What is High School

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Years 9-13 of the New Zealand school system. Learn more in: Contextual Influences on Science Teachers' TPACK Levels

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Post-primary school, including pre-university non-compulsory school. Learn more in: Supporting Advanced Multilingual Speakers as Individuals: Translanguaging in Writing

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Used in Australia for secondary schools that ranges from students aged twelve to eighteen. Learn more in: Focusing Effective Feedback Practices on Developing Students' ‘Assessment Literacy': Designing Actionable Feedback for the Gifted and Talented in High School

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Education in Africa that comes after secondary education typically, between the ages 17 to 19 years. Learn more in: Globalization and Teacher Education: Challenges and Solutions to 21st Century Content Preparation and Pedagogy in Africa

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In Ecuador, it goes from 8 th to 13 th grade. Learn more in: Peer Feedback Through Voki to Raise Students' Awareness of the Register in Spoken Activities

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Grades 9-12. Learn more in: Teacher Insight on RTI Implementation at the Middle and High School Levels: A Comparative Case Study

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A secondary school, usually grades 9 through 12, that students attend after primary and middle school. Learn more in: An Interdisciplinary Model to Diversify STEM Participation: College, High School, and Industry Partnerships