On the challenge of the foreign compulsory education ——A comparative study of China's compulsory education
Jie Yang
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Jie Yang
Abstract
Compulsory education is the basis of modern education.All countries regard it as basic national policy.The modern education of the world is confronted with numerous challenges such as question about basic principle of compulsory education,a decline in the educational quality;the standard difference of compulsory education between developed countries and developing countries;the pressrue of overpopulation being the barrier of making compulsory education universal in the developing countries and so on.In the course of compulsory education development,China should mainly solve such problems as the high dropout rate,the unbalanced development among different areas and the loose enforcement of the law,etc.
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Compulsory education is the basis of modern education.All countries regard it as basic national policy.The modern education of the world is confronted with numerous challenges such as question about basic principle of compulsory education,a decline in the educational quality;the standard difference of compulsory education between developed countries and developing countries;the pressrue of overpopulation being the barrier of making compulsory education universal in the developing countries and so on.In the course of compulsory education development,China should mainly solve such problems as the high dropout rate,the unbalanced development among different areas and the loose enforcement of the law,etc.
Key concepts: Compulsory education, China, Overpopulation, Enforcement, Political science, Basic education, Comparative education, Economic growth