What do you think of Chinese education?_作业多吧

1樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:22

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2樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:24

Chinese culture seems to value education a lot more. It's a "face" thing I believe. My child did his first three years (grd 1,2,3) in a Taipei International School and when returned to the USA went to 5th grade instead of 4th. Other classmates moving to the USA and Canada also jumped a year but not all. It was on the strength of their math training which was lined up with the Chinese speaking elementaries in Taiwan. Based on this, I'd say at the elementary level, the Chinese elementaries are ahead. Also, my child was expected by the school to do homework every day. Chinese parents complain if there's no homework, even at that level.

By Madmunk

3樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:25

How long does a Chinese student study each day?

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4樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:31

我的回复：

Octopus I'm a Chinese student. We are at school from Monday to Saturday.
We are at home only on Saturday every week!

Every day: (time-zone:UTC+7)
Morning 6:10~11:00
Afternoon 1:30~4:45
Evening: 5:20 ~9:00 (Excluding Saturdy but including Sunday)

We go to bet at about 9:30.

5樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:32

China's education system is based primarily on test scores and not on production of thought. For example, everyone starts to study English in 3rd grade at minimum. However, since the only method of evaluation for English is written exams, these same students who study for years and years are pretty much unable to string together two sentences. That's why there is such a demand for oral English teachers . . . these same students who become PhD's end up going to international seminars and are unable to communicate their research to anyone.

6樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:32

重点：China's education system is based primarily on test scores and not on production of thought.

7樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:33

回复：5楼

But I started to study English in 1rd grade

8樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:33

回复：7楼

But I started to study English in 1st grade .


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	1樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:22 http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AqI8DlApHW9aVh4OWpJVuQ8jzKIX;_ylv=3?qid=20070616233755AAL3KHj
	2樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:24 Chinese culture seems to value education a lot more. It's a "face" thing I believe. My child did his first three years (grd 1,2,3) in a Taipei International School and when returned to the USA went to 5th grade instead of 4th. Other classmates moving to the USA and Canada also jumped a year but not all. It was on the strength of their math training which was lined up with the Chinese speaking elementaries in Taiwan. Based on this, I'd say at the elementary level, the Chinese elementaries are ahead. Also, my child was expected by the school to do homework every day. Chinese parents complain if there's no homework, even at that level. By Madmunk
	3樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:25 How long does a Chinese student study each day? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgY3aWmHY0RMM9pvYQsq3HMjzKIX;_ylv=3?qid=20110202062912AAib3b7
	4樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:31 我的回复： Octopus I'm a Chinese student. We are at school from Monday to Saturday. We are at home only on Saturday every week! Every day: (time-zone:UTC+7) Morning 6:10~11:00 Afternoon 1:30~4:45 Evening: 5:20 ~9:00 (Excluding Saturdy but including Sunday) We go to bet at about 9:30.
	5樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:32 China's education system is based primarily on test scores and not on production of thought. For example, everyone starts to study English in 3rd grade at minimum. However, since the only method of evaluation for English is written exams, these same students who study for years and years are pretty much unable to string together two sentences. That's why there is such a demand for oral English teachers . . . these same students who become PhD's end up going to international seminars and are unable to communicate their research to anyone.
	6樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:32 重点：China's education system is based primarily on test scores and not on production of thought.
	7樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:33 回复：5楼 But I started to study English in 1rd grade
	8樓巨大八爪鱼 2013-6-6 12:33 回复：7楼 But I started to study English in 1st grade .

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