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DESCRIPTION:East Asia Program Presents: Learning from Each Other- Education
  in China and the U.S. by Yingyi MaYingyi MaAssistant Professor of Sociolo
 gySyracuse UniversityChinese students are flocking to American schools and
  universities in the belief that the American education system is superior
 . At the same time\, Americans look to China—where students have much high
 er test scores—to seek ways to improve the U.S. system. What explains this
  paradox? And what can we learn by comparing the two systems?Professor Ma 
 has written about education in China and the United States from the perspe
 ctives of race\, ethnicity\, gender\, science\, and immigration. She gradu
 ated from Nanjing University and received her M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from 
 Johns Hopkins University.
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SUMMARY:East Asia Program presents: Yingyi Ma
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:East Asia Program Presents: Learning from Each
  Other- Education in China and the U.S. by Yingyi Ma<br><br>Yingyi Ma<br>A
 ssistant Professor of Sociology<br>Syracuse University<br><br>Chinese stud
 ents are flocking to American schools and universities in the belief that 
 the American education system is superior. At the same time\, Americans lo
 ok to China—where students have much higher test scores—to seek ways to im
 prove the U.S. system. What explains this paradox? And what can we learn b
 y comparing the two systems?<br><br>Professor Ma has written about educati
 on in China and the United States from the perspectives of race\, ethnicit
 y\, gender\, science\, and immigration. She graduated from Nanjing Univers
 ity and received her M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Johns Hopkins University.
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