education

The key character traits for success in a Chinese classroom could just as easily apply to the office as well.

The recent case of Tri-Valley University is about more than just a sham school and US visa fraud, reports Delhi-based writer Neeta Lal.

Parents in India can be too hands on. One mother’s easy acceptance of her son being gay suggests another approach.

The church strongly opposes it. But is the govt ready to offer updated sex education to Filipino youth when the time comes?

Reform in China’s education system can be tough. Having too big an ego doesn’t help matters.

For years, Indian policymakers were in denial about the scale of the problem facing the education sector. Is it too late?

Getting Chinese students to open a coffeehouse highlights cultural barriers to co-operation.

Shenzhen students may be difficult to deal with sometimes. But they’ll go a long way in life.

‘Banzhurens’ typically mix Machiavelli and Sun Tzu. But are they doing a good job?

Are Indian children going to be burned out because of pressure to succeed?

Subverting a celebrated Benjamin Franklin bon mot, Noam Chomsky declared that ‘education is ignorance’.

Australia’s establishment of diplomatic relations with China in 1972 by the Whitlam Government, together with Australia’s One China policy, has underpinned Australia-China relations for more than 30 years.