What do American primary and secondary schools learn?

Under normal circumstances, there will be 6 subjects and 6 classes every day.

1, art (art);

2. Gym/health (sports and health education);

3. Language arts (Chinese);

4. Mathematics (Mathematics);

5. history;

6. science.

1. There is no unified textbook in American primary schools. The curriculum of primary and secondary schools in every state in the United States is stipulated by the state constitution and the state education law, so the study scope of each grade in the same state is roughly the same. However, there is no unified textbook in the United States, the whole country is not unified, the whole state is not unified, and even a city does not require unified textbooks. Almost every school has the right to choose its own textbooks freely. Generally speaking, each state has set up a special education committee to formulate teaching guides and requirements for further studies in primary and secondary schools. The board of directors will also recommend several publishing houses that specialize in publishing teaching materials, hoping that school teachers can choose the teaching materials they think are suitable. In the choice of teaching materials, teachers have a great say in the choice of teaching materials. As long as we follow the national teaching policy, it will be recognized by the school and the Ministry of Education.

2. Knowledge learning in American primary schools focuses on helping children have a basic and correct understanding of the social and scientific world. While instilling knowledge into children, we also hope that children can participate in hands-on and brain-thinking activities and cultivate their creativity. Their education pays more attention to children's physical health and mental health. I am very concerned about cultivating and developing children's healthy and sound personality.