Five Things US Schools Can Learn From the Rest of the World | Asia Society - 1 views
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Teachers Without Borders on 22 Mar 12Five Things US Schools Can Learn From the Rest of the World
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Hechinger Report | What the U.S. and Chinese school systems have in common: Inequality,... - 0 views
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Despite these differences of conceit, the American and Chinese education systems share one common, defining characteristic: They are both plagued by gross inequalities and rampant segregation. In the United States, these injustices fall largely along racial and class lines: poor, minority students are more likely to attend highly segregated schools; their schools are more likely to suffer from a lack of resources; and their teachers are more likely to be inexperienced.
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