What exactly is the difference between an English class and a language arts class?

Basically language arts classes are given in elementary and middle school and English classes are given in junior high and high school. The difference is language arts classes focus mainly on grammar, parts of speech, basic writing skills, word comprehension, and reading comprehension. An English class focuses on some of the things language arts classes do but on a smaller scale.

Also English classes focus a lot on paper writing, research, and literature. In most cases in k-12 schooling once you reach 7-12th grade and have English classes you are expected to know most of the things taught in the earlier language arts classes. There are more advanced language arts classes offered in colleges for people pursuing English, language arts, and education degrees.It is also possible that in some areas they continue to teach language arts in full force during junior high and high school, though it is not as common.

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