Cambios de secundaria a prepa - Misión Admisión

Summary

The video introduces students to the key changes they will face when transitioning from middle school to high school. It highlights the shift from annual to semester-based subjects, increased workload, and new teaching methods, including the use of technology. Students will also have the opportunity to choose elective courses based on their interests and career goals. Additionally, a new academic system allows multiple chances to pass subjects through guidance sessions. The video emphasizes the importance of preparing for future career decisions while reassuring students that they will adapt to these changes successfully.

Takeaways

• 🎓 Preparing for high school will help you understand the new challenges you will face.
• 📚 In high school, subjects will be semester-based, resulting in more subjects each year and a heavier workload.
• 👨‍🏫 You will have more teachers due to the increased number of subjects.
• 🧘‍♀️ Despite the increased workload, you will eventually get used to it, and it will prepare you for university.
• 📝 In the second and third years of high school, you can choose elective subjects based on your interests or career goals.
• 🤝 If you fail a subject, you have multiple opportunities to pass it through the university's MEF system and teacher support.
• 💻 High school emphasizes learning through technology, with new platforms for assignments, communication, and submission.
• 💬 You can communicate more effectively with teachers and classmates using online tools.
• 🧠 Besides studying, you will also need to start thinking about your future career and which field to pursue.
• ✨ Misión Admisión offers help for preparing for your admission exam, making you ready for high school.

Q & A

What is one of the major changes students experience when transitioning from secondary school to high school?

One major change is that in high school, subjects are divided into semesters, meaning students will have double the subjects each year compared to secondary school.

How does the workload in high school compare to that of secondary school?

The workload in high school increases because students have more subjects, more teachers, and a greater amount of work to manage, but they are encouraged to remain calm as they will eventually adjust.

Why is it important for students to get used to the new workload in high school?

It is important to adjust to the high school workload because a similar system will be used in university, where subjects are also managed on a semester basis.

What choice do students have regarding their subjects in the second and third years of high school?

In the second and third years of high school, students can choose some of their subjects from a list of electives based on their interests or the requirements for the university degree they want to pursue.

What happens if a student fails a subject in high school?

If a student fails a subject, they don't need to worry too much as the new system offers many opportunities to retake and pass the subject through what is called 'accompaniments,' where teachers guide students to study and pass the exams later.

What is the new system called that helps students pass subjects they have failed?

The new system is called 'MEF,' which allows students to get help from teachers through 'accompaniments' to eventually pass the failed subjects.

How is technology integrated into learning in high school?

In high school, there is a much greater emphasis on learning through technology. New platforms are introduced for submitting assignments, communicating with teachers and classmates, and completing tasks.

How does the focus of students' responsibilities change when they enter high school?

In secondary school, students' main focus is on studying and passing their subjects, but in high school, they also need to start thinking about their future, such as choosing the right career path.

What can students do to prepare for the transition to high school?

Students can prepare for the transition by familiarizing themselves with the changes, such as semester-based subjects, elective courses, increased use of technology, and thinking about their career goals.

What does the program 'Misión Admisión' offer to students preparing for high school?

'Misión Admisión' helps students prepare for their high school entrance exams and provides guidance on the changes they will face when transitioning to high school.