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Traveling the world is an exciting adventure! There are so many amazing destinations to visit and explore. From the stunning beaches of Bali to the majestic mountains of Switzerland, there is something for everyone. Traveling allows us to experience new cultures, try delicious foods, and see breathtaking sights. It also teaches us important life skills such as problem-solving, communication, and adaptability. Whether you prefer to travel solo or with a group, there are plenty of options available. And with the rise of technology, it is easier than ever before to plan and book your trips. So why not start planning your next adventure today?

1. Traveling is an exciting adventure.
2. There are amazing destinations to visit and explore.
3. Bali has stunning beaches.
4. Switzerland has majestic mountains.
5. Traveling allows us to experience new cultures.
6. It teaches us important life skills.
7. There are options available for solo or group travel.
8. Technology has made it easier to plan and book trips.
9. Planning your next adventure can start today.
10. Traveling allows us to try delicious foods.

Questions:
1. What makes traveling an exciting adventure?
2. Name some destinations that are amazing to explore.
3. What is Bali known for?
4. What is Switzerland known for?
5. What does traveling allow us to experience?
6. What important life skills can travel teach us?
7. Are there options available for solo travel?
8. How has technology made it easier to plan trips?
9. When can you start planning your next adventure?
10. What is one benefit of traveling when it comes to food?

