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Chinese Teen Dies Of Heart Attack After Being Forced To Exercise By Teacher
According to the teen's aunt, her tutor told her to start jogging because he was "targeting" her.
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Police Investigate Boy's Claim Of Domestic Violence, Only To Find He Lied To Avoid School
The police determined that the boy had fabricated the story to avoid school because he had not finished correcting his test papers.
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China Bans Education Apps for Pre-School Children to Reduce Smartphone Addiction
Beijing's education authorities have banned new education applications for pre-school children, also removing the existing ones. Mobile apps that target pre-school children have been specifically banned to reduce the screen time of children and addiction to smartphones which are becoming a social problem in China.
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Chinese EdTech Giant New Oriental Laid Off 60,000 Staff After China’s Education Crackdown, Says Founder
Chinese EdTech company New Oriental fired 60,000 employees and saw its operating income plunge by 80 percent after Beijing enforced new sweeping rules on the country's private education industry that barred for-profit tutoring last year, according to its founder.
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One Of China's Largest Tutoring Firms Reels Under Education Crackdown
China's New Oriental dismissed 60,000 employees and saw operating income plunge by 80% after Beijing enforced new sweeping rules on the country's private education industry that barred for-profit tutoring last year, according to its founder.
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A New Law In China Will Cut Homework, Tutoring Pressure On Students
China has passed an education law that seeks to cut the "twin pressures" of homework and off-site tutoring in core subjects, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
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China Says Private Tutors Will Not Be Able To Offer Classes Online
China's education ministry said on Wednesday that private tutors will be barred from offering courses online via avenues.
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Online Tutors Boosting Incomes as Demand Surges Due to Coronavirus Lockdowns
Online platforms like 51Talk of China Online Education Group and RareJob Philippines, and a host of smaller local Philippine outfits, have seen demand and usage soar since February, bucking the devastating effect on the world's economies from coronavirus, which has infected more than 337,500 people and killed more than 14,500.
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Lessons In Love: Chinese University Teaches Seduction
Chinese university tutor Xie Shu's core subject is Communist ideology, but he has diversified from the dry annals of political doctrine for a more hands-on subject: seduction.
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Cash Kao: China's Tutors Earn Fortunes Online
With a following of several million teenage fans, China's Liu Jie says he can earn nearly $50,000 a month from his online videos and is often recognised on the street. But he is no pop star.
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Chinese Teen Dies Of Heart Attack After Being Forced To Exercise By Teacher
According to the teen's aunt, her tutor told her to start jogging because he was "targeting" her.
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Police Investigate Boy's Claim Of Domestic Violence, Only To Find He Lied To Avoid School
The police determined that the boy had fabricated the story to avoid school because he had not finished correcting his test papers.
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China Bans Education Apps for Pre-School Children to Reduce Smartphone Addiction
Beijing's education authorities have banned new education applications for pre-school children, also removing the existing ones. Mobile apps that target pre-school children have been specifically banned to reduce the screen time of children and addiction to smartphones which are becoming a social problem in China.
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Chinese EdTech Giant New Oriental Laid Off 60,000 Staff After China’s Education Crackdown, Says Founder
Chinese EdTech company New Oriental fired 60,000 employees and saw its operating income plunge by 80 percent after Beijing enforced new sweeping rules on the country's private education industry that barred for-profit tutoring last year, according to its founder.
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One Of China's Largest Tutoring Firms Reels Under Education Crackdown
China's New Oriental dismissed 60,000 employees and saw operating income plunge by 80% after Beijing enforced new sweeping rules on the country's private education industry that barred for-profit tutoring last year, according to its founder.
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A New Law In China Will Cut Homework, Tutoring Pressure On Students
China has passed an education law that seeks to cut the "twin pressures" of homework and off-site tutoring in core subjects, the official Xinhua news agency said on Saturday.
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China Says Private Tutors Will Not Be Able To Offer Classes Online
China's education ministry said on Wednesday that private tutors will be barred from offering courses online via avenues.
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Online Tutors Boosting Incomes as Demand Surges Due to Coronavirus Lockdowns
Online platforms like 51Talk of China Online Education Group and RareJob Philippines, and a host of smaller local Philippine outfits, have seen demand and usage soar since February, bucking the devastating effect on the world's economies from coronavirus, which has infected more than 337,500 people and killed more than 14,500.
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Lessons In Love: Chinese University Teaches Seduction
Chinese university tutor Xie Shu's core subject is Communist ideology, but he has diversified from the dry annals of political doctrine for a more hands-on subject: seduction.
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Cash Kao: China's Tutors Earn Fortunes Online
With a following of several million teenage fans, China's Liu Jie says he can earn nearly $50,000 a month from his online videos and is often recognised on the street. But he is no pop star.
