It was taught to me in my senior year of high school. It was part of my health class. In my state sex ed is part of health class in middle school. It
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The religious right in the US objected to the evolution being taught in schools and sexual education being taught to children. To try and change things the religious right capitalized on the media by making headlines and putting out print ads.
I want to know what exact subjects and courses are thought in usa high schools. Because I am immigrating to us and I have finished 10th grade.
The Church doesn't have any problem with co-education and most Catholic schools in the US, at least those that are run by a parish or diocese, are co-ed. The schools that are not tend to either 1: go back to a time when most private schools were single gendered, simply because it was considered more proper to educate kids that way or 2: subscribe to newer research that shows that in may instances, boys and girls learn better when they are in separate schools or at least classrooms. But there is no official teaching against co-ed schools.
Mandatory education, chocolate, antispasmodic education, oh and, blah blah blah sex, blah blah blah, sex, blah blah blah,...SEX!!!
In some US schools yes. Some schools that I've known of teaches Japanese, French and Spanish mainly. But I am pretty sure that some schools also teach Korean.
USA because we have more money on education and in schools for students to do better jobs.
I've heard that they are not, Cambridge University (the oldest school in Britan) is one of these schools, are these things true?
.......... Ziggurat School.......... --- our teacher hasnt taught us.. u need 2 ansaw this
Athenian education is more effective because they taught us the moral values that we are using right now.
Schools in Sumer were primarily focused on teaching writing, math, and religious texts, while schools in the US focus on a more diverse curriculum that includes subjects like science, social studies, and physical education. Additionally, schools in Sumer were only attended by boys, whereas schools in the US are open to students of all genders. Furthermore, schooling in Sumer was reserved for the wealthy elite, while education in the US is accessible to a larger portion of the population.