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Tests are a measure of how well someone takes a test. My Chinese coworker said he spent more than 12 hours a day at his public high school the year before the c
by chrisBob 12y ago
Tests are a measure of how well someone takes a test. My Chinese coworker said he spent more than 12 hours a day at his public high school the year before the college entrance exam in China. In the US there are better opportunities, and education (or maybe test performance) is valued less. This results in students putting much less effort into standardized tests.
- vorg 12y ago> My Chinese coworker said he spent more than 12 hours a day at his public high school the year before the college entrance exam in China I've been told that students at a 3-year high school in China will learn all the new content in the first 2 years, and the only thing they do during that 3rd year is review and practise tests.
- avmich 12y agoIn many areas the content is learned in layers - first you get some simple picture, then refined details, then some real depth. So it doesn't say much is something is learned in 2 years, the question is - how deep?