Many people envy American education. What level does American education belong to?

Many people envy American education. What level does American education belong to?

First of all, American undergraduate education is an educational stage that is consistent with the human cognitive process. The major that an American undergraduate chooses as a freshman is not necessarily the major that the student will ultimately study. As they grow older and more experienced, and as they continue to understand themselves, it is very likely that they will not be interested in their chosen major because they do not understand it. It will happen if you study actuarial science in economics or electronic science in finance, but the most important thing is that most American students graduate with a degree certificate in the field they are passionate about. Presumably this result will allow students to understand their work direction and field before entering society, making it easier to achieve success while avoiding detours.

I only ask one question: Which level of education in the United States are you talking about?

American education is hierarchical

The United States is a country with serious class divisions. Communities are naturally separated according to housing prices. In a sense, it is de facto segregation of race and rich and poor. Funding for public primary and secondary schools mainly comes from school district property taxes, which means two points:

First, schools in wealthy areas are richer and can hire better teachers, use better equipment, and improve teaching standards. Higher;

Second, students actually go to school with their peers.

Because exam-oriented education is really abominable, many Chinese parents envy American-style education. It seems that students’ personalities can be fully liberated and creative in that kind of education, and the people they cultivate are like Steve Jobs. Some people who know the situation well pointed out that the basic education level in the United States is actually very poor. For example, the math ability of American students is a joke, or the strict requirements of Chinese style are better.

Due to historical reasons, China’s mainstream culture in the past few decades has always been a poor culture. A lot of research has been done on how to adapt to others, but very little research on how to make decisions for yourself. Let’s take a look at some so-called “workplace experience” online. The meticulous calculation of work, superiors, and colleagues, as well as the fragile mentality of easily taking responsibility, make people feel very pitiful.

This generation of Chinese people are highly skilled, easy-going, and willing to cooperate with others, but their overall mentality is generally like children, and too few people have a sense of ownership.

The difference between a good school district and a poor school district in a city in China is just high or low test scores and more or fewer students admitted to key middle schools. It is a difference in "quantity", while the education in different school districts in the United States is "quality" difference.