中美教育差异完整英文版ppt课件

Education,1,Part1.ChineseEducationPart2.AmericanEducationPart3.ThedifferencesofeducationbetweenChinaandAmerica,2,ChineseEducation,3,Chineseeducationiscalledexam-orientededucation，whichisfocusonraisingthechildrenintakingtheexamstogainmorescores,soastocheckuphowmuchtheknowledgetheyhavelearntandpickupthesuperiors.,4,5,Nowadays,akindofChineseeducatianstylehascausedasensatianbothinAmericaandChina,thatis,TheEducationofTigerMother,6,Tigermother,namedAMYCHUA,whoisChineseamericans,isaprofessorofYaleuniversityandamotheroftwodaughters.ShecameoutabookcalledBattleHymnoftheTigerMotherrecently,whichintroduceshowsheteacheshertwodaughtersstrictlywithChineseway.,Whoistigermother?,7,WhatistheEducationofTigerMother?,Herearesomethingsherdaughterswereneverallowedtodo:,attendasleepoverhaveaplaydatebeinaschoolplaycomplainaboutnotbeinginaschoolplaywatchTVorplaycomputergameschoosetheirownextracurricularactivitiesgetanygradelessthananAnotbetheNo.1studentineverysubjectexceptgymanddramaplayanyinstrumentotherthanthepianoorviolinnotplaythepianoorviolin.,8,AmericanEducation,9,AmericanSchools,10,11,PrimarySchool,Alsocalledelementaryschoolorgrammarschool,12,PrimarySchool,Studentslearnreading,math,science,history,spelling,artandpenmanship英penmnp美pnmnpn.书法；笔迹；笔法Theclassstaystogetheralldayandhasoneteacherforalloftheirsubjects,13,PrimarySchool,14,PrimarySchool,Studentsalsohaverecess,15,PrimarySchool,Studentseatlunchatschool,16,PrimarySchool,Studentsarepickedupandtakenhomebytheschoolbus,17,MiddleSchool,Studentslearnreading,math,science,history,vocabulary,writing,musicandart,18,MiddleSchool,Studentslearnreading,math,science,history,vocabulary,writing,musicandartBegintostudycomputerandhaveP.E.class,19,MiddleSchool,Studentslearnreading,math,science,history,vocabulary,writing,musicandartBegintostudycomputerandhaveP.E.classTheclassstaystogetheralldayandchangesroomsfortheirdifferentteachers,20,MiddleSchool,Oftenstudentslearntoplayaninstrumentorjointheschoolchoir,21,MiddleSchool,Oftenstudentsgoonschoolfieldtrips,22,MiddleSchool,SchoolmightrequireauniformAbout20%ofschoolsinAmericahavethem,23,HighSchool,24,HighSchool,Studentslearnadvancedsubjectslikemath,science,history,economics,speech,musicandartEachstudenthashisownscheduleandmovestodifferentclassroomsforeachclass,25,HighSchool,StudentschoosemanydifferentelectivesArtChoirBandCookingActingDriversEducation,26,HighSchool-Sports,BoysAmericanFootball,27,HighSchool-Sports,BoysSoccer,28,HighSchool-Sports,GirlsVolleyball,29,HighSchool-Sports,BothBasketball,30,HighSchool-Sports,BothTrack,31,HighSchool-Cheerleading,32,HighSchool-Activities,BandChoirDebate,33,HighSchool-Activities,SeniorTrip,34,HighSchoolAfterSchool,Job,35,HighSchoolAfterSchool,Parties,36,HighSchool,StudentshaveaguidancecounselorkansltohelpprepareforthefutureEachstudenttakesanSATorACTtestSAT:ScholasticAptitudeTest(Mathematics&EnglishReading&EnglishWriting)ACT:AmericanCollegeTest,37,HighSchoolGraduation,38,University,39,University,JuniorCollegeCommunityCollege,40,University,StudentschoosetwotopicstostudyMajorMinorBachelorsbtlDegree(4-year)AssociatesDegree(2or3-year),41,University,MostschoolsofferaliberalartsdegreeOurdegreeiscommonlycalledadiplomaBachelorofScienceBachelorofArts,42,University,EachhourofclassperweekiscalledacreditStudentsneedabout125creditstograduatewithafouryeardegreeEverystudenthastheirownuniqueschedule,43,University,StudentscanchoosewhichclassestheywouldliketotakeItisveryeasytochangeyourmajororminorandstudyadifferenttopicStudentsaregivenalotofflexibilityinchoosingwhattheywillstudy,44,University,Universitystudentsusethefollowingtitles:Grade1=FreshmenGrade2=SophomoressfmGrade3=JuniorsGrade4=SeniorsThefirstfouryearsofuniversityiscalledyourundergraduatework,45,University-Cost,Americanuniversitiesareveryexpensive,46,University-Cost,AmericanuniversitiesareveryexpensivePricesperyearfora4-yeardegreerangefrom10,000to40,000dollarsCommunitycollegesaremuchlessexpensive,47,University-GPA,GPAGradePointAverageThetotalaveragegradeofallofyourclassesandhoursatuniversityHighestbeing4.0andlowestbeing0.0A=4B=3C=2D=1F=0,48,University-Classes,Collegeismuchmoredifficultthanhighschool,49,University-Classes,CollegeismuchmoredifficultthanhighschoolStudentsaregivenlotsofhomeworkandreadingtodooutsideofclassWritepapers,readbooks,givespeechesanddogroupprojects,50,University,51,University-Projects,Universitiesattractthetopscientistsanddoctorstobeteachers,52,University-Projects,Studentgroupsalsotakepartincommunityprojects,53,University-Trips,Studentstraveltostudyoverseas,54,University-Internships,StudentsworkatarealcompanyorschooltogetpracticalexperienceStudentsalsoearncreditsforthetimetheyworkattheirinternshipOftenthestudentsarepaidfortheirwork,55,University-Internships,InternshipsareusuallydoneduringyourjuniororsenioryearIfyouperformwell,thenyouwillbeofferedajobupongraduation,56,MastersDegree,Alsocalledapost-graduatedegreeUsuallytakestwoorthreeyearstocompleteSomestudentstakeapositionattheschoolcalledGraduateAssistant,57,MastersDegree,GraduateAssistantWorkpart-t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