Since the early 1990s the learning process of Asian students brought up in the tradition of the Confucian heritage culture (CHC) has become a much discussed issue. As a consequence the teaching process of Asian teachers in CHC classrooms has attracted the same attention. These two related issues are brought into focus in the so-called “CHC Learner / Teacher Paradox”. It is therefore natural to look at the history of mathematics education in some Asian countries such as China, Japan and Korea. This paper attempts to give an account of this long episode from ancient to medieval to modern times with illustrative examples.postprin
Students in East Asia have consistently out-performed their counterparts in the West in recent inter...
Over the past decade it has been frequently reported that East Asian students are outperforming thei...
Wang’s research reveals that in Confucius Heritage Societies (CHS), politics takes precedence over e...
A prominent phenomenon of education development in the Asia-Pacific region has been the superior mat...
East Asian countries have achieved high levels of mathematics competency. This study investigated c...
This paper opens with a critical analysis of a paradox in contemporary educational research in and a...
The 7th annual Ethics ConferenceThis paper opens with a critical analysis of a paradox in contempora...
East Asian students have consistently outperformed their counterparts in Western countries in recent...
There was a trend in academia to attribute particular social phenomena such as economic takeoff in e...
In this paper, characteristics of mathematics classrooms in the East Asian countries1 of Hong Kong a...
Teacher-dominated classrooms with some student-centered elements are a perplexing phenomenon of Chin...
Since many years Confucian heritage students (Chinese ones in particular), acquire leading positions...
The achievement in mathematics among the Chinese has aroused the interest of educationalists, sociol...
Students learning in teacher-dominating classrooms in Confucian-heritage cultures give very good pe...
initiated a comparative study of school mathematics education practices in East Asian and Western co...
Students in East Asia have consistently out-performed their counterparts in the West in recent inter...
Over the past decade it has been frequently reported that East Asian students are outperforming thei...
Wang’s research reveals that in Confucius Heritage Societies (CHS), politics takes precedence over e...
A prominent phenomenon of education development in the Asia-Pacific region has been the superior mat...
East Asian countries have achieved high levels of mathematics competency. This study investigated c...
This paper opens with a critical analysis of a paradox in contemporary educational research in and a...
The 7th annual Ethics ConferenceThis paper opens with a critical analysis of a paradox in contempora...
East Asian students have consistently outperformed their counterparts in Western countries in recent...
There was a trend in academia to attribute particular social phenomena such as economic takeoff in e...
In this paper, characteristics of mathematics classrooms in the East Asian countries1 of Hong Kong a...
Teacher-dominated classrooms with some student-centered elements are a perplexing phenomenon of Chin...
Since many years Confucian heritage students (Chinese ones in particular), acquire leading positions...
The achievement in mathematics among the Chinese has aroused the interest of educationalists, sociol...
Students learning in teacher-dominating classrooms in Confucian-heritage cultures give very good pe...
initiated a comparative study of school mathematics education practices in East Asian and Western co...
Students in East Asia have consistently out-performed their counterparts in the West in recent inter...
Over the past decade it has been frequently reported that East Asian students are outperforming thei...
Wang’s research reveals that in Confucius Heritage Societies (CHS), politics takes precedence over e...