Name: Carl Dave G.
Cañas Year & Course: BSED Science 3B Night
USA
Curriculum
The American or US
Curriculum is based on
American Common Core
State Standards for English,
Language Arts, Math, History
& Geography, and Next-
Generation Science
Standards. This gives more
creative freedom to tailor the
curriculum based on
individual needs. Students
are supported by a huge
range of co-curricular
activities that ensure they
have the opportunity to
develop fully as individuals.
Personalized instructions are
geared towards inquiry-
based, hands-on teaching
methods, and world class
learning strategies.
Brazil
Curriculum
The education system in
Brazil is divided between 5
distinct levels or stages:  pre-
primary or preschool
education, primary education,
lower secondary education,
upper secondary education
and tertiary or higher
education.  Of these five
levels, only primary education
and lower secondary
education are compulsory.
High school core curriculum
comprises Portuguese
(including Portuguese
SCHOOL CURRICULUM
Canada
Curriculum
The Ontario Curriculum,
which is also known as the
Canadian Curriculum, starts
off at Kindergarten which will
last about two years. After
Kindergarten, students will
enter into Elementary
Schools from Grade 1 to
Grade 8. From Grade 1 to
Grade 6, literacy, numeracy
and learning skills are well
built. Education in Canada is
generally divided into pre-
primary education, primary
education, followed by
secondary education and
post-secondary. Within the
provinces under the ministry
of education, there are district
school boards administering
the educational programs.
Includes Elementary,
secondary and post-
secondary non-tertiary
education.
Paraguay
Curriculum
The structure of education in
Paraguay is similar to those
found in other countries
around the world. Primary
school begins at the age of
six and consists of six
grades. After primary school,
children proceed into
secondary school. The
secondary school has two
parts; lower secondary, which
is seventh through ninth
grade, and upper secondary,
which is grades 10 through
12.
Mexico
Curriculum
The national curriculum
includes Spanish,
mathematics, social studies,
natural sciences, civics, arts,
and physical education. Each
class is assigned one teacher
that instructs all subjects
throughout the year. In
Mexico, basic education is
normally divided in three
steps: primary school
(primaria), comprising grades
1–6; junior high school
(secundaria), comprising
grades 7–9; and high school
(preparatoria), comprising
grades 10–12.
Argentina
Curriculum
Argentina has a long history
of providing tuition-free
access to local schools and
universities, which in turn
helps to generate a qualified
workforce.
The education system is
composed of primary school,
secondary school - level one,
secondary school - level two,
and university.  Students can
attend public institutions
tuition-free or can attend
private schools. 
language, essay studies,
Brazilian and Portuguese
literatures), foreign language
(usually English, also
Spanish and very rarely
French), History, Geography,
Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry, Arts, Physical
Education, and Biology.
Colombia
Curriculum
the educational system in
Colombia remains relatively
constant. Preschool or
kindergarten is usually in
private hands. A child may
enter at age four and
continue through age six.
Primary schooling in
Columbia begins with five
years of elementary
education followed by four
years of secondary
education. After this basic
cycle, students proceed to a
second level of secondary
education, lasting two years.
Generally, these six years of
secondary education appear
together. Upon finishing that
level, the students may pass
on to some kind of technical
training or commercial
studies, or they can attend
university and eventually
pursue graduate studies
(Low-Maus; Wellington).
These twelve years of
education are mandatory and
free. Students are around 17
years of age once they finish
their required schooling.
Nearly all youth and adults
are literate in Paraguay.
