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... For example, primary education and secondary education differ in many aspects, such as education purposes and teaching aids, even though there some similarities between them. ...
In fact, primary schools and secondary schools are similar in several areas. ... In primary schools, besides those core subjects, children always study music, painting and geography, which can improve their cognizance about the nature and real environment. ... On the other hand, students under secondary education study physics, chemistry, law and even philosophy, through which they can gain more microcosmic and abstract knowledge. ... Due to the limitation of knowledge, children in primary schools need vivid information.
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