How China balances high academic pressure and student wellbeing
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How China balances high academic pressure and student wellbeing
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China has over 13 million students sitting for the Gaokao every year - a university entrance exam so competitive that a single score can shape a student's future. Behind China's world-leading academic results is a system where parents, teachers, and school leaders work together to ensure every child succeeds. But that success often comes with immense pressure.
In this episode of the EdVance Podcast, Shiny Wang, Vice Principal of Beijing No. 4 High School, International Campus, shares how one of China's most prestigious schools is rethinking what success means. From future-focused learning and cross-disciplinary innovation to projects built around real-world challenges, he explains how schools can prepare students not only for exams, but for life.
Shiny reveals what the world often misunderstands about Chinese classrooms, how schools and families partner to support student achievement, and why helping young people overcome perfectionism may be one of the most important responsibilities teachers have today.
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