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Tag Archives: education
Mothers ask for c-sections to send their children to school early
City Evening News: Mothers in Changchun and Chongqing take c-sections to send their children to school early
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged children, City Evening News, education, government, regulations, schooling
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Exposing the wildcat mines of Hengshan County, Shaanxi
China National Radio reports about wildcat coal mines in Shaanxi, and two teachers who were suspended until their families stopped petitioning.
Posted in Oil, Energy and Resources
Tagged CNR, coal mines, education, petitions, Shaanxi
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AP courses come to American-style high school in Guangzhou
New Express: A Guangzhou high school claims to be the first in China to offer students (Advanced Placement) courses and tests.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged AP tests, education, Guangzhou, H1N1, homicide, intellectual property, law, New Express, swine flu
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Wen Jiabao dines with university graduates
Premier Wen Jiabao received a portrait as a gift during a visit to Tsinghua University.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged cigarettes, education, Jinan Times, May 4
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High-school educated worker accepted to Fudan PhD program
A former three-wheeled cab driver made was admitted by Shanghai’s prestigious Fudan University.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged education, Fudan, Oriental Morning Post, Shanghai
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Hangzhou high school students complain about spring break
Hangzhou high school students launch a website to complain about classes scheduled during the spring break.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged education, Hangzhou, vacations
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Civics lessons, Xinjiang style
Students at an elementary school in Urumqi have to memorize the names of local and national leaders.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged China Youth Daily, education, memorization, Xinjiang
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Controversy over compulsory running after high school death
The Beijing News (新京报): A senior student at Beijing’s August First High School died during a 1,200 meter run.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged education, Ministry of Education, running, The Beijing News
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A miracle girl
Yangtse Evening Post (扬子晚报): A story about a high school leaver’s nonstandard admission to a foreign university is found on the front pages of quite a few newspapers. First published by Chutian Metropolis Daily, it was reprinted by many others. Here is a translated excerpt.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged education, Yangtse Evening Post
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1978：Red China sent “pupils” to the capitalist West
Today’s Beijing News (新京报) ran a feature story about China sending students study in the West in 1978
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged Deng Xiaoping, education
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