Education Quality Assessment in China: What We Learned From Official Reports Released in 2018 and 2019
Author(s) -
Danqing Yin
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
ecnu review of education
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2632-1742
pISSN - 2096-5311
DOI - 10.1177/2096531120944522
Subject(s) - compulsory education , china , context (archaeology) , originality , quality (philosophy) , quality assessment , chinese education , political science , medical education , psychology , pedagogy , medicine , law , geography , philosophy , engineering education , archaeology , epistemology , creativity
Purpose: This article intended to introduce the recent Chinese compulsory education quality assessment.Design/Approach/Methods: The article summarized education policy documents relevant to the recent Chinese compulsory education quality assessment, especially from the three reports: The Chinese Compulsory Education Quality Monitoring Report, The Chinese Compulsory Education Quality Monitoring Report on Mathematical Learning, and The Chinese Compulsory Education Quality Monitoring Report on Physical Education and Health.Findings: The article examined the development of Chinese education quality assessment in the context of the nation’s pursuit of holistic education. It first reviewed a brief history of the education quality monitoring work in China that bore the fruits of a few recent reports. Second, findings and the framework of the assessment are demonstrated. Finally, I discuss the significance, limitations, and special issues of the assessment.Originality/Value: The article is among the earliest to present findings of the recent quality assessment in Chinese compulsory education in English critically.
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