national education system
State-run public schooling
A national education system is the organized structure of schools, curricula, and policies that a country establishes to educate its population.
This typically includes primary, secondary, and often tertiary levels, administered or regulated by government: The national education system requires twelve years of compulsory schooling.
Countries vary widely in how centralized their systems are—some have uniform national curricula, others delegate significant control to regions or localities.
- school districtsAdministrative regions for public education
- school boardLocal education governing body
- active learningEducation through direct participation
- graduation ratesPercentage finishing their degrees
- class sizeStudents per section
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Tuition-funded educational institutions
private schools · independent schools · private education · parochial schools · religious schools
national education systemautodidacticism
Practice of self-instruction
self-teaching · apprenticeship · learning by doing · homeschooling · home education
national education systemlocal schools
Nearby public education sites
community schools · village schools · neighborhood schools · district schools · tribal schools
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