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hey I am from another country and see grade k-12 ... what the hell is this?
It stands for Kindergarten through Grade 12, the latter being the senior year of high school in the US. (I suspect we don't get many physics homework questions from kindergarten kids. )drunkenfool said:hey I am from another country and see grade k-12 ... what the hell is this?
Grade K-12 refers to the educational levels from kindergarten to 12th grade. It is the primary and secondary education system in the United States. This includes students who are typically aged 5-18 years old.
The purpose of Grade K-12 is to provide a comprehensive and structured education to students. It aims to develop fundamental skills, knowledge, and values that will prepare students for higher education and future careers.
The subjects taught in Grade K-12 vary depending on the school district and state curriculum standards. However, common subjects include math, science, English language arts, social studies, and physical education. Other subjects such as art, music, and foreign languages may also be included.
Grade K-12 education provides a strong foundation for students to develop essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication. It also prepares them for higher education and future careers. Additionally, it promotes social and emotional development, as well as cultural awareness and diversity.
Grade K-12 education is considered to be primary and secondary education, while higher education refers to post-secondary education such as college and university. Grade K-12 is typically mandatory and focuses on general education, while higher education is more specialized and voluntary.