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Ingo Blechschmidt, 10C 14 14. HAUSAUFGABE 12 In recent years there have been farreaching changes to the state school system in Britain with the intention of improving the system and making it more effictive. The most important change has been the introduction of a National Curriculum 1 . All pupils are now taught „core“ 2 subjects (English, maths, and science) and seven foundation subjects (history, geography, technology, one modern foreign language, art, music, and physical education). Pupils may choose further subjects, though usually their full timetable leaves little room for other interests. In British schools extra-curricular activities play an important role in the life of the school. At the age of 16 students take the required GC- SE 3 examinations. 65% of the pupils go on to attend the „sixth form“ for another two years. There they generally study two or three subjects and sit A Level examinations in each subject, the basic requirement for entering university. In den letzten Jahren haben in Großbritannien weitreichende Änderungen des staatlichen Schulsystems mit dem Ziel, das System zu verbessern und es effektiver zu gestalten, stattgefunden. Die größte Veränderung war die Einführung eines landesweiten Lehrplans. Nun werden alle Schüler in Kernunterrichtsfächern (Englisch, Mathematik und Naturwissenschaften) sowie in sieben aufbauenden Fächern (Geschichte, Erdkunde, Technologien, einer modernen Fremdsprache, Kunst, Musik und Sport) unterrichtet. Schüler können weitere Fächer wählen, obwohl üblicherweise ihr voller Stundenplan nur wenig Raum für andere Interessen bietet. An britischen Schulen spielen Aktivitäten außerhalb des Unterrichts eine wichtige Rolle im Schulleben. Mit 16 legen die Schüler die notwendigen GCSE- Prüfungen ab. 65% der Schüler besuchen für weitere zwei Jahre die Oberstufe. Normalerweise wählen sie zwei oder drei Fächer aus und legen dann ihr Abitur in jedem dieser Fächer ab, die elementare Vorraussetzung, um eine Universität besuchen zu dürfen. (137 words) 3. Erkläre einem amerikanischen Schüler, was anders wäre, wenn er in Bayern zur Schule ginge. Do not write more than 100 words. Do not repeat the 1 National im Deutschen unpassend 2 Hard central part of a fruit 3 „eine Art...“
Ingo Blechschmidt, 10C 14 14. HAUSAUFGABE 13 same introductory phrase again and again, but use at least 4 if-clauses. Each student in American high school has his or her own personal schedule. In many schools the schedule is the same every day from Monday to Friday. That means the students do the same subjects in the same order at the same time. Teachers in an American high school have their own rooms, so students move from classroom to classroom to their different teachers. There are often only three to five minutes between lessons. Students don’t repeat a year as some students have to in Germany, but they can repeat a class in a certain subject. If students fail a subject, they can do additional work in summer school during the summer vacation and pass the subject. Subjects are divided into requirements and electives. Requirements are subjects students have to take. Electives are subjects students can choose to take. These are often subjects like Art, Shop, Music, Drama, or Computer Science. Sports and extra-curricular activities are very important in American schools. There is a large choice of activities throughout the year. However, students do different sports in different seasons. Practice takes place after school. If an American high school student went to a Bavarian school, he would be surprised that the schedule differs from weekday to weekday. Additionally, American students would wonder, why the pupils usually stay in one or two rooms the whole day. Furthermore, American students would be disgusted by the fact, tha they might have to repeat a year. And last but not least, American high school students would probably be angry about the fact, that sports and extra-curricular activities don’t play an very important role in the German school system and electives are more school-related. (95 words)
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