The reason our schools cannot __________ better teachers is because people here are poor.

3. The nation's education system is too test-oriented. Schools here inhibit creativity and parental pressures often deprive children ___ the joys of childhood.

The private schools for primary-school children in Britain are called The Pre-prep schools and Prep schools in UK refer to ______. ( ）。 A: public elementary schools B: private elementary schools C: public middle schools D: private middle schools

Which of the following does not exist in universities?( ) A: Professional schools B: Grammar schools C: Graduate schools D: Undergraduate schools

Which of the following schools would admit children without reference to their academic abilities?? A. Comprehensive schools;|C. Independent schools;|D. Grammar schools;|B. Secondary Schools;

In Britain,the division between grammar schools and vocational schools was ended by the introduction of comprehensive schools in the _______.

In Britain, the division between grammar schools and vocational schools wasended by the introduction of ______schools in the1960s.

Unit 3-There is a general consensus among teachers about the need for greater security in schools.Here the word “consensus” could mean

The major literary schools in the Victorian literature are schools of ____.

______ are funded by local and central government, and provide free compulsory education for children. A: Comprehensive schools B: State schools C: Grammar schools D: Private schools