Here, homework is 20% mastery of the course, 80% busy work.
I believe the average highschooler spends 3-5 hours on homework added onto extra curricular activities that we're supposed maintain
7-8 classes a day and each one gives out lengthy homework assignments that often don't prepare you for...
It's not that easy.
It really depends on the classes you take and whether or not you take college level courses.
From what I understand about European schools, it seems a bit more lax. Here it's extremely homework based and assignment based learning
Here, our colleges focus on our overall grades unless you apply to a Science/Tech college or you decide to declare your major outright.
Depends on the class
In math, they almost always let you retake your test in you fail at it.
Most other subjects are not that lenient but some nicer teachers...
Kyla went back to Korea a little while ago and a lot of us think she finally got her stuff because she wasn't expecting to be in the states that long.
And Pledis wouldn't let the girls celebrate their anniversary so...
I find it scary how most of these hella toxic YouTubers: Danielle Bregolli, Social Repose, The Paul Brothers, James Charles, Onision all have demographics primarily in the 12 and under range
Standardized testing dictated by each state over the curriculum. Determines whether or not you graduate but there are ways around it.
And 4 years: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
Typically, you finish your State testing by Junior (3rd) year unless your State required testing on a senior subject like Government.
It's best to finish ACT/SAT testing by Junior because early admission is due in November and that's not enough time for Collegeboard to have Seats graded.
But...
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