where are the best education systems in the world? why?
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According to studies, the top educational system is Finland's, whose students scored the highest in reading, math, and science tests.  They also have an amazingly high literacy rate.\n\nOther high-ranking countries:\nMath: South Korea, Canada, Hong Kong/China, the Netherlands, Macao, and Liechtenstein\n\nReading: South Korea, Canada, Australia, and Liechtenstein\n\nScience: Japan, Hong Kong/China, South Korea, Liechtenstein, Australia, and Macao
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Where can I find these schools?
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I heard that the education system there is really useless, you might find limited good options though.
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public elementary/mid/high school education in Russia is extremely good, much higher level than in U.S. \n\ncollege education - depends. Though most of Russian universities will give you great education, a lot of it won't be practical. Unlike in U.S. they bring you closer to the real world. But scientific level of studies is still at higher level in Russia.
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That is a loaded question and not as simple as it looks.  Which country has the "smartest people" is different than "smartest person" in that the entire population must be counted.  I believe that people of all nations are born with an amazing gift, a human brain, and intelligence is evenly distributed around the globe.  But educational opportunities play a large role in being "smart."\n\nConsider IQ to be the bucket and education to be how full the bucket is.  Of course in too many countries, malnutrition may rob many of their full potential.  In other countries, educational opportunities are not freely available to all on an equal basis.  In many countries "smart" means educated while in others it may mean "trained" in arts and crafts handed down within a family.\n\nA short glib answer might be the united States because all children are required by law to go to school and those who wish to go on  to higher education may always find a way.  Others are free to train in a skill such as electrician where practical and theoretical knowledge is passed on by apprentiship.  The United States draws many foreign students and also Professors that enrich the educational system.\n\nThe hard question is which country does the best job in providing the most people with the opportunity to learn and advance.  Your pick may be as good as mine.
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It depends on accreditation standards. It depends on which standards are used.\n\nI don't think there is a hell of a lot of difference between accreditation standards from country to country. I think Europe's standards are as high as other parts of the world. \n\nThe United States doesn't necessarily have the best standards. And maybe Japan or India or South Africa are better. You can't tell until you find out what the standards are and how they apply to each and every school and every country in the world. \n\nThat would be an awesome task if it were your job to do that.
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I've taught in three Canadian provinces and loved all three.  Canada's educational system is very progressive and is at times experiencing some growing pains. No matter where you teach, though, you'll find very, very dedicated, hard-working teachers who will do all they can to make a new member of the staff feel welcome. I think that where you teach depends on your needs and preferences: big city? rural setting? arctic temperatures in winter?  coastal climate?  You'll find what you want, I'm sure.
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The Indian schooling system is considered to be really good, and trust me its pretty hard compared to that of other countries(especially the US). School is lotsa fun too. Lots of people do have cars, but bikes are a cheaper/faster/more daring way to get around because aldredy the population in soaring if every indian gets a car there wont be place on the roads. \nSouth India is more cosmopolitan/westernized when compared to the North.\nIndia is a great place to live, though it would be way better if we didnt have so many problems in our country. But then no country is perfect! so JAI HIND! lol
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The education system is efficient and based on the US curriculum. The literacy rate is 95.9%, one of highest in Asia, and about equal
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It amazes me that NC has one of the best university systems in the US, but its public schools rank so low.\n\nChapel Hill is about the only district in the state known for having a decent school system.  There are always private schools.
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Please see the list in the sources section, but there are several countries that share the #1 spot at 99.9% literacy, but I'm not sure how you want the information presented, so I'll just give you the link and you can sort the data how you see fit :)
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1.  There is never two countries identically for their educational system.  Instead of identity, there may be similarities between them like Canada and United States.\n\nThe grade level is just a very small pie of the whole educational system.  We can not assume that there are two countries have 5 -3-4-4 (US and Canada), so they are the same. They are NOT the same.\n\n2.  There are no criteria for the best one because every system has bad and good aspects.  Some "good" ones are United States, England, Canada, Singapore.\n\n3.   It's hard to determine which one better, like Europe you may have England better than Japan as England is well-known, but we don't know the rest.
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OH CANADA ALL THE WAY!  free health care, good education, wonderful wildlife, clean air, nice ppl a it's liked around the world.  its always top 5 in best education or best country to live.  i don't even know if the US makes it onto the lists. however there are some nice parts in the US but overall Canada is where its at.\n\nIn response to democracy, Canada's govt is way more fair and equal than the US.  look at the electoral voting system in the US.  and Canada doesn't have a senate.
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India is the Best! Yes, Given the culture that is thousands of years old, yet, relevant till today. It is a land of riches, which was looted by the Muslims and British. But it will rise again! you all can already see, it is the fastest growing country. IT is a very strong nation, with ethics and it is worlds largest democracy. It is the only Country in the world that shows immence tolerance, which you cannot find anywhere else! INDIA IS GREAT. AND IT IS RISING! AND IT WILL LEAD THE WORLD INTO ETERNAL ENLIGHTMENT! JAI HIND
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The National Law College, Bangalore, India, is the best our country offers.\n\nIt is also listed in the best 50 around the globe.
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I am from South America and, at the moment, Chile may be the best choice. But don't teach them the same English you used to post your question.