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school is like. The kindergarten really is a link bethe school and the home. Pre-school education in put- schianis and kindergartens aims at the child' individual development.
There are two majut divisions in the elementary and see- содыу school system in the USA public schools änd schools." In public schools the educstion is free of unge * while in private schools the fee for education is paid the parents of the children attending these schools. Each state has its own laws for the educational system, Control ver the school system of education belongs to the Board of Edocatioa.
When child enters a public school, the school he or she attends may house few pupils or many, it may include dren of all grade levels from kindergarten through the senior high school.* Two of the most common ways to organ- the schools are by plans designated as "8-4" and "6-3 The "8-4" plan refers to an elementary sehool which includes il pupils in grades on through an eight- and a four-year high school. The "6.3-3" plan has a six-year elementary school, a three-ycar junior schnol, and a three-year junior high school. Some schools have the kindergarten attended to the lower end of the ladder, but only about one of three American children attend a tax-supported? public kindergarten. A few schools have a public nursery school below the kindergarten. Children attend elementary school for six years. They learn to read and write and work with numbers. They study the world and its people. Now there is a trend towards adding two years of public junior college at the other end of the ladder.
Sume elementary schools, however, do not have grade designations such as first grade, second grade and third grade. In the last two decades there has been a growing trend towards nongraded elementary school, The advocates of this plan clain several reasons for eliminating grade level labels for children. But the point to be considered here is the great difference in the learning rates of children. When children enter the first grade, they may differ by as much as four full years in their mental ages.
Public schools are free to all boys and girls, but some parents prefer to send their children to private schools. Some private schools are connected with churches, and children receive religious instruetion as well as their regular studies. Other private schools are not religious, but have small classes and very good teachers so that parents think their
children will get a better educat classes of the p public schools. T receive any tax money, so mc studentso ts several hundred dollat of the school. Boys and girls gether but many private school boys which are white.
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school is like. The kindergarten really is a link bethe school and the home. Pre-school education in put- schianis and kindergartens aims at the child' individual development.
There are two majut divisions in the elementary and see- содыу school system in the USA public schools änd schools." In public schools the educstion is free of unge * while in private schools the fee for education is paid the parents of the children attending these schools. Each state has its own laws for the educational system, Control ver the school system of education belongs to the Board of Edocatioa.
When child enters a public school, the school he or she attends may house few pupils or many, it may include dren of all grade levels from kindergarten through the senior high school.* Two of the most common ways to organ- the schools are by plans designated as "8-4" and "6-3 The "8-4" plan refers to an elementary sehool which includes il pupils in grades on through an eight- and a four-year high school. The "6.3-3" plan has a six-year elementary school, a three-ycar junior schnol, and a three-year junior high school. Some schools have the kindergarten attended to the lower end of the ladder, but only about one of three American children attend a tax-supported? public kindergarten. A few schools have a public nursery school below the kindergarten. Children attend elementary school for six years. They learn to read and write and work with numbers. They study the world and its people. Now there is a trend towards adding two years of public junior college at the other end of the ladder.
Sume elementary schools, however, do not have grade designations such as first grade, second grade and third grade. In the last two decades there has been a growing trend towards nongraded elementary school, The advocates of this plan clain several reasons for eliminating grade level labels for children. But the point to be considered here is the great difference in the learning rates of children. When children enter the first grade, they may differ by as much as four full years in their mental ages.
Public schools are free to all boys and girls, but some parents prefer to send their children to private schools. Some private schools are connected with churches, and children receive religious instruetion as well as their regular studies. Other private schools are not religious, but have small classes and very good teachers so that parents think their
children will get a better educat classes of the p public schools. T receive any tax money, so mc studentso ts several hundred dollat of the school. Boys and girls gether but many private school boys which are white.
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school is like. The kindergarten really is a link bethe school and the home. Pre-school education in put- schianis and kindergartens aims at the child' individual development.
There are two majut divisions in the elementary and see- содыу school system in the USA public schools änd schools." In public schools the educstion is free of unge * while in private schools the fee for education is paid the parents of the children attending these schools. Each state has its own laws for the educational system, Control ver the school system of education belongs to the Board of Edocatioa.
When child enters a public school, the school he or she attends may house few pupils or many, it may include dren of all grade levels from kindergarten through the senior high school.* Two of the most common ways to organ- the schools are by plans designated as "8-4" and "6-3 The "8-4" plan refers to an elementary sehool which includes il pupils in grades on through an eight- and a four-year high school. The "6.3-3" plan has a six-year elementary school, a three-ycar junior schnol, and a three-year junior high school. Some schools have the kindergarten attended to the lower end of the ladder, but only about one of three American children attend a tax-supported? public kindergarten. A few schools have a public nursery school below the kindergarten. Children attend elementary school for six years. They learn to read and write and work with numbers. They study the world and its people. Now there is a trend towards adding two years of public junior college at the other end of the ladder.
Sume elementary schools, however, do not have grade designations such as first grade, second grade and third grade. In the last two decades there has been a growing trend towards nongraded elementary school, The advocates of this plan clain several reasons for eliminating grade level labels for children. But the point to be considered here is the great difference in the learning rates of children. When children enter the first grade, they may differ by as much as four full years in their mental ages.
Public schools are free to all boys and girls, but some parents prefer to send their children to private schools. Some private schools are connected with churches, and children receive religious instruetion as well as their regular studies. Other private schools are not religious, but have small classes and very good teachers so that parents think their
children will get a better educat classes of the p public schools. T receive any tax money, so mc studentso ts several hundred dollat of the school. Boys and girls gether but many private school boys which are white.
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1. What is the link between school and home according to the text?
2. What is the aim of pre-school education in put-schianis and kindergartens?
3. What are the two major divisions in the elementary and secondary school system in the USA?
4. What is the difference between public and private schools in terms of education fees?
5. Who has control over the school system of education in each state?
6. What are the two most common ways to organize schools in the USA?
7. How long do children attend elementary school for and what do they learn?
8. What is the trend towards adding two years of public junior college at the other end of the ladder?
9. What is the growing trend towards nongraded elementary schools and why?
10. What is the difference between private and public schools in terms of religious instruction and student diversity?

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1. What is the education system like in the United States?
2. How does the education system in the U.S. differ from other countries?
3. What are the main levels of education in the U.S.?
4. How does the public school system work in the U.S.?
5. Are there differences in education depending on the state you live in?
6. What are the benefits of attending a private school in the U.S.?
7. What are the standardized tests that students in the U.S. have to take?
8. How are colleges and universities in the U.S. different from those in other countries?
9. What are the admission requirements for colleges and universities in the U.S.?
10. How do students pay for their education in the U.S.?

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