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In Depth: Online Learning Specialists Burning Cash as Fast as They Can Raise It
Investors are betting big on the sector in the wake of Covid-19, but huge marketing costs mean that losses are growing
Is This the End For China’s American Education Craze?
The past year has shaken the foundations of China’s church-like devotion to American higher education, but a full reversal seems unlikely.
Exchanges Quiz ‘Crossover’ Firms That Jumped Into Hot Education Sector
One listed building materials firm is facing questions over the sale of its preschool businesses to a company controlled by its top executives
NGA Tearline: ‘Re-Education’ Policies Fuel Explosive Growth in Preschools in Western China
What is NGA Tearline? NGA is partnering with expert private groups to grow public-facing, authoritative open source intelligence on various strategic...
Education Denied | The World of Chinese
As China implements online learning due to the Covid-19 outbreak, students in rural areas are struggling to keep up
LEAK: Secret Documents Show How China Targets Muslims for 'Re-Education' Camps — and Spies on Their Families
The vast majority of people were interned for mundane behavior like wearing a hijab, having “thick beards,” visiting a foreign website, or applying for a passport.
Do Coercive Reeducation Technologies Actually Work? - BLARB
Darren Byler tells a story of the forced reeducation regime in the Uyghur population of China.
Caught in a crossfire: Chinese students abroad and the battle for their hearts
When 22-year-old Chinese student Langou Lian looks back at her decision to study in the United States, there’s one influence that sticks out: the Disney…
Chinese postgraduate entrance exam leaked?
A teacher at Dalian University of Technology was accused of leaking a math test ahead of China’s annual postgraduate entrance exam. The accusations began circulating…
Overseas Chinese students: Is not returning home a violation of filial piety? – China’s latest society and culture news
A summary of the top news in Chinese society and culture for November 3, 2017. Part of the daily The China Project newsletter, a convenient package of China’s business, political, and cultural news delivered to your inbox for free. Subscribe here.
Why are growing numbers of overseas Chinese students returning home?
As China’s latest cohort of international students prepares to start classes at universities abroad this September, The China Project takes a look at the other side — the rising numbers of international graduates returning home to navigate new lives in China.
John Pomfret: Chinese cash at American colleges is a massive problem
The “success story” of U.S.-China engagement through higher education is in crisis. Big time.
