American Education System V.S Taiwanese Education System Presenter: Chun Yu Chien (Janet) ESL-156 COMPARATIVE CULTURE STUDLES Instructor: Lyra Riabov.
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American Education System V.S Taiwanese Education System Presenter: Chun Yu Chien (Janet) ESL-156 COMPARATIVE CULTURE STUDLES Instructor: Lyra Riabov Outline Introduction: (1) Education System (2) Public and Private schools The education Systems in Taiwan and America Interview SNHU American students Comparison Problems/Solutions Conclusion References Introduction 1. Education System 2. Taiwanese system Definition Advantages Disadvantages Public Supported by Schools government Inexpensive Tuition Poor facilities Private Supported by Schools students tuition Luxury facilities Tuition is expensive The education System in Taiwan Taiwanese Education Public education Primary Elementary school (6 years) Private education Higher Secondary Junior high school (3 years) Senior high school (3 years) Technical institute (2 years) University (4 years) Graduate school (2 years) The education System in America American Education Public education Elementary school (6 years) Private education Middle school (2 years) Community College (2 years) High school (4 years) University (4 years) Graduate school (2years) Interview American students Shelby Shelby Janet Meghan Interview American students Personal Information: Come from Career Future career Shelby Meghan New Hampshire New Hampshire SNHU student SNHU student Elementary School teacher Elementary School teacher Interview American students Discussion - - content: Class time Uniform Use of technology in class Testing Ask teacher questions Future career Comparison Class time Uniform Class Type Testing Leaning way Tuition American Taiwanese Short Long Public: No Uniform Public: formal Uniform Private (religious) :formal Uniform Private: formal Uniform Small Class Large Class Less More Critical thinking Rely on parents, teachers, Asking question textbook Public: Free Public : Less Expensive Private : Expensive Private : More Expensive Problems/ Solutions Problems Solutions Students are afraid to ask questions Students do not have ability to innovate To encourage students to ask questions Training the ability to think critically Students do not know Participate in how to communicate with extracurricular activities people Conclusion Every country has its own education system with its advantages and disadvantages. In addition, combined class is a valuable experience that helps us learn the education of different countries and practice English References http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Chi na#Education http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_the_R epublic_of_China#University information from combined class Thank you!!