β Scribed by Yang Dongping (editor)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Contents
Figures and Tables
1 Deepen Educational Reform and Vigorously Promote Educational Equity
2 College Entrance Examination (Gaokao) (ι«θ) Reform: Its Butterfly Effect on Chinaβs Education as a Whole
3 Explore the Chinese Path of Secondary Vocational Education
4 What Kind of Senior Secondary Education Does China Need?
5 The Policy of the Transformation of Local Colleges and Universities: Evaluations and Reflections
6 The Difficult Transformation of Independent Colleges
7 Reform of Policies on βAdmission to Junior High Schoolsβ in Beijing
8 Special Education Development Plan: Promote the Overall Development of Special Education
9 Ensure Equal Access to Quality Preschool Education
10 βInternational Oriented Classesβ of Senior High Schools: Present Situation, Challenges, and Future Directions
11 Influences of Household Registration Reform on the Education for Children of Peasant Migrants
12 An Investigation of the Current Development of School-Age Children in Poverty-Stricken Areas
13 Report on Teachersβ Conditions in Rural Small-scale Schools (εζε°θ§ζ¨‘ε¦ζ ‘)
Appendix 1: Statistical CommuniquΓ© on National Education Development in 2013
Appendix 2: Top 10 Educational Hotspots in 2014
Appendix 3: Report on Trends of Overseas Study in 2014
Index
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