Comparing the education system today and the system in your grandparents' time Paragraph

Looking at how education is done now compared to when our grandparents went to school, we can see some big differences. Back then, there weren't as many schools and colleges as there are now. Kids had to travel long distances to go to school, especially if they lived far away. Some couldn't even go to college because the colleges were usually in the cities. The things they learned in school were also not as many as what we learn today. They only studied a few subjects at a time. But nowadays, students have to learn a lot more subjects and the topics are much broader.

Also, students today have to do extra things like special classes or activities outside of regular classes. They might do sports, go on trips related to their studies, or take part in debates and discussions. Education today is really competitive. There are many different subjects to choose from and each subject has even more specific parts you can study. You can find lots of books about each subject, and you can even learn things online without going to a physical school.

How they grade students' work has also changed. Instead of just giving students a "pass" or "fail," they now use a grading system with different levels. This system is used in exams like the S.S.C. and H.S.C. So, as you can see, the way education works now is much more complex and covers a lot more things compared to how it was when our grandparents were in school.