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Education in most countries is __________. There is no choice; children must go to school until a certain level or age.
compulsory
___________ education models are where children go to school a certain number of days and hours per week. The students study typical subjects and must pass exams to progress. This is the way it's been done for a long time.
traditional
Most education systems are highly ___________. Schools must follow set rules and procedures.
regulated
_________ education refers to the education that the majority of students receive.
mainstream
Mathematics, Science and History are examples of ______________ subjects. These are the subjects that are considered important or central to learning and must be studied.
core
One of the drawbacks of teaching is that holidays aren’t ________; you have to take them when the students take them.
flexible
Learning ________ are the resources that teachers or educators use to teach with. They include such things as worksheets, flashcards, video and audio recordings.
materials
Schools or teachers are considered __________ when they give students little choice and set rules that must be followed, as well as punishments if the rules are not followed.
strict
A __________ is the guideline or programme of study for schools that is designed to make sure lessons and methods are similar across classes and teachers.
curriculum
It’s difficult to _________ being a full-time worker and a full-time parent!
juggle
