Misunderstandings and Realities of the Development of International Private Higher Education
Wang Bao
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Wang Bao
Abstract
There appeared many misunderstandings in the development of international private higher education during the Postwar period:private higher education is superior to public higher education in education quality and has a larger social demand; the graduates from private colleges are very adapatable and popular in the employment market ;private colleges lessen to a large extent the economic burden of the government ; private colleges provide a proper higher education style for personal development and social progress; private colleges are established mostly on charity ; private colleges offer an elite_fashioned (high charge, high quality)higher education; private higher educational establishments are non_political and free from the influences of party profits and ideology. These misunderstandigngs increasingly lead to the incorrect idea about the development of private higher education. By comparison, mild privatization should be a selection of private higher education.
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There appeared many misunderstandings in the development of international private higher education during the Postwar period:private higher education is superior to public higher education in education quality and has a larger social demand; the graduates from private colleges are very adapatable and popular in the employment market ;private colleges lessen to a large extent the economic burden of the government ; private colleges provide a proper higher education style for personal development and social progress; private colleges are established mostly on charity ; private colleges offer an elite_fashioned (high charge, high quality)higher education; private higher educational establishments are non_political and free from the influences of party profits and ideology. These misunderstandigngs increasingly lead to the incorrect idea about the development of private higher education. By comparison, mild privatization should be a selection of private higher education.
Key concepts: Higher education, Ideology, Private education, Government (linguistics), Quality (philosophy), Elite, Politics, Economic growth