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When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

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Two months after its launch, ChatGPT has more than 100 million monthly active users, making it the fastest-growing consumer app ever. Today we will ask which countries have better education?

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

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When asked: Which countries do you think have better education?

ChatGPT's overall answer is very comprehensive, and here is the whole answer, he lists a total of nine countries: Finland, Canada, Singapore, Japan, Sweden, Norway, Australia, and the United States.

The following is a chatGPT answer

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers
When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers
When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers
When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers
When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers
When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

Finally, ChatGPT also has a special reminder

It should be noted that the level of education does not only depend on the education system itself, but also closely related to factors such as the student's family background, cultural environment, and the student's own efforts and talents. What do you think of ChatGPT's answer?

(The following content is organized according to the chatGPT answers)

TOP1 Netherlands

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

Netherlands

The Netherlands has one of the oldest education systems in the world, dating back to the 16th century. Among the top universities in the world, 13 universities in the Netherlands are ranked in the top 400. The Dutch rank highly in many areas of education. In fact, the World Economic Forum has ranked the Netherlands among the top three countries in the world for education. In addition, in the prestigious Pisa/OECD global ranking of 15-year-olds, the Netherlands is ranked as one of the best performing countries. A third of Dutch people aged 25-64 have a university degree, which is significantly higher than the OECD average of 24%.

The Netherlands also has one of the highest scores in the world for equal educational opportunity. All 13 universities are funded by the government, with Dutch universities generally scoring high in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science is currently working with teachers, principals and educational specialists to develop a new national curriculum. This is to better adapt to the future and better align with the future learning goals of current students.

TOP2: Canada

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

Canada

Canada has the most complete education system in the world, with world-class university, secondary and primary education, and world-class learning conditions. Twelve years of free compulsory education is introduced throughout the country, and all citizens or permanent residents and their children are free of charge from primary to secondary school. The Canadian government attaches great importance to education, and Canada has one of the highest education funding countries in the world.

Canada is a highly developed capitalist country that benefits from abundant natural resources and highly developed science and technology, making it one of the countries in the world with the highest standard of living, the richest society and the most developed economy.

Although Canada is the largest and second largest country in the world, its population is not as large as China's two provinces combined. But Canadian university education is indeed the world's top, with Montreal and Toronto being Canada's two most popular cities for international students, and a total of 26 Canadian universities are included in the university rankings, including three in the world's top 50.

TOP3: Singapore

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

Singapore

With a population of less than 6 million, the country is about the size of Shanghai, but its university is famous all over the world – Singapore. The National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University have been ranked in the top 20 of the QS World University Rankings for seven consecutive years since 2016, and are ranked 11th and 12th respectively in 2022.

A typical feature of Singapore education is the triage model, that is, through the triage examination, students are divided into different classes according to their achievements, and learn knowledge of different difficulty. In order to determine the direction of students' development, the Ministry of Education has set up a series of examinations.

First diversion: six years of primary school, six years of school, the first four years of unified instruction, after four years of diversion, the diversion is divided into three different courses based on students' language ability. This is to allow students to learn at their own pace and reach their full potential.

Secondary triage: Grade 6 students are required to take the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE), or Primary 6 Examination. In middle school, there are three courses: special class, express class and ordinary class. Singapore junior high schools are divided into four levels, each of which determines whether and what kind of upper secondary education a child will receive. Therefore, the examination for entering junior high school is also particularly important. This is also a distinctive feature of Singapore's education system, which subdivides the whereabouts of students after primary school.

Three streams: high school, which is divided into three categories, with O, N or ITE grades enrolled, graduating for an A-level diploma, and the results will determine the direction of the university. At university, qualified secondary school graduates choose junior colleges, senior secondary schools and polytechnics to continue their studies or enter social work based on their grades and interests. All in all, high school grades directly determine the career direction of life.

Singapore's education system is conducive to the gradual development of each student's unique talents and interests, which can be summarized by "teaching according to aptitude" and "making the best use of people's talents". At the same time, it is known as the country that absorbs the essence of Eastern and Western culture and education in the world, and adopts flexible teaching methods to cultivate and develop students' potential. As a result, its education was so successful, self-contained, and highly effective, it attracted countries around the world to follow suit.

Top 4: Japan

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

University of Tokyo, Japan

Japan may be small, but it is the third largest economy in the world. This is also thanks to their strong R&D industry, especially international brands such as Nissan, Toyota, Honda, Panasonic, Sony, etc., all thanks to their excellent higher education system. No matter how poor you are, you can't be poor in education, no matter how hard you can't suffer children, you really did it in Japan. Japan's emphasis on education is obvious to all, with several notable features:

1. The standards for the establishment of public primary and secondary schools are exactly the same across the country, whether in rural areas or cities. In this way, children can enjoy more equitable educational resources.

2. All public schools have standard tennis courts, football fields and baseball fields in addition to swimming pools, and the conditions are very good.

3. Japanese teachers rotate between urban and rural areas every few years to ensure a relative balance of teachers, and everyone does not have to choose a school.

