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Re: course titles
Posted:
Mar 23, 1995 5:44 PM
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I don't know about Europe, but, in Japan, math courses are usually
integrated, too. In Junior High School (7th -9th) they usually take Math
I, II, III. In 10th, they take Math I (different course, but the same
title), then after that it varies. Usually starting around 11th grade,
they start "tracking" students into college bound and non-college bound,
and the college bound group is usually further split into math/science
and humanities. Some schools will further split math/science group in
12th grade into "hard" math/sci and "soft" math/sci (nursing, vet,
medicine, etc.).
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On Thu, 23 Mar 1995 roitman@oberon.math.ukans.edu wrote:
> I have been told that in Europe secondary math courses are integrated.
> Anybody know if this is true? If so, what are their titles?
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