SCHOOL
ECOLE
book, lamp, coffee
boor, class, text
Brown
Brown University
Brown University
Brown, Education
Brown, study, fulfillment
Brown, university, academic
Brown, work, fun
College, Studying
discipline, competition, self-improvement
education, teachers, learning
high school, extracurriculars, homework
homework, education, teachers
homework, teachers, apples
learning, interaction, work
Melville, work, classmates
reading, homework, friends
study, teacher, student, homework, class,
work
work, stress
work, teachers, students
cartable, récréation, copains
collège, lycée
communauté,partage,projet
Cours, Enseignement
cours,assiduité,diplome
culture ,devoirs
education,vie sociale,discipline
ennui,enfance
etude, savoir, ennui
formation,amis,éducation
instituteur, crayon, travailler
jeune, petit
lycée; collège; étudier
professeur,travail,fête
Professeur; Vacances; Etudier
professeurs, classes
républicaine,chance,inégalités
Reveil,Agenda
scolaire, travail,
stylo,trousse,cahier
travail, ennuyeux
travail,amis,rencontres
Discussion
Whoever described "école" using the words républicaine,
chance, inégalités, could you explain why you associate
inégalités with the républicaine school system? If all
school are public, then how do the inequalities arise?
Is it a matter of the quality of the public school
system in each a
En France, même si le système scolaire est public, il
subsiste de graves inégalités entre les différentes
écoles, en particulier dans les
banlieues.
I think the same thing can be found in most countries.
For example, about 95% of my (public) high school's
graduates go to university, while a school just 20
minutes away, in a poor area, releases almost no
students who go on to secondary education. It has a
large percentage of African Americans, Mexicans and
other unpriviledged groups, while our school has always
been mostly white and Asian. Economic differences will
always create social inequalities and different
opportunities.