In the 1940s the subjects that were taught in high schools included English, arithmetic, geography, chemistry, algebra, calculus, and civics. Others included foreign languages such as Latin and French. Home economics was taught to girls while boys took shop.
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.
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Different options for after high school should be taught in high school before a student makes a decision. I remember that in my high school we were taught only about how to apply to college and pay for college, but once in college I learned that sometimes traditional college is not for everyone. High schools should teach students that trade schools, or even taking a break and traveling, or working is the right thing to do. Most students don't know what they want or who they are, so how does society expect them to go straight into college after high school? Going into a major you're not sure of can create many problems, like ending up in a career you hate, or changing your major and extending your college career, therefor increasing your college expanses. Student should be taught about all options, regardless of what is usually expected, and they should be taught that each choice is as good as the next.____The question is about subjects, not about attitudes to tertiary education. If schools could teach kids to read, write and master basic mathematics, they would be doing very well indeed. These subjects are the key to all others.
No Numerology is not taught in mainstream schools.
high schools in France are called 'collège' (for junior high) or lycée (senior high). The subjects taught are roughly equivalent (except there is no religious education). Some collèges or lycées can be boarding schools (especially in rural areas). French students often have their lunch at school (unless they live very close to the school). They don't have to wear uniforms.
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5 'O' Level subjects passes mathematics and English
The subjects that are offered at my high school in Australia is Dance Digital Media Wood work Metal work Home economics Marine time The more common subjects in Australian high schools are: English Mathematics Geography History Science Studies in Religion Media Studies Health & PE Drama Graphics IT Japanese German Indonesian Business Studies
" Biology, latin, spanish, english, grammer, algebra, trigonometry, reading, history ( World and United States), geography, music, gym." ( ' Some Major Differences Between High School in the 1950s and Now' by Anali Vargas, p.4) In many schools in the 50s, the boys were taught craft skills like woodshop while the girls were taught home economics. Today, you'll find both genders are taught these subjects but I think in a lot of places ( not neccessarily all) there was a certain concept about what was "essential" for a boy to learn and what was " essential" for a girl to learn. The nature of what was taught in schools in the 1950s ( for instance, the nature of science based subjects), and the *way* that it was taught ( very little kinesthetic learning or media based learning aids), would have been very different from today.
English is taught as a second language in public schools after about age 9. Arabic is taught in some public schools as the main language of instruction in Arab villages. Jewish Israelis can opt to take Arabic in high school, but most don't.
Because they need to know typing before they go to high school
No, not at all. On the other hand French is taught in various high schools around Fiji.