary School and First School children learn to read and write and the basis of arithmetic. Then children go to the Secondary School. The British government paid little attention to education until the end of the 19th century. Schools had existed in Britain long before the government took an interest in education. A small group of schools admitted only the sons of the upper and upper middle classes.

Writing a composition or a letter, which is a kind of a composition where the pupil has to write down his own thoughts, is another problem to be solved. The pupil comes across a lot of difficulties in finding the right words, grammar forms, structures; good and plentiful ideas among the limited material stored up in his memory, his vocabulary and grammar. The first stroke in N is a down-stroke; the pen is not lifted in making the rest of the letter. Care should be taken that r is not made До look like a v; the branching should occur about two-thirds (r) from the bottom of the letter. The same applies to the letters d and b; g and q; q and p which are often confused by pupils.