Schools: Comparison Between Canada And Taiwan Schools

Schools: Comparison Between Canada and Taiwan Schools


     School is the best place for people to be educated. Everyone has to go

through this stage in order to be knowledgeable, so they can be useful in

society and solve any problems they encounter. Not only they are educated for

themselves but also for their countries. Different countries have different

systems on how to teach students. Canada's educational system is a perfect and

ideal way to ensure that students will live successful lives.


     Canadian high school students study both compulsory and elective courses

together. They pursue academic studies based on the achievement of credits. In

the meantime, they take prerequisite courses that are related to their

university studies. Hence, they know the basic fundamentals before getting in

the universities. After completion of required number of credits, the

universities take their averages and determine if they are qualified for the

studies in universities that they choose. Even the students' averages are low,

they can still go to universities that don't require high averages. Therefore,

many students can easily study in this highest level of education. However, all

courses are mandatory in Taiwan. High school students study the same courses

together no matter what they plan to take in the universities, and thus it is

hard for them to know what they are interested in. After graduation from high

school, students have to write a major exam on all kinds of courses to achieve a

score, which determines if they are satisfied for their chosen studies in the

universities. Each year, there is a lot of failure students from getting in the

universities and they just quit and go for the jobs.


     Human rights are very emphasized in Canada. Canada never has any corporal

punishment in any levels of education. At school, teachers do not use any

violence to punish students. They only warn impolite students verbally. Because

in Canada, teachers
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