What is your country's average high school test scores for:

[Frenca]

What is your country's average high school test score of:
Math
Social Studies
Science
Language Arts
In Frenca it is:
Math: 97.8 A+
Social Studies: 96.7 A
Science: 96.5 A
Language Arts: 97 A+

[Maraque]

Firstly, scores in the Kingdom are scaled from 0 to 1000, and the higher the number the better.

0-250: D (lowest grade)
251-500: C
501-750: B
751-1000: A


Math: 960/1000 - High A
Social Studies: 167/1000 - Low D
Science: 810/1000 - Medium A
Language Arts: 977/1000 - High A

[Frenca]

Firstly, scores in the Kingdom are scaled from 0 to 1000, and the higher the number the better.

0-250: D (lowest grade)
Social Studies: 167/1000 - Low D

Whoa. Why is your Social Studies grade awfully low compared to the other ones?

[Maraque]

Firstly, scores in the Kingdom are scaled from 0 to 1000, and the higher the number the better.

0-250: D (lowest grade)
Social Studies: 167/1000 - Low D

Whoa. Why is your Social Studies grade awfully low compared to the other ones?

OOC; I used a random number generator.

IC:

Not many of our students are trying to become sociologists.

- Minister of Education

[Swilatia]

Swilatian Schools use a 6-level system for grades. 6 is the highest grade, 3 is the lowest passing grade. Most student's get 4's, since that's supposed to be the average.

[Vahnbuuren]

Math: 82%
LA: 91%
Science: 55%
Social Studies: 93%

[Southern Yugoslavia]

Southern Yugoslavian schools grade on a scale of 100.
100-90: A
89-80: B
79-70: C
69-60: D
69-below: F

Math: 87/100
Social Studies: 94/100
Science: 98/100
Language Arts: 82/100

[Kwunjin]

it depends on how hard your nation tests the student. So the score is really subjective.

The high schools in Kwunjin are called College Preparatories for students from 14-19 years old, the following is the score distribution of College Entrance test Scores of a College Preparatory graduate:

2009- National University Entrance Examination scores(both public and private schools exams)
Grades from best to worse: A, B, C, D, P(pass), F
2009 Mandatory Subjects Test Scores distribution:

Math(Up to high school level calculus): A- 5%, B- 20%, C- 30%, D 22%, P- 30%, F - 3%
Social Studies: A- 5% B- 25%, C- 40%, D- 25%, P- 4%, F- 1%
Science- A- 6%, B-15%, C- 40%, D-10%, P- 20%, F- 9%
Language Arts(English and Chinese): A- 10%, B- 27%, C- 40%, D- 10%, P-10%, F- 3%

[Fisenesia]

In Fisenesia we have 5 broad academic fields (these are massive averages combining every age, from preschool to posteducation)

Humanities: 95
(History, Languages and linguistics, Literature, Performing arts, Philosophy, Religion, Visual arts)

Social Sciences: 94
(Anthropology, Archaeology, Area studies, Cultural studies, Economics, Geography, Political science, Psychology, Sociology)

Natural Sciences: 96
(Space sciences, Earth sciences, Life sciences, Chemistry Physics)

Formal Sciences: 93
(Computer sciences, Logic, Mathematics, Statistics, Systems science)

Applied Sciences: 92
(Agriculture, Architecture, Business, Education, Engineering, Journalism, Mass media, Law, Public affairs, Social work, Transportation)

These are honest AVERAGES (from 4 year olds to 24 year olds) and that is very impressive given how extensive Fisenesian education is and truly reflects the intelligence of our populace!

[Hemenster]

Maths: 77.4 (B-)
Social Studies: 94.8 (A)
Science: 86.7 (B+)
Language Arts 98.2 (A+)

[Fatatatutti]

Fatatatutian schools don't give numeric grades. Rather, each student is given a written assessment by each teacher, which can be used later for job applications, etc.

[Cameroi]

98% of cameroi 12 year olds can TEACH integral calculus.
the other 2% are considered mentally challanged.

[Avenio]

There are no 'grades' in Avenio's educational system, rather, teachers evaluate students on their effort, drive to improve themselves and eagerness to learn, and are simply shuffled into programmes befitting each student's interests and skills.

[Jalanat]

Math: 7.1/10
Social Studies: 7.4/10
Science: 6.4/10
Language Arts: 8.7/10

Jalanat uses the Dutch grading system.

