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That seems to match up with what ive learned about the US!

Lmao, atleast they're teaching you well

lolz,

I might visist the US when im older! Just dont know where to go..

EdgeRabbit wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2024 6:13 pm Ahhh... okay, misunderstood!

heh, I mean, it is still hot coming from a guy whose country considers 30°C a heatwave, but Canada probably gets hotter summers than down under!

WPTheModder wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2024 6:14 pm Half of America is proud to be american whilst the other half is kind of embarrassed about it.... I am the latter. Our country is very flawed

To be honest, sometimes I feel ashamed to be British as well, people here either worship the UK or despise it!

EdgeRabbit wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2024 6:23 pm I might visist the US when im older! Just dont know where to go..

I wanna go with my friends after we’ve all finished our GSCEs!

GSCEs? What does that mean exactly?

I dunno what it stands for, but in Year 10 and 11, you take tests that basically determine your future. I’m kinda nervous but don’t feel like putting in the effort to revise

Woah that sounds.. stressful..

In canada we have a french/english (depends on the school) and Math test we HAVE to past or else we cant graduate..

In the UK (or at least in England, wales and Northern Ireland, I heard Scotland does this kinda stuff differently) the mandatory subjects are English, Maths and 3 sciences, and religious if you go to a CofE school. But you’re allowed to retake these if you get them wrong!

Oooh!

I have to do my French test next year.. since the easier classes have you take it in 11th grade.. not sure about the maths test tough!

are you any good at maths?

No lol, i failed maths from 7th-9th grade!

I think I average about 60%-70% in my tests

What grade is that in the UK?

Thank goodness I was decent at everything. I love math though and that’s where I was great.

Lucky! Im good at english (expect in spellings )

Spelling, oooh! That’s the only thing I excelled at in English!

Some of my favorite educational pc games in the past focused on math, reading and spelling.

EdgeRabbit wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2024 6:53 pm What grade is that in the UK?

A D in the US, a 5 in the UK

A D? I think it would be a C here!

I’d imagine Canada would be more generous with their grading

Yeah! How else would i still be here! (I was supposed to be sent to a school for kids with special needs and my mom had to fight to let me go to a normal school)