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Certainly in a very technical engineering school. But you can't honestly compare GCSEs to ESO or A-levels to selectividad: reasoning is far less important that
by beaumartinez 16y ago
Certainly in a very technical engineering school. But you can't honestly compare GCSEs to ESO or A-levels to selectividad: reasoning is far less important that just repeating facts (this was especially obvious to me with history, for example).
- faragon 16y agoFor the UK/US-equivalent Secondary, in Spain I did BUP (Secondary) and COU (College orientation course), and not ESO (new Secondary Education arrangement). Younger people at work seem to be OK in reasoning (computer/software engineering field). However, I do not endorse current "ESO+Bachillerato", as in my opinion it is easier than previous "BUP+COU". From my point of view, Goverment of Spain should copy the Finnish or German secondary education system, as it's been proved to be better.