Dimotiko is a term used in Greece to refer to the primary education system for children aged 6 to 12 years. It consists of six grades and is designed to provide foundational knowledge in subjects such as mathematics, language, science, and social studies. The curriculum aims to develop critical thinking and social skills among students. In Dimotiko, teaching is often conducted in a traditional classroom setting, with a focus on direct instruction from teachers. The school year typically runs from September to June, and students are assessed through various methods, including exams and projects, to track their progress and understanding of the material.