American teacher in China reflects on contrasts in education
1 year ago

American teacher in China reflects on contrasts in education

China Daily  

An American teacher in China observes distinct differences in education, highlighting respect and diverse activities as contribution to her decision to continue teaching in China. Harlie Rush, who has been a primary school teacher in China for the last seven years, wrote on the Business Insider website that the educational landscape in China is diverse. Children in China start learning English early and often converse in English, either due to school policies or personal interest. Reflecting on her teaching journey, Rush found the unique aspects of teaching in China compelling and had no plans of returning to the US in the near future.

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