High School Educational System in Contrast Between Canada and China

The United States education system presents proposed education reforms with the intention of strengthening the education system for all American students. The United States seeks to teach children with a focus on quality education, creativity and critical thinking, and self-development and empowerment; preparing students to be active and engaged citizens. The United States has built a foundation of universal education; unlike many other countries, all American children are entitled to a free and

that fact. In contrast, there have been countries that have embraced these changes in copious

called private tutoring or shadow education is a kind of educational enterprise which offers paid tutoring service for the schooling pupils. The pupils usually attend ST at weekends to have lessons of school academic subjects from the tutors (Bray & Kwok, 2003). To be more specifically, these schools have the following several characteristics: firstly, students studying there with the aims to improve their academic performances on their school subjects. Secondly, tutors in the ST get financial paid

when the first student, Yung Wing, graduated from Yale University in 1854 (Bartlett and Fischer Para. 8). After that. Qin Dynasty starts sending Chinese students to learned new sciences and technologies and we called “Westernization Movement”. The educational missions to the US were organized in the 1870s to train specialists who would create “better engines and iron hulls” for Chinese ships (Bartlett and Fischer Para. 8). The 1870s mission involved about 120 students, who were sponsored to study at

more for the same goods and services. If individual income increases at a slower rate than inflation, people’s standard of living declines even if they are making more. Taking China as an example, China’s obsession with high GDP growth is part of the economics problem (http://www.businessinsider.com/china-inflation-hits-new-high-2011-5, May, 2011). In 2010, over half of GDP growth was due to investment in fixed assets, much of it fueled by cheap money and easy credit. Because of the rates of GDP growth

Travelling reasons are widely varying . Some migrants have to leave their homeland because of wars, poverty, famines or other reasons relative to sexual, political or personal freedom. On the other hand Others leave searching for better education systems and welfare programmes existing in more advanced countries, moreover to work and entrepreneurial opportunities.But there is another distinctive kind of travellers who are simply joining friends and family that have already resettled Financially Secured

teaching were correlated to achievement development for normal disadvantaged student populations such as students of color and low-SES students (Desimone & Long, 2010). In addition to this, the system is profoundly underfunded. In Kansas alone, there some broadly known trouble with the mass education system. In a 2015 article from the Kansas City gives a good brief vignette about what teachers and students have to work

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around 48,000 schools – including 390 special needs schools and 1,000 registered private schools. Of all the schools, are high schools (Grade 8 to 12) and the rest are primary schools (Grade 1 to 7). School life spans 13 years - or grades - although the first year of education, grade 0 or "reception year", and the last three years, grade 10, 11 and grade 12 or "matric" are not compulsory. Many Primary schools offer grade 0, although this pre-school year may also be completed at Nursery school. Recently

only to Pakistan, this idea of introducing education has the same impacts in most developing countries. By making education a requirement in developing countries, it can boost economic growth, build the economy and allow people to get high paying jobs. In contrast, by introducing education, this slowly eradicates poverty as well as increases these economic factors. According to the chapter “What is Poverty?” in the booklet Poverty and Education, this takes the perspective of people in developed