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India vs. US School Systems: Age, Policies, & Holiday Calendars Explained!
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Navigating the global education landscape can be complex! In this video, we break down the key differences between the school systems in India and the United States, covering crucial aspects like admission age guidelines, educational policies, and holiday schedules.
In India: We explore the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the Right to Education (RTE) Act, 2009, which are fundamental in shaping India's education. Discover why the minimum age for Class 1 admission is strictly 6 years for the 2025-26 academic year, aligning with the NEP 2020's "5+3+3+4" framework. We delve into the importance of this age limit for a child's cognitive, social, and emotional readiness. Learn about the shift from rote learning to a holistic, play-based and experiential learning approach emphasized by NEP 2020, offering greater flexibility in subject choices. We also cover common document requirements for admissions and the general admission process. The Indian academic year typically begins in July and ends in April, with summer vacations varying by state, often starting late April/May and ending in June/July.
In the United States: Contrast this with the US education system, known for its emphasis on creativity, flexibility, and hands-on, inquiry-based learning. The US follows a simpler three-tier model: elementary, middle, and high school. Students enjoy greater flexibility in exploring diverse subjects before specializing. Technology is seamlessly integrated into everyday learning. The US academic year generally starts mid-to-late August or early September, with a distinct holiday pattern:
• A long summer break lasting approximately 8-12 weeks, typically from late May or early June to mid-August or early September. This tradition has historical roots in an agrarian society.
• Shorter breaks include a 3-5 day Thanksgiving Break in late November, around two weeks for Winter Break (late December to early January), and a one-week Spring Break usually in March or April.
Key Differences Explored: We highlight other unique distinctions, such as the cost of education (generally more affordable in India, notoriously expensive in the US), class sizes (often larger in India, smaller in the US), and assessment methods (exam-centric in India, continuous assessment in the US).
Whether you're a parent, an educator, or just curious about global education, this video offers valuable insights into these two diverse systems.
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