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This lady came in to our Science Class to talk about 7th Grade (going there next year, and it's a new school) and I just want to know more about it. Anybody been through 7th Grade that can tell me more about it. I'm curious.
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Garlic Man
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I've been through 7th grade but I can't tell you about it. It's top secret.
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It varies. I had a teacher for every class in 7th grade (in 6th I had two total.)
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You know too much information.Herr Shyguy said:
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Just wait until 8th grade... it's like 4th grade... BUT DOUBLE! [ithitsthefan.jpg]Herr Shyguy said:
Garlic Man
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I think you should be asking people that are going to that school in 7th grade, not an online Mario message board.
Just saying.
Just saying.
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Ghirahim
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Yeah but I don't know anyone like a sibling thats been through that grade.President Iwata said:
So it is easy? I heard we get a lot of homework
I'm in 7th grade now, and it's a piece of cake. The amount of homework you get depends on what kind of teachers you have, and also the school you're going to.
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Broggy said:
I'm sure it's different for each state/schooling district/individual school.
You really shouldn't be using our 7th grade experiences as reference.
Um... I don't know what you mean by 7th group of elementary school. 7th grade is middle school. 1-5 grade is elementary school. You move up a grade every school year, which is 180 days of school. So the school system is different in Europe?Yamilla said:
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Ghirahim
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Well, I won't worry about a lot of homework then
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[quote author=Yamilla @ all over this thread][Lack of USA school understanding.][/quote]
United States School Standards,Inaccurately listed by Mason the Magikoopa:
United States School Standards,
Pre-school / Day Care: 4-5 YEARS OLD Kindergarten: 5-6 YEARS OLD 1st Grade, Elementary School / Grammar School: 6-7 YEARS OLD 2nd Grade, Elementary School / Grammar School: 7-8 YEARS OLD 3rd Grade, Elementary School / Grammar School: 8-9 YEARS OLD 4th Grade, Elementary School / Grammar School: 9-10 YEARS OLD 5th Grade, Elementary School / Grammar School: 10-11 YEARS OLD 6th Grade, Middle School / Junior High: 11-12 YEARS OLD 7th Grade, Middle School / Junior High: 12-13 YEARS OLD 8th Grade, Middle School / Junior High: 13-14 YEARS OLD 9th Grade, Freshmen: 14-15 YEARS OLD 10th Grade, Sophomore: 15-16 YEARS OLD 11th Grade, Junior: 16-17 YEARS OLD 12th Grade, Senior: 17-18 YEARS OLD |
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>>Fawfulfury65 and Perry Mason
No, only my country has a difficult system.
This is what I meant:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_the_Netherlands
Elementary is 1st to 8th group, then the middle school has been divided in 4 levels: Practice school (for really dumb people), VMBO (in 4 favours, depending on how smart you are), HAVO (higher than VMBO, after VMBO), and VWO (highest level, after HAVO).
After middle school, you go to either a higher level middle school, or a job school (again, in 3 levels): MBO (4 levels, after VMBO), HBO (after HAVO or MBO), and WO (after VWO or HBO).
Every country has it's difficulties.
Driving a car in Belgium is harder than The Netherlands, while the school system here is harder.
Oh, and Mason, I understand now.
No, only my country has a difficult system.
This is what I meant:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_the_Netherlands
Elementary is 1st to 8th group, then the middle school has been divided in 4 levels: Practice school (for really dumb people), VMBO (in 4 favours, depending on how smart you are), HAVO (higher than VMBO, after VMBO), and VWO (highest level, after HAVO).
After middle school, you go to either a higher level middle school, or a job school (again, in 3 levels): MBO (4 levels, after VMBO), HBO (after HAVO or MBO), and WO (after VWO or HBO).
Every country has it's difficulties.
Driving a car in Belgium is harder than The Netherlands, while the school system here is harder.
Oh, and Mason, I understand now.
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I'm in 8th, but I skipped a grade.
7th grade is cool, it was lots of fun
7th grade is cool, it was lots of fun
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Umm... they usually go easy on them because it's the last grade before graduating. At least in Canada it is.
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WHAT?!?!?!?!?!?PokemonMaster said:
In the USA they have, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, and then if you want 4-10 more years of college.
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Graduating from Elementary school.Broggy said:
5th or 6th grade is the last year of elementary school where I come from.PokemonMaster said:
Ah...7th grade, the year that I started Middle School, with more freedom in the halls instead of in a line to switch classes, and more than two teachers during the day. Everything was much more organized, and all the time we had between classes of 5 minutes. I'm in 10th grade right now, and I will say that freedom in the halls doesn't come until High School.
But on a sidenote, don't worry, you'll love the freetime you have between classes, and the chance to talk to friends more. That is, if you had a middle school like I did.
But on a sidenote, don't worry, you'll love the freetime you have between classes, and the chance to talk to friends more. That is, if you had a middle school like I did.
There's only three minutes between each class in my school so I never have time to talk to anyone unless they are using the locker next to mine or are nearby.Dark Star said: