Access Program Students from Gori Get Acquainted with the Lifestyle of American Schools
On April 7, Access Program in Gori hosted Corrie Weins, English Language Fellow, who made a presentation on Education System in the United States. Corrie Weins described the three main types of schools in America and talked of the lifestyle and routine of the American students. Corrie’s presentation was followed by a short film about the daily life of one of Chicago schools.
Access Program students drew parallels between the education systems of Georgia and the United States and talked about their likes and dislikes. The day was summed up by Q &A panel, during which the students had a chance to ask questions about education prospects in America.
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