Problems in the Australian Education System

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Problems in the Australian Education System Foreign Studies A/Tokubetsu Kogi A 11 April 2017 Practice Lecture

Brainstorming What problems are there in the Australian Education System today?

National Curriculum Uniform School System

National Curriculum Uniform School System Only started to be implemented in 2012. It is being implemented at different schedules and in different ways by each state. Not everyone is happy with the national curriculum. There are many basic differences in the school systems between the states. While there is a move towards achieving uniformity, there are still differences.

National Curriculum Uniform School System Only started to be implemented in 2012. It is being implemented at different schedules and in different ways by each state. Not everyone is happy with the national curriculum. There are many basic differences in the school systems between the states. While there is a move towards achieving uniformity, there are still differences. Let’s look at some examples…

What kind of problems are caused when different states have different school systems?

Why was there no National Curriculum in Australia until recently Why was there no National Curriculum in Australia until recently? Why is there still a lack of uniformity in the school system?

Why was there no National Curriculum in Australia until recently Why was there no National Curriculum in Australia until recently? Why is there still a lack of uniformity in the school system? To understand this we need to know about Australia’s history.

To be continued next week…