Helping to program the software of the teacher’s mind – Why China cooperates with foreign universities today

In preparation for a research report named “China Offshore Education report – 2010″ we are collecting motivations and experiences from both foreign universities and students participating in offshore education projects in China. We are also evaluating (and publicising here) motivations of Chinese universities for cooperating with their foreign counterparts, as gaps – if considerable – [...]

Posted Under: Chinese Education Policy,Chinese Students,Education System
This post was written by Frank Quosdorf on March 30, 2010 Comments (1)

NPC and CPPCC delegates suggest measures to incrementally advance China’s education sector

In an eye-opening article, book author and U.S. policy insider Catherin E. Dalpino reasons about China’s understanding and way of implementing democracy. Dalpino applies the term pop-up democracy used by U.S. policy makers to describe the myth of all repressive governments replacing their totalitarian by democratic structures. In her view, the pop-up democracy theory had [...]

Posted Under: Chinese Education Policy,Education System,University,Vocational Education
This post was written by Frank Quosdorf on March 26, 2010 Comments (1)