Australian and American schools ( Karpiuk ex.6,p.71-72)

Australian kids who live in the middle of Australia don't go to school.

A school isn't far from Daniel's house but he likes to study using the Internet.

Daniel can't go to school that's why a teacher sometimes visits him.

Daniel likes to talk to other kids using the Internet.

Daniel has got a web-camera and he can do science experiments and other things.

Daniel likes that he doesn't have to sit in a classroom but he should keep quiet.

In two years Daniel is going to school and he'll spend more time with other kids.

Steve doesn't like Science, Geography and History.

Steve's friend Miguel is from Latin America.

Steve studies Spanish at school because his friend is Spanish.

Steve likes his friend and other kids who are Latinos.

Pupils in Steve's school don't have to wear a school uniform.

Bad grades in American schools mean that pupils should do the year again.

To be " left back" means that you have to get only good grades.

Every morning Steve and other pupils have the Pledge.

The Pledge is pretty unusual thing because a lot of schools in America don't do it any more.