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Structure of the German educational system, main curriculum contents and educational policies

Below, you will find incomplete statements about the structure of the local educational system, main curriculum content and educational policies in Germany. Please choose the right ending to each statement. Sometimes more than one choice is correct.

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Question 1 of 8

1. Question
In Germany, the _____________________________ are in charge of school education.
- Federal Authorities of Culture
- Länder
- Financial Ministry
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2. Question
In Germany, the Länder have their own institutes for ________________________________________________________________,
- the development of school education, higher and continuing education
- giving marks to pupils
- to train teachers
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3. Question
Formal education in Germany is normally provided by _________________________________________________________________.
- private schools
- public schools
- religious schools
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4. Question
The scope of the Federal Government’s responsibilities in the field of education is defined in the ______________________________.
- Basic Law
- Constitution
- Educational Act of the Länder
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5. Question
The main curriculum content of all school types in Germany is developed, defined and controlled by _____________________________.
- the Ministries of Culture of the Länder
- the Joint Committee of the Ministers of Culture of the Länder
- the Federal Government
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6. Question
In Germany, clear learning goals are defined and have to be reached by all schools in all German Länder, but schools are __________________________________________________________________________.
- free to use different textbooks
- free to use different learning methods and subjects
- obliged to reach the defined learning goals at the end of each year
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7. Question
Vocational schools and dual education in Germany mean that __________________________________________________________________________.
- learning takes place at the school only
- learning takes place at the school and at the same time in a company
- in-company training can replace school
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8. Question
Some tertiary degrees at the end of a university study programme such as legal degrees or medical degrees are under the supervision and control of ____________________________________.
- the Länder.
- a special authority
- the federal levelMain points of the UNCRC Rights of the Child Declaration and main points of the Equalities Act in Germany and implications for education
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Project Reference Number: 2017-1-KA204-036301

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