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[quote=MARRIE,417803]There is nothing wrong with wishing children having great expectations.  Chinese education systems do block the ways of lots of talented children from entering over the threshold towards high education by putting the same weight on all subjects, ignoring individual development tendency and setting the marks of one college entrance exam as final counts, which is not reasonable and criticized by educators and scholars in China.   And things are changed now and high education has become an industry (business).

It’s normal phenomenon that the high schools rank high as long as It comes to Asians, and now mainlander Chinese children dominated high schools. It’s parents responsibility to shape children’s attitudes to life, let children know the aims of study. Generally speaking, Chinese children are more self-disciplined than other Asians and other races.  Due to more reasonable edu. System in North America, i.e., High school students can choose curricula where their talents belong to in Grade 11,  most Chinese children perform very well in accumulating their credit scores in the field of science, technology, arts and business and prepare them well for the university and future career.

I am suspicious of whether or not the author is Chinese.  Her ‘allow’ and ‘not allow’ for her children, I am afraid, is potential family violence and abuse which is high likely to ruin her children healthy development.  And the other possibility is that her children have already seriously misbehaviored and only ‘the close to violence’ rule can get back her children on track.

The conclusion is she is not Chinese.  And the author accidentally gets the chance having the title “law prof.” Title without more real Chinese competing with her at her times!
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