CHINA published guidelines introducing education in Xi Jinping Thought at all schooling stages on Tuesday in further reforms to the education system.
The summer has seen a major reorganisation of schools, with many private schools being taken into public ownership and restrictions placed on for-profit education and private tuition.
President Xi Jinping said the move was partly to address a “hyper-competitive” culture in which parents pay for extra tuition to give children an edge in examinations, university placements and the job market, saying: “Parents hope their children will have a happy childhood … but are afraid they will lose at the starting line in a competition over scores.”
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