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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Secondary education is the form of education after elementary school (or primary education). The age at which children start going to secondary education differs per country, from 9-12 years old. Secondary education takes the students through most of their teenage period. The goal of secondary education is to give a lot of common knowledge and to prepare them for a next study. This can be either a higher form of secondary education or a study to learn a profession. | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secondary_education Secondary education] is the form of education after elementary school (or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primary_education primary education]). The age at which children start going to secondary education differs per country, from 9-12 years old. Secondary education takes the students through most of their teenage period. The goal of secondary education is to give a lot of common knowledge and to prepare them for a next study. This can be either a higher form of secondary education or a study to learn a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profession profession]. | ||
== Team Composition == | == Team Composition == | ||
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Introduction
Secondary education is the form of education after elementary school (or primary education). The age at which children start going to secondary education differs per country, from 9-12 years old. Secondary education takes the students through most of their teenage period. The goal of secondary education is to give a lot of common knowledge and to prepare them for a next study. This can be either a higher form of secondary education or a study to learn a profession.