Glenda Said:

How does the age breakdown work in schools in Japan? Preschool, K-12? How does this system work?

We Answered:

Usually it's kindergarten (like preschool sort of), elementary school, middle school and high school.
then of course there's university.

i rmb middle school being.. somewhere about 12-14 then you would start high school at around 15 and finish when you are 18.

i assume elementary school being around the same as ours, so around 5 or 6 - 11 sounds about right.

kindergarten to middle school is compulsary and when you get to high school, you can either choose to go or start working.
school starts in.. april (around the time when cherry blossoms start to bloom) and then they get 2 months off for summer vacation but many kids opt for smth that's similar to summer school. then of course, there's winter break, and there's a week (around the same as spring break) that most high schoolers get off for "studying week".

and that's pretty much all i know, i can't be certain if all of this information is correct but a majority of it should be right.

Michele Said:

What are some interesting ideas for a research paper?

We Answered:

Why are doubled standards allowed for girls but not boys in high school sports? This makes the news a lot and you can research it and find out how girls can play wrestling and football while guys aren't even allowed to try out for a girls sports team.

How has Title IX (nine) impacted college sports?

Should high school students be required to wear school uniforms?

How has historical technology improved over the years? You could look at improvement of swords, guns, cannons, air planes over the years.


Blessings

Marion Said:

Online Homeschooling...Options & K-12?

We Answered:

Keystone's about as cheap as you're going to find except for Penn Foster - which doesn't have "live" teachers.

You could do the CDIS through U of MO:

http://cdis.missouri.edu/

June Said:

I need resources (articles, worksheets, etc.) to be used in a special ed classroom. All subjects K-12. Thanks?

We Answered:

Try these websites, good luck

Jesse Said:

Survey about Male Teachers; K-12th grade?

We Answered:

1a. No, why would it?

1b. Still no.

2. So not many men want, or possibly can, be teachers.