6 Copy the grid. Listen once again and fill in the grid with the sentences below.
ook.
Name
Subject / teacher
Why they like(d) him/her
X
a) Bruce
b) Kim
c) Matej
d) Hana
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bju:t)
1 Class master
2 English literature teacher.
3 PE teacher
4 School psychologist.
5 She is so creative.
6 He makes us talk about life.
7 He was a great coach.
8 She treats us as human beings.
like hest. Explain why.
In Great Britain, new universities are founded by Act of Parliament or Royal Charter. In addition, for an institution to be allowed to award degrees, it must be recognized by the Privy Council, an advisory body to the British Head of State (i.e. the monarch).One of the main differences between the British and the American University system is that all of Britain's universities except for the University of Buckingham, are financed by the State. In America on the other hand there are just about as many public as private institutions of higher education. The British is therefore much more similar to the German university system than the American. Yet the important fact to consider about British academic institutions is that even though they are financed by the British government, no university is actually owned by the State and in spite of the state's sponsoring of universities, fees at British university are considerably higher than they are going to be at German institutions. For more information see "student fees".As opposed to the American and German system, students in the United Kingdom generally study only one subject instead of a combination of minor and master.One particularity of universities in UK is that most students choose to attend institutions far away from their hometowns. Consequently most universities provide accommodation for their students or at least help them find a place to live.