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Inside Shanghai’s Schools

Inside Shanghai’s Schools

One survey found Shanghai schools to be the best in the world. But not every school plays by the same rules.

China’s Hunger Games

China’s Hunger Games

Why is the Hunger Games movie so popular? Ask U.S. and Chinese students – they have their own versions.

The Risks of China’s Students

The Risks of China’s Students

Many U.S. universities have been falling over themselves to accept Chinese students. But are they ignoring the dangers of cultural tensions in search of money?

China’s Angry Bulls

China’s Angry Bulls

As China’s rural and migrant workers become more educated and well-travelled they are growing increasingly aware of their rights. And increasingly willing to stand up for them.

What Finland Shows China, U.S.

What Finland Shows China, U.S.

The U.S. and Chinese education systems seem to be converging. Both could learn something from Finland.

China's Black Swans

China's Black Swans

Striving for perfection is all very well. But without empathy, it’s hard to learn and grow with others.

China's Incognito Parents

China's Incognito Parents

Two books offer some surprising insights into the minds of Chinese parents – and why they make the decisions they do.

Mind Triathlon vs Jersey Shore

Mind Triathlon vs Jersey Shore

Understanding a different perspective is like a mental triathlon. Sadly, too many students can’t be bothered to try.

How Shanghai Schools Beat Them All

How Shanghai Schools Beat Them All

Shanghai students are ranked the best in the world, according to an OECD assessment. So why are they so much better than their peers?

Sending Chinese Problems Abroad

Sending Chinese Problems Abroad

Are Chinese parents sending their kids to get an education overseas, or to get them off their hands?

Resistance Futile in Chinese Class

Resistance Futile in Chinese Class

Clarity, centring, choice, commitment and challenge all help with learning. Do Chinese classrooms have any?

The Sad Truth of China’s Education

The Sad Truth of China’s Education

Next week, Chinese students take the national college entrance exam. It’s the soul-destroying culmination of years of study. And as good as it gets.

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