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[GO FURTHER] B2 - Lesson 4 (part A) - Review

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    Questions based on the text "Passing with flying colors"
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  • What are the different levels of education mentioned at the beginning of the text?
    Kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, and high school.
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  • What do some people believe about paying for education?
    Some people believe education is a service that should be paid for, like other services that are bought and sold.
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  • Why is education important for a country’s economic growth?
    Educated people help a country grow and succeed economically. If only a small percentage of the population receives an education, the country doesn't prosper.
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  • What does it mean to have an inclusive education system?
    All students have equal opportunities, access to the same subjects, similar teacher training, and the same learning expectations,regardless of their background.
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  • How can immigration affect equity in education?
    Many immigrants and refugees come from difficult situations and may not have easy access to education, which can create inequalities in the system.
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  • Which organization helped create a literacy program for refugee children from Myanmar?
    UNESCO, along with the Thai Education Ministry and different NGOs.
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  • What has Thailand done to fight education inequality?
    Thailand has created the Equitable Education Fund to provide school funding for low-income children and improve teacher training.
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  • What does the Equitable Education Fund in Thailand finance?
    It provides money for school funding for low-income families and research on improving teacher training.
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  • How does education help people have a better life?
    Better education leads to better jobs, higher incomes, and access to better healthcare, creating a positive cycle.
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  • Which country is considered an example of a high-quality education system?
    Finland.
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  • What makes Finland’s education system more equitable?
    All students study in the same classrooms, receive free school meals, healthcare, and mental health services, and struggling students receive extra help.
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  • Why are teachers in Finland well-prepared?
    All teachers are required to have a master’s degree, which is funded by the government.
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  • How do more advanced students help in Finland’s education system?
    They help classmates who find a subject challenging, ensuring that all students have a chance to succeed.
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  • How long did it take Finland to develop its current education system?
    About 50 years.
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  • What does a country need to do to implement a system like Finland’s?
    The government must fund teacher education, provide free school meals, and assess student progress in a way that helps those who need extra support.
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