Re:Ask HN: Anyone go through Montessori education until age ...
by simiones on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @09:54AM
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At least in my country (Romania), the norm in all public schools is to have the same set of ~30 children you'll go to school every day with from grade 0-1 (6-7 years old) to grade 8 (14 years old). Since there are very few to no electives, you'll spend ~all of your time in school with all of these kids every day for 8 years - and virtually everyone in the country has this experience (private schools are very rare).
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Re:Ask HN: Anyone go through Montessori education until age ...
by rejectfinite on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @10:47AM
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Same here in Sweden. All school is like this. Not just Montessorri.
Re:Ask HN: Anyone go through Montessori education until age ...
by morgelgluff on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @05:01PM
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It used to be the norm to mix up the groups every three years, when transitioning between low/mid/high school stadium.
I appreciated that change of social dynamics every time.
Re:Ask HN: Anyone go through Montessori education until age ...
by wholien on Wednesday November 16, 2022 @05:41PM
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Same in China (Shanghai). Same 30 to 35 students in the same class would do 1st to 6th grade. Then you'd usually go to a different school for 7th to 9th grades, then take a test to get into a high school for 10th to 12th grades. All three would have the same class you'd stick with, usually with way more intra-class interaction than inter-class interaction.
Sports was usually one thing that was more inter-class, but that was it.