Professor Jami L.Josifek EMLLS 112 14 March 2013 The Differences in Education between China and America A large number of students from China are planning to attend college in the America over the next five years. However, there are many differences in education between China and America. In fact, it is hard to be successful in American college. How the Chinese student to be successful, and what are the differences in education between two countries? I think there are three differences in education…
identical questions will be asked of the respondents from Shijiazhuang, it is anticipated that the replies from participants there will yield very different perspectives related to the problem than at the schools in Beijing and Wuhan, China. An explanatory cover letter in English and in Chinese was attached to each questionnaire along with a pre-addressed and prepaid return envelope attached to it. This letter presented an introduction of the researcher and a detailed rationale of the study. With this…
The impact of globalization on education has been widespread, and it has left its mark on nearly every area of the academic world. Students can now opt to study overseas with improved simplicity through exchange programs, international schools, and specialized programs for international and cross-cultural study. Thanks to the internet and by working jointly in programs with international contemporaries, investigators now have much more access to information. In addition, teachers can expand their…
the time of Confucius, a Chinese philosopher who introduced China to the Royal Examination System, which is used to select imperial officers. Chinas education was very rigid and it focused highly on technology thus China has a high rate of illiteracy. Early Chinese students were not very well rounded; they were limited in what they could study. For example a student of science would not know much about Humanities, and vice versa, a student of Humanities would not…
the validity of the logic connection between research questions and research design. This type of validity mainly focuses on “how far researchers use, combine and balance the views of insiders and outsiders in describing and explaining the research” (Cohen & Morries, 2006). Clearly stated in the original article, ‘How satisfied are Chinese students with their social integration into the university community’ and ‘What barriers do Chinese students themselves perceive in becoming more socially integrated…
that their children and their schools afford their students the best academic chances available today, in the global world system (Song, 2010). Accordingly, there has been a steady introduction of international educational programs working within local Chinese high schools throughout the nation. Such endeavors prepare Chinese students to pass the various exams that will grant them acceptance into an America university and legally acceptable to study in the United States. Nevertheless, there is compelling…
the effect of online learning as a form of education to see how it works, and how students learn. For Chinese students, not until the internet became accessible for most families, they became aware of this platform. Now, there is an increasing number of Chinese students use it to access to higher education. This research aims to explore the effects of online learning from the perspective of learners and help Chinese online learners distinguish the advantages and disadvantages of this platform, and…
am a student who comes from China, so I observed Chinese education and American education. During this time, I found the differences and similarities between Chinese and American college are how the relationship between students and instructors determines the classroom environment, exam, tuition and the activities in our spare time. The relationship between students and instructors determines the classroom environment. In China, teaching in the classroom is the most respected career. Students are…
Test-Oriented or Ability-Oriented It is known to the world that China has thousands of years of culture, and education is always an important part of carrying on and developing culture in Chinese history. With the changing of time, the content of education and the method of education have changed a lot. And now in the twentieth century, what does education look like in China after thousands of years of development? There are some kinds of problems existing in the current Test-Oriented Education…
Looking through the prize lists of Fields Medal and Ricardo Wolf, which are two most effective global awards for mathematics. There are only three Chinese-born people on these lists. Also, these three Chinese-born people migrated to either Austria or America. In other words, there is no real Chinese getting the award. However, according to the news, reported on April 23, 2014, by Eileen Shim, the average of math score in Shanghai, which is a province of China, is much higher than Singapore, Japan…