Educación publica en mexico y estados unidos

Public Education in Mexico and in USA .

Carlos Maycotte 3.A #20.
I am going to talk about a problem between countries , called education. We have to solve this problem to save the world oftomorrow .
-Comparing education problems .
Education is an important aspect in most countries, and Mexico and the United States are no different. However, there are many differences between the educationsystem in the United States and that of Mexico. Contrasts can be found in the amount of years, structure, culture and context of the educational systems. Let's take a look at important differences inthe schooling of these two countries.
Structure in United States Schools:
1. In the United States, free public schooling may begin as early as preschool around age 4 and continues on to the endof high school, or grade 12. There are one to two years of preschool, depending on the state. Then there is elementary school, which is from grades one to five or six, depending on the district. Mostelementary schools are kindergarten through grade five. Then middle schools teach students in grades six through eight, mostly. High school almost always consists of grades nine through 12.
Structurein Mexican Schools:
2. In Mexico, there is preschool as well, followed by primary school. Primary school consists of six years of education until approximately ages 11 or 12. Afterward, studentsattend secondary school, or middle school, for three years much like in the United States. After secondary school, students attend the high school, which can either be a technical school for those whowill attend college or a vocational school. High school lasts only three years in Mexico.
Public Education Laws:
3. The United States provides free education for students from until grade 12,with free textbooks. Students are required to attend school until a certain age, depending on the state. In Mexico, the states must provide education up until upper secondary school; however, after...