Educational truths

Author: Chen Guisheng
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This little book doesn't qualify as a "research achievement in education" and doesn't belong in the realm of highbrow literature. Because "education research" has its own set of conventions, recognized research norms, and academic standards for validating results. Calling it "truths about education" is merely a matter of personal opinion, not an accurate reflection of the actual needs, conditions, and desires of primary and secondary education. Additionally, it should be noted that there may be instances where "good things are said in bad terms, and bad things are said in good terms," which is just a matter of writing style. This book is a collection of educational musings by Professor Chen Guisheng. From the perspective of contemporary educational theory, the author examines practical issues in China's education system, particularly targeting the current phenomenon of educational hype and the empty rhetoric and clichés in educational discourse. The writing is light yet profound, combining seriousness with wit, leaving readers to ponder deeply.