Shanghai schools experiment with less work, more play
Tuesday, 31.8.2010Von Patti Waldmeir. Quelle: FT-Blog.
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Waldemar Pförtsch
Sunday, 29.8.2010„China funktioniert mit einer anderen Logik“ Als Dozent von Pforzheim an die Shanghaier China Europe International Business School (Pforzheimer Zeitung).
To be a judge for the “‘Lovely China’ Youth English Talent Show”
Monday, 23.8.2010English struggles expose stifled school system Von Harvey Dzodin (Global Times).
Neues Shanghai-Ranking
Wednesday, 18.8.2010Nachtrag. Weltweites Uni-Ranking: Deutschland auf Platz zwei hinter den USA (Spiegel Online).
Prepare for future study and life
Wednesday, 18.8.2010Students in military training Bildbericht der China Daily.
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Why British Universities don’t attract China’s best
Tuesday, 17.8.2010“… the list compiled by Shanghai’s Jiaotong University …” Von Peter Foster. Quelle: Telegraph. Vgl. 上海交大公布全球大学排名 内地无一入百强 (rednet.cn).
Extracurricular sex …
Tuesday, 17.8.2010… can get students expelled “… students who become mistresses and toy boys for money …” Von Wang Xiang (Shanghai Daily).
Irish boy wins Chinese story-telling competition
Saturday, 14.8.2010Von Clifford Coonan. Quelle: The Independent.
Some of their actions are against local laws
Thursday, 12.8.2010Chinese PhD student to sue US college “… ‘I didn’t make that call, nor did I threaten to burn the school building’ …” Von Peng Pu und Guo Qiang (Global Times).
Arbeit in China: Uncle Hu wants you
Monday, 9.8.2010Nachtrag. Von Kirstin von Elm. Quelle: Handelsblatt.
Chinese International School (Singapore)
Monday, 9.8.2010China’s education can step into world “… about 300 students from 28 countries and regions …” Von Ding Qilin und Gao Chuan (Xinhua).
Herr Goldberger, Sie betreiben Hochschulmarketing für Deutschland in China
Tuesday, 3.8.2010Der Mann für die Bildung Von Oliver Zwahlen (china.org.cn).
Manfred Lauck (55) leitet seit rund zweieinhalb Jahren …
Monday, 2.8.2010… die Deutsche Schule in Shanghai. “Ich suchte eine neue
Herausforderung” Von Oliver Zwahlen (china.org.cn).
Chinese province bans adults looking at youngsters’ mobiles
Tuesday, 27.7.2010Adults banned from searching children’s computers or phones under a new law passed in Chongqing. Von Tania Branigan. Quelle: Guardian.
Taiwan colleges to take students from mainland
Monday, 12.7.2010Von Li Xinran. Quelle: Shanghai Daily.
The Me Generation is beginning to show its teeth
Saturday, 10.7.2010CHINA’S LITTLE EMPERORS DEMAND THEIR DUE 当“小皇帝”们长大之后 Von Geoff Dyer (ftchinese.com).
The opportunity is broader than 150,000 kids per year
Wednesday, 7.7.2010MICKEY IS A CLASS ACT AS DISNEY AIMS TO EXPAND ITS LANGUAGE SCHOOLS IN CHINA 米老鼠在中国“教”英语 Von Matthew Garrahan und Annie Saperstein (ftchinese.com).
“Chinesen informierten sich bei der Lebenshilfe …
Wednesday, 7.7.2010… es ging dabei vor allem um die Förderung von geistig behinderten Kindern …” Quelle: Frankfurter Neue Presse.
Teens attempt suicide after teacher allegedly slapped them
Wednesday, 7.7.2010“Five elementary school pupils from a rural area of Shaanxi Province were saved by local residents after they tried to commit suicide by drinking pesticides …” Quelle: Global Times. Vgl. 陕西小学生相约自杀或因被老师打耳光教育局否认 (Fenghuang Wang/Hua Shang Bao).
Liu has joined the “ant tribe” (aktualisiert)
Monday, 5.7.2010China’s young college grads toil in ‘ant tribes’ Von Chi-Chi Zhang (Google/AP). Vgl. 调查称全国蚁族人数超百万 年龄集中在22至29岁 (sina.com/ Guangzhou Ribao). Dt. Fassung siehe Chinas junge Elite sucht ein Zuhause Von Chi-Chi Zhang/APD/jon (Spiegel Online).
China’s conscience
Monday, 14.6.2010Lu Xun’s books are now being withdrawn from schools as too negative. Von Julia Lovell. Quelle: Guardian.
Gaokao: More than 9.57 million high school students will sit for this year’s exam (aktualisiert)
Wednesday, 9.6.201064 held for selling high tech gadgets to cheat in exams Quelle: Hindustan Times. Vgl. 贩卖高考试题答案和作弊设备 六团伙考前被摧毁 (Xinmin Wang/Fuzhou Xinwenwang). Ferner: Danwei-Artikel. Update: Chinese pupils prepare to sit the exams that will decide their fate “… Fail these exams and a secure place in the New China is lost …” Von Clifford Coonan (The Independent).
