外教社中国概况（英文版）PPT课件CHAPTER 10.pptx

EducationCHAPTER 10 IIIIIIIVContentsSchool EducationFurther EducationExamination SystemInternational Education Exchanges and Cooperation ISchool Education Education in the Old Times12Modern Education Si ShuPrivate clan schools were the main form of education in ancient China. Education in the Old Times1 In the Han Dynasty, there were government schools whose main goal was to train officials. After the Song Dynasty, there appeared Shu Yuan Cultural NotesSi Shu (Private Clan Schools)A form of private schooling in ancient China, including schools set up by teachers themselves, clan schools set up by a family clan, and charitable schools set up with collective income or private donations. China has adopted an education mechanism in which government public schools are the majority, with wide participation by the different parties of the society. China’s educationModern Education2 Pre-school EducationPrimary EducationSecondary EducationHigher EducationChina’s education Pre-school education refers to the education for children aged 3 to 6 years in the kindergarten. At present, early childhood education is shifting its focus from urban to rural areas. Many schools in China have gradually adopted pre-school education system.by the local governments, government enterprises and private enterprises.Pre-school EducationPre-school Education Primary Educationrefers to the period of education for children 6 to 12 years in primary schools. the subjectsChinese, Mathematics, Foreign Language, Morality, Nature, Art, Music and Sports. Primary Education compulsory, charitable and uniformedthree basic characteristicsThe Chinese government ensures every school-age child has the right to enjoy nine-year compulsory educationfrom primary school to the completion of junior high school. Primary Education Secondary educationrefers to the period of education for students in secondary schools between the age of 12 and 18. The lattercommon senior high schools, vocational high schools and special hi