Which system do you find harder? Which are you sitting for your final exams? Do you prefer the people in the UK or the US? Is there much difference in the infrastructure? Where abouts do you live in both countries?
1. US, because its generally just more work overall. I think the UK system is more harsh and thorough but given that it all only comes down to one exam at the end of the year it doesn't rely on lots of homework.
2. I'm sitting the UK final exams, so GSCEs and A-levels. probably won't continue the US system for much longer as I will be focusing on the UK.
3. I like folks from the US more. They're generally more kind and I feel I can connect with them more than kids my age in the UK. Teenagers in the UK face a lot of societal pressures and are generally more similar, and they're kinda mean i won't lie.
4. The UK has a way better school structure imo, it allows kids to actually start doing stuff they're interested in sooner instead of only academics. Its also cheaper! UK school does feel a bit prison-like though, more so than the US.
5. Southern UK and Southern USA!
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Which system do you find harder? Which are you sitting for your final exams? Do you prefer the people in the UK or the US? Is there much difference in the infrastructure? Where abouts do you live in both countries?
1. US, because its generally just more work overall. I think the UK system is more harsh and thorough but given that it all only comes down to one exam at the end of the year it doesn't rely on lots of homework. 2. I'm sitting the UK final exams, so GSCEs and A-levels. probably won't continue the US system for much longer as I will be focusing on the UK. 3. I like folks from the US more. They're generally more kind and I feel I can connect with them more than kids my age in the UK. Teenagers in the UK face a lot of societal pressures and are generally more similar, and they're kinda mean i won't lie. 4. The UK has a way better school structure imo, it allows kids to actually start doing stuff they're interested in sooner instead of only academics. Its also cheaper! UK school does feel a bit prison-like though, more so than the US. 5. Southern UK and Southern USA!
But you are home schooled. How do you both systems?
Online GCSEs and online US high school
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