Education in the Far East
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Throughout the whole period two hours are given to ethics, and three hours to physical drill.
A similar scheme of equal elaborateness is prescribed in the middle school of five years. In this whole period, Chinese is still studied for six hours. English is introduced, being al- lowed also six hours; mathematics is continued for four hours, including algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, as well as arithmetic. Draw- ing and ethics are also continued, each having one hour, and physical drill still... has its for- mer allowance of three hours. Both foreign and Chinese history is studied in the first two years four hours, and in the last three years three hours, a week. Such are the " constants " of this higher school course. In addition, the "variables" are significant. For four years THE NEW EDUCATION IN CHINA 141 geography commands two hours a week. For three years four hours a week are given to sciences, in which chemistry and physics fit- tingly occupy a leading place ; and allied with them are physiology and hygiene, physical geography, geology, and mineralogy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Throughout the whole period two hours are given to ethics, and three hours to physical drill.
A similar scheme of equal elaborateness is prescribed in the middle school of five years. In this whole period, Chinese is still studied for six hours. English is introduced, being al- lowed also six hours; mathematics is continued for four hours, including algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, as well as arithmetic. Draw- ing and ethics are also continued, each having one hour, and physical drill still... has its for- mer allowance of three hours. Both foreign and Chinese history is studied in the first two years four hours, and in the last three years three hours, a week. Such are the " constants " of this higher school course. In addition, the "variables" are significant. For four years THE NEW EDUCATION IN CHINA 141 geography commands two hours a week. For three years four hours a week are given to sciences, in which chemistry and physics fit- tingly occupy a leading place ; and allied with them are physiology and hygiene, physical geography, geology, and mineralogy.
What to read after Education in the Far East?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Franklin Thwing to read onlineMoreLess
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