Education Vs American Education System Essay

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Education is crucial for success even though it takes a lot of time and energy. The educational system has been improved in many ways in most countries. Many countries have different ways of offering education because of their wealth and other reasons. Also, people travel from one country to another to get a quality education. Some countries give their citizens education for free while others charge a lot of money. Those who charge a lot might give a worthy education because they spend a lot to make sure they are giving a decent education. The education system in the U.S and my country, Ethiopia, mainly differ in course requirements and available resources. To begin with, the U.S way of teaching is different from Ethiopia in course requirements …show more content…

Students are not required to buy books and have internet access, and they can borrow books and other materials from the school because the government tries to reduce the cost for students. Also, many professors give paper handouts to their students, or they always have to take notes when the professor gives a lecture. Also, the professors do not give a lot of assignments for their students, and they usually teach the course material in class; however, students are expected to study a lot. For example, I used to study many hours when I was in Ethiopia, and I would not have homework every day. Moreover, schools have not well-organized resources in Ethiopia. For example, schools do not have enough library and laboratory resources: Libraries do not have enough books for students, and laboratories do not have enough equipment either. In addition, there is no academic helping center in schools unlike the U.S, and students need help each other to be successful. To summarize, the U.S and Ethiopia have two major differences in education; however, students should work hard to be successful in both countries. Also, students should make a wise decision to choose which school they have to go wherever the school

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