[Reich1]

We give students marks 1-100. The following is list of compulsory subjects and there average high school test scores.

Math: 70
Social Studies :98.7
Science: 99.9 (Science is taught for 4 hour each day and child start from age of 2 to learn science)
Language: 40
Art: We dont have this subject. Its just waste of time
History: 90

[Heartlund]

All students are to be educated in the manner the parents desire, and so the population is either home-schooled or receives a private education. In either case, the grades are not made public. Fortunately, Heartlund's private sector has little problems filling the positions which require more advanced education (other than our shortage of doctors) such as engineering. Thus, the education system seems to be satisfactory for our citizens, without any tax-funded schools.

[The Adrian Empire]

The Following are the Standardized Test Scores of the Imperial Secondary School for each of our required subjects:
Mathematics: 87%
Economics: 94%
History: 98%
Civics and Politics: 96%
Language (Latin): 88%
Language (English): 95%
Language (Dominant Regional or Tertiary): 93%
Science: 86%

[Gordonopia]

The only subjects taught in Gordonopia's schools are:

Love of the Emperor
Civic Duties
Loyalty
Religion
Combat training

In these, most students do well. Those who don't are executed...

[Reich1]

The only subjects taught in Gordonopia's schools are:

Love of the Emperor
Civic Duties
Loyalty
Religion
Combat training

In these, most students do well. Those who don't are executed...

So basically no one in your nation knows what is 2+2.

[Birnadia]

Maths: 85%
Social Studies: 88%
Science: 92%
Language Arts: 90%

[Sharfghotten]

Sharfghotten schools have no grades, as grades promote elitism and a social heirarchy.

All students are given extensive lessons on Maths, Science, Sharf, History, and I.T., supplemented by a one-hour session each week on the history of the Communist Party & movement, citizenry, and military service.

Students begin school at 4 and leave at the age of 17, without grades or arbritary numerical boundaries. Instead, they are given a stamped certificate to ensure that they completed schooling and are sent into the world to work.

[Reich1]

Sharfghotten schools have no grades, as grades promote elitism and a social heirarchy.

All students are given extensive lessons on Maths, Science, Sharf, History, and I.T., supplemented by a one-hour session each week on the history of the Communist Party & movement, citizenry, and military service.

Students begin school at 4 and leave at the age of 17, without grades or arbritary numerical boundaries. Instead, they are given a stamped certificate to ensure that they completed schooling and are sent into the world to work.

So students have no competition, students will be weak in the subjects.

[Sharfghotten]

Sharfghotten schools have no grades, as grades promote elitism and a social heirarchy.

All students are given extensive lessons on Maths, Science, Sharf, History, and I.T., supplemented by a one-hour session each week on the history of the Communist Party & movement, citizenry, and military service.

Students begin school at 4 and leave at the age of 17, without grades or arbritary numerical boundaries. Instead, they are given a stamped certificate to ensure that they completed schooling and are sent into the world to work.

So students have no competition, students will be weak in the subjects.

Incorrect, children know that they need to prove themselves to the SSRS, not to each other.

[Reich1]

Sharfghotten schools have no grades, as grades promote elitism and a social heirarchy.

All students are given extensive lessons on Maths, Science, Sharf, History, and I.T., supplemented by a one-hour session each week on the history of the Communist Party & movement, citizenry, and military service.

Students begin school at 4 and leave at the age of 17, without grades or arbritary numerical boundaries. Instead, they are given a stamped certificate to ensure that they completed schooling and are sent into the world to work.

So students have no competition, students will be weak in the subjects.

Incorrect, children know that they need to prove themselves to the SSRS, not to each other.

Your opinion?
But the reality is opposite to your opinion

[Sharfghotten]

Sharfghotten schools have no grades, as grades promote elitism and a social heirarchy.

All students are given extensive lessons on Maths, Science, Sharf, History, and I.T., supplemented by a one-hour session each week on the history of the Communist Party & movement, citizenry, and military service.

Students begin school at 4 and leave at the age of 17, without grades or arbritary numerical boundaries. Instead, they are given a stamped certificate to ensure that they completed schooling and are sent into the world to work.

So students have no competition, students will be weak in the subjects.

Incorrect, children know that they need to prove themselves to the SSRS, not to each other.

Your opinion?
But the reality is opposite to your opinion

When something is drilled into a childs head from the age of four, it tends to stick.