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Title: Equity and Quality of Basic Education in China :


1
Equity and Quality of Basic Education in China
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Wang, Dinghua, PhD
Basic Education Department Ministry of Education,
PRC
October 20, 2007
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1 New Circumstances????????
  • During the first two decades of the 21st century,
    China shall face a complicated and changeable
    international situation and more acute
    competition in the knowledge-based economy, and
    needs to actively meet and take full advantage of
    the challenges and opportunities of economic
    globalization.
  • China will concentrate its efforts on building a
    well-off society of a higher standard to benefit
    its 1.3 billion people.

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  • ??????????
  • In order to better respond to the socioeconomic
    changes, China will further develop the market
    economy, improve democracy, enrich culture,
    foster greater social harmony and upgrade
    peoples life.
  • The Chinese Government has put forward the
    scientific development outlook of putting people
    in the first place and promoting the harmonious
    development of economy and society and the idea
    of building a socialist harmonious society.
  • In order to convert the population pressure into
    huge human resources, China has adopted the
    strategy of reinvigorating the country through
    science and education

4
  • 2 China has made tremendous achievements in K-12
    education, still some pressing Challenges remain
  • ????????,???????

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  • Over 98 population areas have realized nine
    -year compulsory education.
  • All students in rural areas nationwide enjoy free
    compulsory education now, free of tuition, free
    of misloneaous fee, free of textbooks.
  • Enrollment rate for high schools59.2 in 2006.

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  • Central and local governments exercise
    responsibilities respectively to guarantee and
    promote development of K-12 education.
  • Private education consists of about 5 of total
    primary, middle and high schools/ students.
  • Most of the 10 million K-12 teachers are well
    motivated to teach.
  • School building constructed and infrastructures
    improved to a great deal.

7
Primary middle schools
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The Dropout Rate of Primary Education(2000-2006)

9
Gender Parity
10
The Proportion of Qualified Middle School
Teachers Meeting State Requirements(2000-2006)

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Inequity ????
  • Although K-12 education in China has made
    significant advances, the overall development has
    been quite uneven and imbalanced. Obvious gaps
    exist between different schools. It can neither
    respond well to the needs of rapid socio-economic
    development, nor satisfy the aspiration of the
    broad masses for balanced basic education.

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  • ?????????
  • Three different categories of equalities
  • ?????????
  • equity between areas
  • ?????????
  • equity between student groups
  • ?????????
  • equity between schools at a same area.

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Quality ????????
  • Quality is lifeline for education. High quality
    education not only refers to advanced
    infrastructure, but also refers to qualified
    teaching contingent, improved teaching process,
    better management, and proper philosophy of
    running schools, etc.
  • Quality of K-12 education can not meet the
    increasing demand from the public for a high
    quality education.
  • Quality of some schools can not meet demand of
    the parents. Esp. in the one family one child
    era.
  • Quality of teachers needs to be improved. 240
    thousand teachers with lower academic degrees.
    450 thousand non-registered teachers.

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3 How does China take measures for basic
education equity and quality??????????????
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3.1 Implement education laws and policy
measures????,????
  • Compulsory education law as a precondition for
    equity.
  • Balanced development of compulsory education,
    between east and west, between urban and rural,
    between schools at a same region.
  • More financial input for school infrastructure

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3.2.Setting up fundamental standards of
schools????????
  • The development of basic standards for school
  • ????
  • School standards
  • ??????
  • The personal standards of teachers
  • ??????
  • The standards of teachers wages
  • ??????
  • The standards of public funding

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3.3 ??????,??????National core curriculum to
ensure basic requirement.
  • The MOE developed national curriculum standards,
    including all core curricular areas.
  • The MOE sets guidance for provincial level
    curricula designing, yet does not interfere in
    its autonomy.
  • Likely, each school may set its own school based
    curriculum.
  • According to teaching hours, national curricula
    consist of 80, provincial curricula consists 15
    and school curriculum consists 5.

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  • From 2001, over 550 counties started pilot the
    new curricula during their compulsory education
    period, usually beginning from grade 1 and grade
    7. By the year 2005, all primary and middle
    schools in all counties in the whole countrys 31
    provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions
    carried out the new curriculum.
  • In 2004, 4 provinces began to pilot the curricula
    at their high schools. In 2007 altogether 16
    provinces carried out the new high school
    curricula. Before the year 2008, most of
    provinces are advised to conduct the new high
    school curriculum.

