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Mind Map by maggie.jaber, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by maggie.jaber
over 9 years ago
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How effective is making maths and
science mandatory in Yr. 11 & 12 for
students in Australia?
- Would it be a positive change?
- Students would develop their STEM skills
- Basic background knowledge
- Creates a more intelligent community
- Creates more jobs- people have skills requirement that
future employers are looking for
- Students would develop their STEM skills
- Would it be a negative change?
- Will the nation’s success rate drop?
- Increase in yr. 11 and 12 drop outs?
- Current struggling students will suffer
- Limit to subject choice
- No prerequisites required
- Will the nation’s success rate drop?
- Gov P.O.V
- Aust. Maths and science rates compared to other
countries, have dropped dramatically
- Pyne thinks it will allow students to develop STEM skills- gain
better employment, fast and have a wide selection of job
opportunities
- Believes that it will positively effects
students, even if they don’t know it yet.
- Aust. Maths and science rates compared to other
countries, have dropped dramatically
- Students P.O.V
- Get feedback from
surveys
- Hate it - Why?
- Love it- Why?
- Hate it - Why?
- Compare what Aus. students
Edu to China & Finland
Students. Why are their results
so much better.
- Teaching methods?
- Naturally better?
- Way they are raised?
- Cultural expectations?
- Way they are raised?
- Teaching methods?
- Get feedback from
surveys
- International Comparison
- Is maths and science mandatory anywhere else
- In China, Russia, Finland, South Korea
and Singapore. Math is compulsory until
the end of school.
- Across the USA it is a
requirement for high school
graduation.
- In the UK is it not a requirement
for Yr 12 but is a requirement for
Yr 11
- In China, Russia, Finland, South Korea
and Singapore. Math is compulsory until
the end of school.
- Is maths and science mandatory anywhere else
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