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Student: Miguel Ángel Cruz Cortes Enrollment: 2955623

Course: Teacher:
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Maria Lucia Garzón Arce
Module: 1 Practices: Topic 6

Date: July 06 2021

Bibliography: https://cursos.tecmilenio.mx/courses/63116/pages/mi-curso?
module_item_id=244113

China, the United States, Finland, Cuba, Japan and Spain are developed
countries that have sufficient economic resources to develop a good
educational system for their infants and young people. Economic
resources are the key to the progress of society. While Mexico does not
have this, it has primary resources that oil has not managed to manage,
for example, which has wasted the resources approved by executives,
senators and deputies, leading to a crisis in the entire country. Comparing
the educational system of Mexico with these countries is to ridicule our
political system, to ridicule the executive that has not been able to face the
various educational problems.

It highlights two important issues that are barriers to modification and that
are mentioned in the argumentative part of the present analysis.
Corruption and poverty have a lot to do with equal opportunities, and the
proper functioning of the entire educational structure and educational
policy. In complicity between the government and the citizenry, it has to
exterminate the corruption that generates so much damage in a nation but
more than exterminate it is to raise awareness in society by rescuing the
fundamental values that have been lost with the Mexican youth.

Here are some differences:

The Mexican education system It is made up of the next levels:
Preschool, elementary, secondary, middle high, higher education

The American and European It is made up of the next levels

Elementary,
Middle School,
High School, College,
Techniques, and
Universities.

• In Mexico, secondary school has been obligatory since 1993

• Secondary is provided in three years to population between 12 and 16
years of age completed primary education. Which in
The United States is in 6th, 7th and 8th grade.
• This level serves as preparation to start professional means or higher
education.
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Unlike E.U. where its needed to graduate high school to pursue technical
careers and professionals.

• Primary schools in Mexico, unlike in the States they go first to sixth

grade only.
Most of their schools have two shifts: the morning from 8 to 12 in the
afternoon and in the evening from 2 to 6 pm. In the morning and afternoon
the primaries they have different directors.
• Some teachers work both shifts.
• In the United States, primary school students
They go from kindergarten to 6th grade, attend 180 days, for 6 hours.