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Anonymous users2024-02-15It is indispensable to study English majors, and it is indispensable to know the history of the United Kingdom, and the history of literature is a part of the history of the United Kingdom.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14The dominant school system in British history is (d).
a.Branched system
b.Single-track system
c.Six-three-three system
d.Dual-track system respectful bureau
The education system in the UK:
Stage 1: Kindergarten education (3-5 years old).
Stage 2: Primary education (5-11 years old).
Stage 3: Secondary education (12-16 years old).
The age of 5 to 16 years old is the compulsory education stage prescribed by law. School-age children are required to attend school, and the State is responsible for the necessary school fees, books and necessary **.
Stage 4: Continuing Education (16-18 years old).
Continuing education is divided into two systems: the academic route and the vocational route. The academic route focuses on cultivating talents in academic research, while the career route combines the needs of careers at all levels of society to cultivate talents with specialized skills and knowledge in various industries.
Stage 5: Undergraduate education (19-21 years old).
Undergraduate programs generally take 3-4 years (5 years for medicine). UK universities place a strong emphasis on developing students' ability to learn independently, so students are usually required to complete a research project and write an essay independently in the final year of their undergraduate course, which is used by the school to determine the level of degree awarded.
Stage 6: Postgraduate education (after the age of 22).
Taught Master's Degree: Mainly teaching-oriented, mostly practical majors, generally divided into three semesters. Clause.
The first and second semesters are mainly lectures, and the third semester is to write a degree**.
Research Master's Degree: Mainly to do research, the school will assign a supervisor to supervise the research work, the supervisor only provides guidance and advice to students, most of the time is for students to conduct innovative research on their own, and finally complete a 350,000-word degree**.
Ph.D.: Generally requires 3 years of coursework and research, and submission of a degree**, sometimes a written examination.
According to different regions, British education can be divided into: England education, Wales education, Scottish education, and Northern Ireland education.
Education in the UK is decentralised, and the education system varies and is regulated differently in the constituent countries of the United Kingdom: England is responsible for education in England, Wales is responsible for education in Wales, Scotland is responsible for education in Scotland, and the Northern Ireland Executive is responsible for education in Northern Ireland.
In the 60s of the 18th century, Britain began the industrial revolution, requiring the children of the working masses to receive certain education and training to become qualified laborers, which promoted the development of education.
In 1839, the Privy Council on Education was established, the first state body to oversee and administer education. The passage of the Education Appropriation Act and the establishment of ** educational institutions were a turning point in the development of British education from church control to nationalization, and it was also the beginning of state intervention in public education.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13Read the history books, and recommend the British Empire, the boss of "There is a Set of World History". Learn British history with ease.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12The rise of the great powers is pretty good, and it should be helpful to learn about the history of Britain and compare it to other great powers of the same period.
The concept of British statehood is a very broad concept, the first aborigines to settle in Britain are the Celts, that is, the main ethnic group of today's Scotland, after Caesar conquered Britain, the Romans once ruled England, soon after the Romans withdrew, the Nordic Germanic peoples from Scandinavia, the Anglos, Saxons and Jutes invaded, settled, and gradually integrated, initially forming an Anglo-Saxon dominated England pattern. In 1066, the Normans from France (Frenchized Nordic Vikings) conquered England under the leadership of Duke William the Conqueror, and the English nation was further integrated, in the 12th century, Richard the Lionheart began to use the St. George's Cross flag, which is today's England flag, the long-legged Edward ** Wales in the 12th century, England merged with Scotland in the early 17th century, the United Kingdom of Great Britain appeared, the England cross flag merged with the Scottish Andrew flag, and the rice flag appeared, which basically laid the pattern of modern Britain, In 1800, the United Kingdom annexed Ireland, and in 1801, the rice flag joined the flag of the Irish ruler of the Fetznod family, which is the British flag we see today, and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland was formally established in the same year, so it is difficult to say when the United Kingdom was founded, not only the concept of nation-building is divided into a broad and narrow sense, but the concept of Britain also has a narrow sense of England and a broad sense of the United Kingdom, and the United Kingdom still does not have a unified founding standard and national holiday (instead of the birthday of the king or queen). If we have to count the date of the founding of the United Kingdom, it can only be counted as the official establishment of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in 1801.
In modern times, it is a capitalist country, and the Queen of England is the nominal head of state, and she is "on the verge of the dynasty and does not take care of the government", and the current right of the Queen of England is the right to accept consultations, the right to warn and the right to reward. The power of consultation means that the Prime Minister consults the Queen on certain matters, but the power to decide remains in the hands of the Cabinet and the Prime Minister. The right to warn refers to the fact that the queen deems it inappropriate to give a warning to an act of **, but this rarely happens. >>>More
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There are strict legal conditions for the dissolution of parliament.
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