Methodologies play a decisive role in empirical education research and the innovation of education sciences in the digital era, helping to lay a solid foundation for policymaking and the development of education worldwide, said global education researchers and scholars.
Five leading education researchers received the inaugural Global Award for Innovation in Education Research Methods at the 10th Forum on Empirical Education Research held recently in Shanghai.
Ana Carolina Palazzo grew up in the countryside of Brazil, where her early exposure to agriculture sparked a lifelong passion to further explore the subject. A pivotal chapter in her journey was her experience in China, a major agricultural powerhouse.
Qipao, or cheongsam that features elegant floral motifs, fine embroidery, and body-hugging design, is arguably the epitome of Chinese fashion.
A group of 20 overseas students immersed themselves in the metaverse world of GTVerse at Beijing Workers’ Stadium on Dec 6, thanks to the China International Youth Exchange Center.
WASHINGTON - Over the past year, about 14,000 American youths have visited China for exchange and study since the announcement of China's pledge to invite 50,000 young Americans to visit in the next five years, Chinese Ambassador to the United States Xie Feng said here on Dec 6.
When asked about President Xi Jinping's ambitious proposal made last year to invite a total of 50,000 young people from the United States over a period of five years to visit China on exchange and study programs, Eric Foster, nephew of legendary journalist Edgar Snow's wife, Helen Foster Snow, said he strongly supports more exchanges of this kind.
Thirteen Chinese universities showcased their diverse programs and policies at the "Study in China" education exhibition held in Prague on Monday, underscoring the deepening educational and cultural ties between China and the Czech Republic.
This year, 524 participants from 26 countries and regions entered the competition, with an average age of 21. The entries were submitted in 25 languages, including English, Spanish, Bengali, and German.
From samba beats to language workshops, Shanghai University's first China-Brazil Cultural Festival turned its campus into a lively crossroads of rhythm, culture, and creativity.
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