Venezuela Dominican Republic
Curriculum Curriculum
Education in Venezuela is The education system in the
compulsory up to high country is consisting of 3
school. Classes are main levels: primary,
conducted in Spanish in non- secondary, and higher.
sectarian schools. Education Education is free and
is free for all, and every mandatory from ages 5 to 14.
citizen has the right to attend Preschool is not mandatory
public schools. The and were presented in some
educational system in areas. The different
Venezuela is highly categories of secondary
centralized. For this reason, school are sixyear liceo
changes or innovations that (bachillerato certificate will be
occur will affect the whole given after completion),
country. Public and private polytechnics, teacher training
schools are subject to and vocational schools. The
supervision by the Ministry of Secretariat of State for
Education, Culture and Education and Culture
Sports. Private schools must oversees the entire primary
meet the same standards as and secondary schools. 
those required in the public
schools. For all levels of
education there are public
and private institutions. The
structure of the whole
educational system is
comprised of Basic Education
(Educación Básica), which
lasts nine years (from 5 to 14
years); Diversified Secondary
Education (Educación Media
Diversificada), which lasts 2
years (14 to 16); and
Specialized Secondary
Education (Educación Media
Profesional), which lasts

China
Curriculum
The Chinese educational
structure provides for six
years of primary school, three
years each of lower
secondary school and upper
secondary school, and four
years in the
standard university curriculum.
All urban schools are financed
by the state, while rural
schools depend more heavily
on their own financial
resources. Official policy
stresses scholastic
achievement, with particular
emphasis on the natural
sciences. A significant effort is
made to enhance vocational
training opportunities for
students who do not attend
a university. The quality of
education available in the
cities generally has been
higher than that in the
countryside, although
considerable effort has been
made to increase enrollment
in rural areas at all education
levels.
three years (from 14 to 17),
after which the student is
awarded a technical degree.
Secondary education
(Educación media) is divided
into two cycles: Diversified
and Professional. Training
for bachilleres in science,
arts, or humanities lasts two
years, and training for
professional or mid-level
technicians técnicos
medios lasts three years.
South Korea
Curriculum
The Korean public education
structure is divided into three
parts: six years of primary
school, followed by three
years of middle school and
then three years of high
school. In 1996 only about
five percent of Korea's high
schools were coeducational.
The proportion of
coeducational schools has
increased by almost ten
percent. However, classes in
many coeducational high
schools are still divided
along gender lines. The
curriculum is standardized so
now both boys and girls
study technology and
domestic science.
Japan
Curriculum
The Japanese school system
primarily consists of six-year
elementary schools, three-
year junior high schools and
three-year high schools,
followed by a two-or-three-
year junior colleges or a four-
year colleges. Compulsory
education lasts for 9 years
through elementary and
junior high school. School
exchanges during Japan
Educational Travel are
mainly implemented in junior
high and high schools. For
physically or mentally
challenged students, there is
a system called “Special
Needs Education” to support
special students to develop
their self-reliance and thus
enhance their social
participation.
 Indonesia
Curriculum
In Indonesia education is
centrally controlled by the
ministry of national
education. 6 years in primary
school and 3 years in junior
high school are compulsory.
The primary phase follows on
after optional pre-school
playgroups that may
commence in a child’s third
year. Most elementary
schools are government
controlled. Some offer
accelerated programs that
compress the phase to 5
years. As Islamic education
system operates in parallel to
this.
Malaysia
Curriculum
Children in Malaysia begin
their education as early as at
the age of four at pre-schools
although this is not
compulsory. Primary
education starts when the
child reaches the age of six
on the first day of January of
the current school year. Prior
to 2015, only the six years of
primary education were
compulsory but after 2015
the five years of secondary
education were also made
compulsory. The government
provides free education for
six years at primary level and
five years at secondary level.
At the end of this secondary
education, students sit for a
common public examination,
Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia
(SPM).
Singapore
Curriculum
In Singapore, the system
includes six years of primary
school, followed by four to six
years of secondary school,
and one to three years of
postsecondary school. The
curriculum for primary
schools is common for all
students in years one to four.
For years five and six,
students can take individual
courses at the foundation or
standard level. Foundational
level courses are designed to
provide more support for
students. As they enter
secondary school, students,
their parents, and their
teachers jointly agree on one
of three bands or “streams”
they will join: Express,
Normal (Academic), and
Normal (Technical). All
streams offer the same
course of study, but Express
is accelerated and Normal
(Technical) offers more
applied work.