4. The number of students in each class is very small, limited to about 35 students.

5. Japanese teachers enjoy the treatment of civil servants, are called "sir", and their status is very high.

Looking at the school facilities in Japan, I feel that we still have a certain gap compared to Japan. For example, swimming pools, even in big cities, there are very few schools with swimming pools. The point is that many schools are now very crowded, and even if you want to build swimming pools, I am afraid that there is no place.

TOP5: Sweden

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

Sweden

In 2011, the Swedish Education Act was amended to make formal employment requirements for teachers higher than before. It also pays more attention to the health of students and teachers than before, and gives students more freedom to choose their school.

  In the same year, Sweden's national curriculum came into force. The curriculum applies to all forms of compulsory education and comes with new general objectives, guidelines and syllabuses. Compulsory national subject tests have been introduced in Years 3 and 9 to assess students' progress. This has been tested in the sixth grade.

  Sweden's scoring system was also updated in 2011 to include a total of 6 grades from A to F, with A to E being a pass and F being failing. The system is similar to the standard scoring system for European credits, European Credit Transfer and Accumulation (ECTS).

TOP6: Switzerland

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

ETH Zurich

The Swiss education system has a worldwide reputation for excellence. According to industry insiders, one of the biggest characteristics of Swiss education is the decentralization of the country's 26 cantons. Education is administered by the cantons rather than the federal, and each canton is free to operate within the framework. In addition, academic and vocational education complement each other and form Switzerland's unique dual education system. Generally speaking, in addition to personal factors, students' choice of direction after junior high school is also related to urban and rural areas. People living in rural Switzerland are more likely to choose vocational education, while people living in cities have a different psychology.

Swiss vocational education generally lasts three to four years and covers hundreds of occupations to best meet real economic needs. Switzerland is known to be one of the world's leaders in the training of a highly qualified workforce, vocational education is oriented to the actual vocational qualifications and existing jobs, and the combination of university courses and vocational education creates the best combination of theoretical and practical talents. The quality of first-class vocational education is a central pillar of innovation and competitiveness in the Swiss economy, which in turn offers highly attractive jobs and good development opportunities for highly qualified professionals and managers in a virtuous circle. In conclusion, the Swiss education system is a very open system that offers students multiple channels that allow them to choose between different levels of education or educational institutions.

TOP7: Norway

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

Norway

Education and international schools in Norway include schools that offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, among others. This is ideal for expatriate families and children of multinational executives, NGO staff, diplomats, etc. While public schools in Norway are free, international/private schools usually have tuition fees and additional entry requirements. Norway has the best schools and higher education in the world.

Attending a public university in this country is tuition-free – even for international students! This is because Norway believes that everyone should have access to education, regardless of socio-economic background. In Norway, compulsory education is compulsory from the age of 6 until the pupil reaches the age of 16. Daycare, preschool, and kindergarten are optional and require a parent fee. However, most of the costs are subsidized by the government. There is an annual cap on these fees, which was NOK 3,040 (RMB 2,143.45) per month in 2019.

TOP8: Australia

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

Australia

Australia is a highly developed capitalist country with its capital in Canberra. As the most economically developed country in the southern hemisphere and the 12th largest economy in the world, the fourth largest exporter of agricultural products in the world, it is also the world's largest exporter of a variety of minerals. Australia's education standards are globally renowned, largely due to their 37 universities that rank in the world's top 100.

Australian institutions are known worldwide for the quality of their teaching and research. In the United Nations Human Development Index and Education Index country rankings, Australia ranks second among 191 countries and territories. While Australian universities are not huge overall, they perform exceptionally well in the global university academic rankings.

Australia has a total of 41 universities, but it performs extremely well in the global university academic rankings. In the latest edition of the QS World University Rankings, Australia's eight top universities are among the top 100 universities in the world. More than half of Australian universities have entered the ranks of the world's top 500, which shows that Australia's international educational status cannot be underestimated.

TOP9: United States

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

United States

The United States is a highly developed capitalist country, in two world wars, the United States and other allies victorious, after decades of Cold War, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, it has become the only superpower at present, in the economy, culture, industry and other fields in the world's leading position.

As one of the destinations for students studying in the world, the United States has more than 150 top international universities, and according to data, the number of international students in the United States exceeds 1.17 million, of which 77% are from Asia, which is worthy of the world's top ten education powers. In addition, according to the report of the Institute of International Education, the most popular US cities for international students are California, New York State, and Texas.

TOP10: United Kingdom

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

University of Edinburgh

Britain is a highly developed capitalist country, one of the four largest economies in Europe, and its citizens have a high standard of living and a good social security system. As the head of the Commonwealth, a member of the Group of Eight, a founding member of NATO, the United Kingdom is also one of the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council.

With over 440,000 international students, the UK is the second leading study destination in the world (after the US), thanks to the strong global reputation of UK universities and the UK's inclusion in the QS World University Rankings of the world's top universities.

It is worth mentioning that the majority of non-EU students in the UK are from China, with a total of 151,690 Chinese mainland students studying in the UK, accounting for 22.3% of the total number of UK students. Of course, this does not include the 17,630 international students from Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau, and students who entered UK universities through other means.

When asked ChatGPT, which countries have better education? See how it answers

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