“We Aren’t Stupid”: China’s Dyslexics Share Their Stories
What’s it like to have a learning difficulty in an education system focused on tests?
What’s it like to have a learning difficulty in an education system focused on tests?
A former students recounts her grueling schedule and eventual withdrawal from Hengshui, a city notorious for exam-prep schools
Students, parents, and tutors discuss life after China's crackdown on after school tutoring and what’s really wrong with the education system
Long hours, low pay, and intimidation a regular feature of vocational work study programs
Hopes, fears, and reminisces from takers of China’s high-stakes college entrance exams
MBA programs offer the most expensive education in the country—but are they little more than a status symbol?
Tibetan students seek better education in the city, but what happens after they graduate?
Three young teachers return to their hometowns amid an education crisis in China’s countryside
Students finally return to school after months at home—to “closed campuses” and other strict rules
For high school seniors, choosing a college program is a battle between interest, family expectation, and career
Extreme parenting and academic fraud cases highlight pressure to produce wunderkinds in China