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Ojijed, Wuyuncang – Chinese Education and Society, 2010
This study examines language attitudes among Mongols in Inner Mongolia, using an extensive questionnaire. Forty Mongolian students who are studying at Inner Mongolia Normal University participated in this study. The results show that Mongols hold more positive attitudes toward putonghua and English than toward the Mongolian language in many…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Language Attitudes, Foreign Countries, Chinese
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Yu, Haibo – Chinese Education and Society, 2010
This paper examines the historical role of education in integrating the Naxi with the Han in China. By reviewing the literature, this study shows that education has played a positive role in integrating the Naxi and the Han peoples. This study also reveals that the government and schools have more room for teaching the Naxi culture in schools.
Descriptors: Role of Education, Foreign Countries, Cultural Pluralism, Social Integration
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Tao, Jiaqing; Yang, Xiaohu – Chinese Education and Society, 2010
Instrumental to the successful running of the Xinjiang Classes are its teachers, many of whom are Han Chinese. This article explores the important roles teachers of the Xinjiang Class play in the lives of Xinjiang Class students inside and outside of the classroom. From homesickness, to hygiene, to scholastic endeavors, Han teacher-mothers…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Foreign Countries, Caring, Teacher Student Relationship