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Education in China
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What Shanghai’s PISAs Really Say
Were Shanghai’s PISA scores really a Sputnik moment? Or did they just take the tests more seriously?

Christmas Comes Early
China is determined to meet its target of spending 4 percent of GDP on education. Cue very long school wish lists.

China: Please Study Abroad
Why the Chinese government wants more of its students to study at universities overseas.

China’s Education Gold Rush
US schools and colleges are keen to take advantage of growing Chinese interest in studying abroad.

China’s Education Gold Rush
US schools and colleges are keen to take advantage of growing Chinese interest in studying abroad.
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