What is one major difference between French and American school schedules, according to the video?

In France, each day's schedule can be different, while in America, the schedule is typically the same every day.

What are the three electives (specialities) that the presenter is taking in her French high school?

SOS (economics), ASB, and art history. SSP is politics.

The teacher provides a paper with the questions, and students write their answers on their own paper, often using multiple sheets.

French schools use a scale of 1-20, while American schools typically use letter grades (A, B, C, D) or a percentage scale (1-100).

I can describe the typical daily schedule and activities of a French high school student.

1
Unlike American schools, French schools have a different schedule each day, and classes can be as long as two hours.
2
In French schools, students choose three elective courses called specialities; examples include SOS (economics) and art history.
3
French schools rely on paper for tests and homework, and students are often required to write in cursive, which can affect their grade.