Civic education at the crossroads: Case study of Taiwan

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摘要

The schooling system in Taiwan comprises 6 years of elementary school, 3 years of junior high, 3 years of senior high school, and 4 years of college or university, of which the first nine are compulsory. Entry to senior high school and university is by means of a national examination system known as the Joint High School Entrance Examination (JHSEE) and the Joint College and University Entrance Examination (JCUEE). More than 93% of junior high graduates pass the JHSEE, and 67% of senior high graduates attend colleges and universities. Those who fail the examination may take other entrance examinations such as the Vocational School Entrance Examination or Junior College Entrance Examination, or go to "cram schools" to continue their study with the intention of retaking the next entrance examination. The examination system gives students, teachers, and parents long-term goals on which to focus and they are supportive of education.

原文英語
主出版物標題Civic Education in the Asia-Pacific Region
主出版物子標題Case Studies across Six Societies
發行者Taylor and Francis
頁面93-117
頁數25
ISBN(電子)9781135322120
ISBN(列印)0415932130, 9780415932134
DOIs
出版狀態已發佈 - 2013 1月 1
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ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • 一般社會科學

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