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Objectives of new curriculum in China
  • (1) To understand Chinas history and her
    current status thus become ready to assume
    responsibilities for their personal and national
    development, in the meantime to respect other
    nations and their cultures and to be ready to
    participate in international development and
    communication

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  • (2) To master the basic skills for reading,
    writing and arithmetic operation, basic knowledge
    for culture and science, necessary skills to
    express themselves and communicate with others,
    capacity to process information, to acquire basic
    labor skills, so that they can adapt effectively
    to the learning society

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  • (3) To develop, through observation and
    experience, a scientific understanding of the
    environment, sustainable development and
    ecological ethics, and to be able to identify,
    analyze and solve problems in their daily life

22
  • (4) To understand and care for the
    society, to form appropriate moral values and
    behavioral habits, ready to serve the people and
    the community

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  • (5) To develop sound self-consciousness
    and independent personality thus to take good
    care of life, learn to rationally plan for and
    assess ones own development and to cope with
    frustrations in the social life to be accustomed
    to engage in regular physical exercise and proper
    living habits

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  • (6) To develop healthy interest for
    esthetic appreciation of the beauty of the
    nature, society, science and art to be inclined
    to join in different cultural activities.

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Math Innovation
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Chemistry Innovation
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3.4 ???????????Teacher professional development
and rotation among schools
  • Build upon the current teachers training,
    attract more talented people to join the
    teachers profession. Implement the Gardeners
    Project
  • Free education at six normal universities under
    the MOE.
  • Reward excellent teachers by the Teachers Day

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???????????????To build the mechanism of
school-based teacher professional development
  • ???????????????
  • the professional training based on the need to
    improve the teaching quality of
  • ??????????????
  • the distance research based on the needs of the
    new curriculum implementation
  • ?????????????
  • the school-based teaching based on of problem
    solving

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To promote the professional standards of
teachers????????
  • ?????????
  • To promote the academic standards of teachers
  • ????????????
  • To make Primary school teachers from the normal
    school to 3 year college
  • ????????????
  • Junior high school teachers from 3 year college
    to undergraduate
  • ??????????
  • the requirements to improve teaching competency
  • ??????
  • The ability to develop courses
  • ??????
  • IT capacity
  • ???????
  • Creative Teaching Abilities

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  • encourage teachers to rotate among schools
    for equality reason.
  • special positions at western rural areas.
  • hand in hand project among schools
  • internet training.

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  • 3.5 Quality improvement of all schools
  • ??????,??????
  • Grade instead of 100 marks
  • More encouragement
  • Qualities at all aspect are encouraged
  • Continuous innovations toward entrance
    examinations will be conducted

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Teaching and Learning Innovations
  • Interactive learning
  • Hands-on ability
  • How to fish instead of giving fish
  • Social activities and society-participation
  • Project oriented study
  • Team work

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3.6 ICT is widely applied. ??????????
Through introduction of ICT, qualified
educational resources might reach all schools
including those in remote and poor areas.
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4. Conduct educational supervision and
inspection?????????
  • improve educational administration, leaving
    more flexibility for each locality.
  • improve school management, welcome proper
    involvement of social walks and parents.
  • send supervisors and inspectors to different
    provinces to ensure national educational laws and
    policies being carried out properly.
  • School effectiveness indicators and Child
    Friendly School criteria.

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  • ???????????
  • Inspection and assessment of Primary and
    secondary school level
  • ??????????
  • Inspection and assessment of the development of
    primary and secondary
  • ??????????
  • The assessment of balanced development of
    compulsory education
  • ??????????
  • the system of inspectors responsibility in
    responding area of primary and secondary school

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?????????? The inspectors duties of each area
  • ??????????????????,??????
  • Focus is standardizing the period of compulsory
    education school operators, the main contents
  • ???????????????????????????
  • the length of time that students in school
    every day. Students are in school or not On the
    Weekend or during holidays.
  • ???????
  • regulated fees.
  • ?????????????????????
  • the quantity of students homework ,the
    situation of teachers correcting .
  • ????,?????????????????????????,??????????????
  • the curriculum, particularly music, sports, art
    and practice of integrated courses, and the
    students daily sports time.
  • ??????????????
  • The situation of various examinations and
    competitions.

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  • ???????????
  • The subscriptions for teaching.
  • ??????????????
  • Morality of teacher and teachers tutor acts
    for fee.
  • ???????????????????
  • To divide the students in different grades by
    remarks
  • ????????????????????????,?????
  • To investigate the prevalent problems and
    difficulties and make recommendations.
  • ??????????????????,?????????
  • To notify the work of responding area timely ,
    and report special situation at any time.

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5 Enhance international cooperation for basic
education equality?????????
  • Our collaboration and cooperation in the field of
    education has brought us closer. And we hope
    more.

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Thank you very
much
wangdh_at_moe.gov.cn
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