Education in the People's Republic of China
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The history of basic education in China
- Child labour a scourge on education
system
- Sydney Morning Herald, 10 March 2001. Fanglin
fireworks explosion brings to light that primary schools
forced to subsidize themselves by finding gainful employment
in light manufacturing in school under contract to local
factory.
- New Unofficial Textbooks Offer Different
Views
- China News Digest, 7 June 2001. A new series
of textbooks, the New Chinese Readings series
for secondary students offer students different views,
emphasizing humanities and the human heritage, rather than
politics [brief].
- China Expands Compulsory Education in Rural
Areas
- Xinhua, 9 May 2002. The second phase of China's
project to promote compulsory education, to help students in
rural areas have schooling. The project will cover 19
provinces and regions in central and especially western
China. A total of 124 million people will benefit from the
project, among them 49 million of minority ethnic
groups.
The history of university education in China
- Private Colleges Hit China
- Patrick Randolph, 30 May 1999. New developments in higher
education in China that have arisen only in the last few
years. Residential private universities leasing resources
in Beijing suburbs. Relation to Beida university. Tuition
levels and ability to get in.
- Wuhan produces dot.com grads
- The Straits Times, 4 July 2000. China steps
up its efforts to educate talent for the emerging Internet
economy. The students take classes in literature, mass
media, multimedia technology, computer languages and
database technology. The number of Chinese surfing the
Internet now 13 million, up 46 per cent from late last
year.
- Chinese view of US history has new
spin
- The Straits Times, 1 August 2000. Authors of
Chinese textbooks are moving away from vilification and
giving students a more accurate and objective view of
America's history. It has become increasingly difficult
to malign capitalism when so many here practise it
themselves.
- Chinese Universities to Enroll 2.75 Million
Freshmen
- Xinhua, 22 February 2002. The higher learning sector will
continue to increase its enrollment rate while carrying
out more reforms. By 2005, the number of postgraduates
will have reached 600,000 [brief].