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For most high students in China, all the hard work aims at one thing, and the thing is called the National College Entrance Examination. In fact, it’s an exam which lasts 2 or 3 days depending individually on provinces, takes place nationally and synchronously, and the final score of the exam determines which college a student may get in. Although students fill out forms indicating several colleges they would like to apply to, the fact is they merely have one chance basically, which is the first choice. And once a student fails to get in his first choice, his chances of getting into other colleges are enormously decreased because the spaces have been filled already. Mostly, the Entrance Examination is the only way a college evaluates and admits a student.

They are economic growth, strong structural system with government so the people can have a leader to follow in the right path. The very first important development for a successful country is to have a respectable education system for those who need it from the first day they are born into the world. We have to instill what we want in our people to reflect how we want our to development to appear. In china their school system has more of a strict structure for example, at Harbin Number One High School; students begin school at 7:00 a.m., and remain until 8:20 p.m. The seniors, preparing for their final examinations, stay later, even until 10:00 at night.

Having a mom that is a teacher he had very high standards for himself making all A’s in honors classes. Quickly I began to look up to Nick academically. He mentioned one day in gym that he was going to essentially skip senior year and go to college in a dual enrollment program where he would be getting credits for his senior year to graduate and getting credits for college. Knowing at this point it would be beneficial for me to do this programs, I began studying for the test to get into the program. Night after night of studying the test was in only a week.

In recent years, kids in kindergarten was asked to learn English, play an instrument, and study Olympic Mathematics, because if they do not study hard, they will lose the chance to compete with other kids. The long term result is kids are exhausted and parents are doubtful about the Chinese education. Although the admission rate of university is increasing year by year, key universities and colleges are only available ... ... middle of paper ... ... Works cited Lin,Vivian,” Chinese Students Pour into the United States”, US-China Today.18 Nov. 2010.Web.4 Apr. 2011 Rong,Xuelan, and Tianjian Shi, “Inequality in Chinese Education”, Journal of Contemporary China (2001), 10(26), 107–124.Web Zhu,Zi, “What is behind the lowering ages of students who study abroad?”,China.org.cn.19 Jan. 2011.Web.4 Apr.2011 Yang,Ying and Lihong Zhang, ”Escape”. Zhejiang Daily.14 Dec. 2010,Web.

Comparing with Chinese education methods, American education methods focus on students’ critical thinking more. I studied in my country for two years high school, and another year high school in the U.S. For example, in China, teachers are bosses. Teachers always teach knowledge and students learn knowledge. It is like a method of learning by rote. Students absorb knowledge from teachers without doubts.

In 2012 students engaging in the Kokomo career center earned 834 credits from Ivy Tech Community College (Ziliak 2). Apparently vocational classes prepare students for real life situations and put them on the right track towards their dream career. As many schools use standardized testing to measure their student’s growth they do not realize that standardized tests do not reflect the character of children which will definitely not encourage succe... ... middle of paper ... ...re a type of authentic learning. Vocational education adds: variety, relevance, and purpose. Works Cited James, Howlett.

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