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  • President Xi Attends China's First State Memorial Ceremony For Nanjing Massacre Victims

    12/12/2014 11:06:15 PM PST · by goldstategop · 6 replies
    Xinhua News Agency ^ | 12/13/2014 | Xinhua News Agency
    NANJING, Dec. 13 (Xinhua) -- Chinese President Xi Jinping said Saturday that denial of the Nanjing Massacre will not be allowed by the Chinese people or peace-loving people anywhere in the world. The Nanjing Massacre, committed by Japanese aggressors, was one of three major massacres during WWII. It was an atrocious anti-human crime and a dark page in the history of humanity, Xi said while addressing a state ceremony for China's first National Memorial Day for Nanjing Massacre Victims. "Anyone who tries to deny the massacre will not be allowed by history, the souls of the 300,000 deceased victims, the...
  • Why the United States Should Look to Japan for Better Schools

    11/21/2005 12:14:01 AM PST · by neverdem · 71 replies · 3,278+ views
    NY Times ^ | November 21, 2005 | BRENT STAPLES
    The United States will become a second-rate economic power unless it can match the educational performance of its rivals abroad and get more of its students to achieve at the highest levels in math, science and literacy. Virtually every politician, business leader and educator understands this, yet the country has no national plan for reaching the goal. To make matters worse, Americans have remained openly hostile to the idea of importing strategies from the countries that are beating the pants off us in the educational arena. The No Child Left Behind Act, passed four years ago, was supposed to put...
  • Why the United States Should Look to Japan for Better Schools

    11/21/2005 5:38:51 PM PST · by summer · 33 replies · 1,064+ views
    The NY Times ^ | Nov. 21, 2005 | Brent Staples
    The United States will become a second-rate economic power unless it can match the educational performance of its rivals abroad and get more of its students to achieve at the highest levels in math, science and literacy. Virtually every politician, business leader and educator understands this, yet the country has no national plan for reaching the goal. To make matters worse, Americans have remained openly hostile to the idea of importing strategies from the countries that are beating the pants off us in the educational arena... ...Lurking behind these test scores, however, are two profoundly important and closely intertwined topics...