Limitations of Current Evaluation Models on Higher Education in China
DU Jian-hong
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DU Jian-hong
Abstract
Evaluation is an important part of the higher education management.The assessment model formed in Chinese higher education still shows the administration-oriented nature.The limitations include the three following aspects: Single subject of evaluation cannot fully mobilize enthusiasm from the society and universities;Unification of evaluation standard affects scientific evaluation and is not suitable for diversified development of universities;Inadequate meta-evaluation activities lead to weak supervision and affect the justice of evaluation as well as the accuracy of evaluation information.
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Evaluation is an important part of the higher education management.The assessment model formed in Chinese higher education still shows the administration-oriented nature.The limitations include the three following aspects: Single subject of evaluation cannot fully mobilize enthusiasm from the society and universities;Unification of evaluation standard affects scientific evaluation and is not suitable for diversified development of universities;Inadequate meta-evaluation activities lead to weak supervision and affect the justice of evaluation as well as the accuracy of evaluation information.
Key concepts: Enthusiasm, Unification, China, Economic Justice, Evaluation methods, Political science, Affect (linguistics), Educational evaluation