Victa

Thank YOU!!!

by Victa; 1643161059; Report

Hi and oh wow!

Great question. The best k-12 schools seem to be in Finland/Denmark/Netherlands if you're looking at the "whole child." China, Singapore, and Japan are great but also have very challenging regimens for students to deal with, so maybe not so healthy.

The US probably has the best University Education as we are good at drawing the best students from everywhere and have the funding to create and sustain "MRUs" (major research universities).

by Victa; 1639893659; Report

Thank you for the in depth response! Yes, my coworker's children and grandchildren live in Japan and she took shit loads of pictures of the facility. Everything seems so perfect for them, I would love to be able to go see them for myself, no t only that but the food seems so insanely mouth watering.

It would be nice to see all of the different schools in person, take notes, and really see what works. I am training my 4 and 5 year old's Spanish, reading 3 letter words, drawing (they LOVE to draw their favorite cartoon characters and practice everyday=) ), cooking, and a bunch of other skills.

I did use the NAEYC curriculum in the past, I basically had to write the book on it to make accreditation, and I found the actually schooling part, the test to see how many letters they know, numbers, etc., was actually a lot worse and I was far less interactive with the children.

by Vegan Prepper; 1639921098; Report