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6, Education (Vzdělání)

the importance of education important

the Czech, British and American systems of education

pre-school, primary, secondary and university education: subjects taught, types of schools, school fees, teachers, uniforms, after-school activities

the school-leaving exam- subject, parts, etc

your typical school day, your favourite/least favourite subjects

the best way for you to learn, how to prepare for exams

school problems can occur at schools

a good student/teacher

your plans for future education

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Education 1-people, places, subjects, kinds

Education 2

Education 3-in the classroom

Education 4
Education 5-people

Education 6-word formation

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boarding school - It's a school for students to study and live., nursery school / kindergarten - It's a school for children between the ages of about three and six., religious school - In this school, teachers can be priests or nuns., head teacher - The person who is in charge of other teachers is a..., bring up - To look after a child and teach them how to behave., semester - Another word for "term" is a ..., cheat - I'm completely honest. I never _____ in exams., graduate - He's a university _____. He has a degree in international law., behave - They _____ well at school - they're never noisy and are always polite to the teacher., expelled - He was _____ from secondary school and had to have lessons at home., pupils - Schoolchildren are called ..., grade - A measure of the quality of a student's performance, represented by the letters A - F., revise - To prepare for an exam by looking again at work that you have done., fail - To not pass a test or an exam., pass - To achieve the required standard in an exam, a test, etc., college (in the US) - A university where students can study for a degree after they have left school.,

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boarding school - It's a school for students to study and live., nursery school / kindergarten - It's a school for children between the ages of about three and six., religious school - In this school, teachers can be priests or nuns., head teacher - The person who is in charge of other teachers is a..., bring up - To look after a child and teach them how to behave., semester - Another word for "term" is a ..., cheat - I'm completely honest.

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an assessment - The action of judging or deciding the amount, value, quality, or importance of something, an assignment - A piece of work given to someone, typically as part of their studies or job, a university - Larger institutions that offer a variety of both undergraduate and graduate degree programmes; many of them produce research, an essay - A short piece of writing on a particular subject, especially one done by students as part of the work for a course, to fail in an exam - To be unseccussful in an attempt; to be judged as being below the officiallly accepted standard, a mark - A symbol that is used for giving information; a grade, a scholarship - An amount of money given by a school, college, university, or other organization to pay for the studies of a person with great ability but little money, a term - One of the periods into which a year is divided at school, college, or university, the timetable - A list of the times showing when classes, events or activities will happen, to resit an exam - To take an examination again by a person who has not been successful in a previous attempt, a primary school - A school for children between the ages of about five and eleven, a kindergarten - An establishment where children below the age of compulsory education play and learn; a nursery school, a secondary school - A school intermediate between elementary school and college and usually offering general, technical, vocational, or college-preparatory courses, a college - Usually smaller institutions that emphasise undergraduate education in a broad range of academic areas, higher education - Education at universities or similar educational establishments, especially to degree level, religious studies - The study of religion, Arts and craft - A school subject developing the skills of making objects for decoration and practical uses by hand , a vocational school - A school where students learn skills that involve working with their hands, a degree - A course of study at a college or university, or the qualification given to a student after he or she has completed his or her studies, Bachelor´s degree - A degree that is given to a student by a college or university usually after three/four years of study, extracurricular activities - A range of activities organized outside of the regular school day, intended to meet learners´interests, a lecture - An educational talk to an audience, especially one of students in a university, to learn by heart - To learn sg. so well that it can be written or recited without thinking; to memorise something, to take a test - To have one´s knowledge or ability tested formally, often in writing, to pass an exam - To succeed in the exam and get a mark that´s above the average, to skip classes - To not attend class because of other duties, e.g. for a doctor appointment, to graduate - To complete a first university degree successfully, a boarding school - A school which provides accommodation and meals for the pupils during term time, to cheat - Act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, a dormitory - A university or college hall of residence or hostel,

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an assessment - The action of judging or deciding the amount, value, quality, or importance of something, an assignment - A piece of work given to someone, typically as part of their studies or job, a university - Larger institutions that offer a variety of both undergraduate and graduate degree

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What do you think of your school? What did you appreciate? What would you change?, What is/was your best school experience? What is/was the worst one?.

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1) Which subjects do you think are going to be useful for your future? 2) What do like and what do you dislike about homework assignments? 3) Do you think homework assignments are necessary for effective learning? 4) Do students need to be tested/examined? 5) What can you do to learn more effectively? 6) What motivates more: good or bad marks? Why? 7) What motivates young people to learn and develop their skills? 8) How has the development of technology affected learning? 9) What do you think are the key skills you will need in the future? 10) Which subject(s) should be taught at school but they aren't? Why do you think so? 11) Which countries have the best schools and universities? Why are they considered good? 12) Does your country have a good education system? What are its strengths and weaknesses? 13) Which countries have the best schools and universities? Why are they considered good? 14) Is education only for the young? What things should people learn as they grow up? What should people learn after they have grown up? 15) Henry Ford said, "Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young." Do you agree? Why? 16) Do you enjoy learning new things? Give an example if you can. 17) Does studying make you tired? Is it hard work? How can a student get energy for study? 18) What characteristics should a good teacher have? 19) Have you ever considered becoming a teacher? Why or why not? 20) Who has taught you a lot in your life? 21) There are many education resources online including full university classes. Have you used the internet to learn? Give an example if you can. 22) Some people feel the education style of schools damages originality and creativity. What do you think? 23) How do you feel about tests and examinations? Are they necessary? 24) What's your learning style? Do you learn best by listening, reading, interaction, doing things, or by some other method? 25) Do you prefer to spend time with people of a similar level of education to yourself? Why or why not? 26) Do you think there is enough discipline in schools today? 27) Can technology help improve the standard of education? 28) Should students be allowed to use mobile phones in class? 29) Are school uniforms a good idea? 30) Do you think you´ve been receiving a good education?

