Mi padlet monoso by Angel Martinez https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj Hecho con un toque de buena suerte en-us 2021-02-22 17:36:42 UTC 2025-10-01 04:49:10 UTC hello@padlet.com México am08042003 https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227752965 The Mexican schooling system has had a tumultuous past - from battles with the catholic church to the influence of socialism, it hasn’t always been a smooth road. Luckily, the schooling system has increased in quality and stability in recent years, with strong optimism for the future. Now regulated by the Secretaría de Educación Pública or SEP (meaning Secretariat of Public Education), public schools are completely secular, well-funded in urban areas and mandatory until age 18.
The number of students who complete their schooling is extremely low, and lower still is the number of students who choose to continue on to higher education after completing their compulsory coursework. The cause of this dropoff is often attributed to the lack of infrastructure in rural schools - much of Mexico’s population lives in non-urban areas.]]> 2021-02-22 17:39:16 UTC https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227752965 Francia am08042003 https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227769337 France is a multicultural society
France is a unique combination of customs, where traditional lifestyles of rural youth and new urban ones coexist, and face the same problems. The lifestyles of young French people involve a variety of aspects and are mainly relaxed.
Young French people see flirting as a special form of communication and usually do so in order to meet people and have fun. As flirting can be considered an art in France, there are several books on the subject and schools that teach people to flirt.
 Most young French people enjoy dressing elegantly, especially women. The French spend money profusely because the economy is not a problem for them. Instead of worrying about money, they worry about keeping up with fashion, taking into account the different aspects that affect fashion, such as seasons, events, parties and location.
The most watched sports in France are football, rugby, cycling, tennis, basketball, sailing and handball. As France is famous for winning the World Cup in 1998, to proceed with the annual events of the Tour de France cycling and for the French Open tennis, many young people practice French sports to become professionals, especially in football. Sports are supported by many schools, and local governments financially support sports clubs, so a large number of young French people participate in sports to compete internationally.
Such gang fights, according to the weekly, are common in the XV district of Paris and are usually articulated "around one or two influential families in a neighborhood that attract accomplices thanks to narcotics trafficking."

]]> 2021-02-22 17:42:13 UTC https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227769337 Estados Unidos am08042003 https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227779748 In the USA, children start school when they are five or six years old. Depending on the state, schooling is compulsory until the age of 16 or 18. Children younger than five can go to a nursery school or preschool.
At the age of five or six, the children attend elementary school (also known as grade school or grammar school), which last six years. The fist year at elementary school is called kindergarten.
It is not common for students in the USA to wear school uniforms, but many schools have dress codes telling students what kind of clothing is or is not allowed in school. Some schools (especially private schools) have started to require their students to wear school uniforms in order to improve school discipline and avoid 'fashion cliques'.]]> 2021-02-22 17:44:02 UTC https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227779748 Japón am08042003 https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227790630 They are extremely respectful towards authority. When a teacher enters to a classroom, all the students have to stand up and say “good morning”.

Many students borrow class notes, so they can help each other at school.

In school, they are obligated to take extracurricular activities inside. They join to a specific club for a year.

As the rest of the world, if a student reads manga or watches anime, he or she is considered as a weirdo, no matter if Japan is The father of anime and manga.

Japanese Teenagers are used to work half-time at convenience stores, libraries and even to take care of kids.

They walk home with friends.

In terms of fashion, Japanese Teenagers like to follow american trends, but they also have their own fashion, such as Harajuku style.

Japanese parents aren’t at home most of the time, so the Teenagers are used to make their own food and to take care of themselves.

At their last year of highschool they start to study for college. They even take extracurricular classes at home with specialists on the subject.

When they have free time they play video games, watch móviles at home or they hang out with friends to the cinema.

Unfortunately Japan has a ver high suicide rate, students who fail to enter college tend to get depressed and choose suicide.

]]> 2021-02-22 17:45:53 UTC https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227790630 Zambia am08042003 https://padlet.com/am08042003/wi0nid2k9hukj7wj/wish/1227803153 Zambia has a poor educational system, and children who fall behind in school may find it difficult to catch up. Child malnutrition is common and often creates arrears that last a lifetime. Unemployment and underemployment in the youth population creates extensive personal and social deficits.
Over the past year, the situation in Zambia has become critical. It is one of the poorest countries in the world, in which almost 86% of its 10.3 million inhabitants subsist under the poverty line.
 
13% of Zimbabwean children have been orphaned by HIV.
Almost 13% of deaths of children under the age of five are directly due to HIV / AIDS. Annually, some 32,000 children are born infected with HIV.
Mortality rates for infants and children under five years of age have risen steadily over the past decade.
Malaria, diarrhea, and respiratory tract infections remain the most common causes of infant mortality.
 
Many children across the country cannot enjoy all the rights proclaimed by the International Convention on the Rights of the Child. There have been improvements regarding children's rights and opportunities that have been provided to them; however, despite such progress, many Zambian children face significant obstacles ensuring even basic standards of survival and development. Thus, the full realization of Children's Rights is still going to require time and effort.
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