Education Contrasts: Schools in Italy vs. Haiti
Explore the unique contrasts between schools in Italy and Haiti - from transportation to school lunches to classroom settings. Experience the diversity in educational environments and resources that shape the learning experiences of children in these different cultures.
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Schools In Italy Schools In Italy
In Haiti, kids walk to school. Sometimes, they ride an animals. In Haiti, kids walk to school. Sometimes, they ride an animals.
In Haiti, the buildings are made of rocks, cement, or wood. They have dirt or cement floors. In Haiti, the buildings are made of rocks, cement, or wood. They have dirt or cement floors.
In Haiti, they sit at benches or desks. They have chalkboards. They do not have a lot on the walls. In Haiti, they sit at benches or desks. They have chalkboards. They do not have a lot on the walls.
In Haiti, many kids eat rice and beans for lunch. They may also eat plantains. In Haiti, many kids eat rice and beans for lunch. They may also eat plantains.
In Haiti, many schools do not have water. Kids have to get water from streams or wells. In Haiti, many schools do not have water. Kids have to get water from streams or wells.
In Haiti, kids have fun at recess. They play hand games or foot games. In Haiti, kids have fun at recess. They play hand games or foot games.