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1) Which subjects do you think are going to be useful for your future? 2) What do like and what do you dislike about homework assignments? 3) Do you think homework assignments are necessary for effective learning? 4) Do students need to be tested/examined? 5) What can you do to learn more effectively?

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Talk about your playgroup (US: Kindergarten), Talk about your primary school (US: Elementary school), Why did you decide to attend Sedlčany grammar school? (Or did your parents decide this for you?), What is the name of this school, in Czech and in English?, Talk about your typical (non-covid) day at our school, e.g. what time does it start, which lessons do you have, etc, Talk about your typical PE lesson. How often, when, where, which teacher, which sports and activities, etc , Tell us about two to four things you like about this school., Tell us about two to four things you do not like about this school., Tell us about two to four things you would like to change about this school., Describe a typical school uniform in the U.K., Give two possible advantages and two possible disadvantages of wearing a school uniform., How can you say, in British English and American English: školka, zakladka, středni škola, vyšsi odborna škola, vejška?, POLITELY describe two teachers, but do not give their name or say which subject(s) they teach. The other people in your group have to guess who you are describing. , POLITELY describe two classmates. Do not give their name. The other people in your group have to guess who you are describing., Are you looking forward to going back to school? Why / why not?, What are two advantages and two disadvantages of studying by computer at home instead of attending school?, Which is your favourite subject, and why? (You cannot talk about English, even if it is your favourite subject.).

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Talk about your playgroup (US: Kindergarten), Talk about your primary school (US: Elementary school), Why did you decide to attend Sedlčany grammar school? (Or did your parents decide this for you?), What is the name of this school, in Czech and in English?, Talk about your typical (non-covid) day at our school, e.g.

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Did you go to a good high school?, What do/will you remember about your teachers?, Who was your favorite teacher?, What teacher impressed you the most?, Did you have any teachers you didn't like?, Did they have a good influence on you?, Describe the students who attended your high school., Did they make your childhood and teenage years harder or easier?, What subjects were you good at?, What subjects were you bad at?, Did you study a foreign language in school? Was it taught well?, If you did, what made you decide to go to the college you did?, Does your country provide a good public school system?, Does your country have good public universities? If not, why do you think there is a lack of funding for education in your country?, What realistic changes would you make to your country's attitude toward education?, What role do you think human capital plays in the development of countries?, Do the elite in your country attend one or two universities?, Do elite universities help or harm your country?, Where do we learn the skills necessary to become a good student - in elementary, middle or high school?, What are the skills that separate good students from bad students?, Were good grades important to you?, Did teachers grade students fairly? Did you ever feel like you should have gotten a better grade than you did in a class?, Did you procrastinate studying? Did you ever pull an all nighter?, Did you skip class very often?, Do many people in your country study abroad?, Are there any subjects you wanted to study but they weren't available at your school?, Are women encouraged to pursue education?, Are straight-A students smarter than others or just better at memorizing things? Did you really learn in school or did you just memorize information and pass tests?, Do you know anyone who does not know how to read or write?, Do you think teachers are paid enough? Do you think teachers are well educated?, Do you think your teachers gave too much homework? How much homework should teachers assign students?, Do you think it is easier to learn as a child or as an adult?, Is it difficult for people without a college education to get good jobs where you live?, Does education guarantee a good job?, What are the qualities of a good student?, What are the qualities of a good teacher?, Why do you think people become teachers?, Do parents home-school their children in your country?, What improvements does the school system need?, Do you think your country should spend more money on schools?, What would happen if public schools were abolished? Could children still get an education?, Once you graduate from a university should you stop learning?, What are some ways a person can continue to learn?, Are college graduates smarter than people who did not go to college?, Would you ever vote for a politician who did not attend college?, What is your attitude towards cheating? How should parents react? How should teachers react?, Should people go straight from school to a university, or do something different?, What is a "genius"?, How important is curiosity in a student?.

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Did you go to a good high school?, What do/will you remember about your teachers?, Who was your favorite teacher?, What teacher impressed you the most?, Did you have any teachers you didn't like?, Did they have a good influence on you?, Describe the students who attended your high school., Did they make your childhood and teenage years harder or easier?, What subjects were you good at?, What subjects were you bad at?, Did you study a foreign language in school?