Editor's note:

For the past year, the issue of education in China has still been a hot topic of social concern. Green scarves, colored exercise sheets ... a series of "colored" campus phenomena have contributed to the cold violence in Chinese education. The five-bar youngster, tiger mom, wolf dad?... parents are lost in a dilemma to choose the proper path for their family's education. A number of school bus accidents caused injuries and deaths among students ... In the wake of the controversies every education issue in 2011 has left us deep in thought.

 關(guān)鍵詞：綠領(lǐng)巾

'Green scarf' discrimination harms kids at a tender age
“綠領(lǐng)巾”歧視刺痛了孩子的幼小心靈

Instead of motivating students to achieve better grades, the green scarves visibly brandish them as underachievers. Such a humiliating tactic could damage a child's self-esteem, especially since primary school-age children are especially prone to feeling embarrassed and not wanting to the "odd one out".
綠領(lǐng)巾不僅沒有激勵(lì)學(xué)生取得更好的成績，相反，它們成了很顯眼的“差生”標(biāo)簽。這樣帶有羞辱性的做法傷害了孩子的自尊心，因?yàn)楹⒆幼x小學(xué)的時(shí)候往往都有羞恥心，都不想“落單”。[Full coverage]

Exercise sheets spark new color row
繽紛作業(yè)本 區(qū)分“好差”生

First, there was the furore over green scarves in primary schools. Now No. 39 Middle School in Zaozhuang, Shandong Province, is using different colored exercise sheets to rank students. Some parents have criticized the measure, claiming it will harm less able pupils.
綠領(lǐng)巾一波未平，現(xiàn)在山東棗莊市第39中學(xué)又使用不同顏色作業(yè)本給學(xué)生排序。一些學(xué)生家長提出批評(píng)，表示如此做法會(huì)傷害學(xué)習(xí)有困難的學(xué)生。
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Child prodigy stirs up praise, doubt
天才少年網(wǎng)絡(luò)走紅 贊揚(yáng)質(zhì)疑飛滿天

This May, a 13-year-old schoolboy who speaks and acts like a government official shot to overnight fame after Internet users latched on to his lack of childlike innocence and criticized the education system for the way he's turned out.
今年五月，一個(gè)言行舉止頗有“官樣”的13歲男孩一夜成名。在他身上看不到孩子的天真。網(wǎng)友們對(duì)此揪住不放，批評(píng)當(dāng)今的教育體系成就了這樣一個(gè)孩子。[Full Coverage]

'Parenting with a stick' returns with a vengeance
“棍棒教育”強(qiáng)勢回潮

Following the roars of a "tiger mom" that stirred controversy on parenting in China, a Hong Kong businessman is promoting his "wolf dad" approach in his book "That's Why They Go to Peking University," a book touting how his "sticks make a great man" philosophy landed his three children at the prestigious university.
“虎媽”一聲吼，曾在中國激起有關(guān)家庭教育的爭論；“虎媽”走了，“狼爸”來了！一位香港商人自稱中國“狼爸”，推出了他的教子經(jīng)《所以，北大兄妹》，宣揚(yáng)他“棍棒教育成就人才”的理念：用“打”的教育方式，將三個(gè)孩子送進(jìn)北大。[Full Coverage]

•【速讀測試】“狼爸”棍棒教育惹爭議

School bus regulations draft issued
校車條例草案起征意見

School bus safety made its way into the spotlight in mid November, when a minibus crashed into a truck in rural western China, crushing 19 preschoolers to death. But such a tragedy is not the first of its kind.
11月中旬，在中國西部的一個(gè)農(nóng)村，一輛幼兒園校車與卡車相撞，造成19名幼兒死亡?？墒牵@樣的悲劇并非首例，校車安全就此進(jìn)入大眾視線，成為社會(huì)關(guān)注的焦點(diǎn)。[Full Coverage]

? 校車事故屢屢發(fā)生，孩子的安全誰來保障
? Wen vows to up school bus safety 政府出資改善校車服務(wù)

Sex education books break down barriers
性別教育教材沖破牢籠

New sex education textbooks were introduced to pupils in Shanghai on October 24, 2011 after numerous debates on early-age sex education in China.
國內(nèi)有關(guān)早期性教育的爭論早就屢見不鮮了。2011年10月24日，新一套性別教育教材在上海一所小學(xué)正式投入使用。

The August introduction of sex education textbooks in Beijing triggered a furious debate among parents and educators, as the books described sex in a direct fashion.
今年8月，北京曾推出性教育教材，因?yàn)槠渲袑?duì)性知識(shí)的介紹過于直白，該教材在家長和教育工作者中引發(fā)了一場激烈的辯論。[Full Coverage]

China enhances calligraphy education
教育部要求增書法課

In a notice issued on the MOE website August 26, students in grades three to six will have one hour of calligraphy class every week, and senior high schools should set up calligraphy as an optional course. Primary and secondary schools should also introduce various after-school activities on calligraphy.
根據(jù)8月26日教育部網(wǎng)站公布的指導(dǎo)意見，三至六年級(jí)的小學(xué)生，每周要安排一課時(shí)的書法課，普通高中應(yīng)設(shè)置與書法有關(guān)的選修課程，中小學(xué)校還可在形式多樣的課外活動(dòng)中開展書法教育。[Full coverage]

Disabled boy achieves dream of college
無腳男孩終圓大學(xué)夢(mèng)

The perseverance of a Shaanxi boy whose legs were amputated at the knee, touched the hearts of netizens at this year's national college entrance examination.
今年的高考，一個(gè)雙腿截肢的陜西無腳男孩憑借著不屈的毅力，給網(wǎng)民的內(nèi)心帶來了震撼。
Everybody who sees Li Wei for the first time is surprised to find that he can easily play tennis or climb up stairs without feet. Some people even think he still has his feet, but has short legs.
第一次看到李衛(wèi)的人都會(huì)詫異，一個(gè)沒有雙腳的人，不論是打乒乓球還是上樓梯都很自如，甚至有人懷疑他不是沒有腳只是腿短。[Full Coverage]

PKU should stress books, not billionaires
北大不出大師出富翁 喜從何來

Peking University, widely considered the top academic institution in China, has also proven to be a wealth factory, turning out some of the country's richest businesspeople. According to media reports, 79 of the school's alumni from 1999 to 2010 have gone on to become billionaires, the most of any academic institution in the country.
作為公認(rèn)的中國最高學(xué)府，北京大學(xué)用事實(shí)證明，它還是一個(gè)財(cái)富工廠，國內(nèi)很多超級(jí)大富翁都是從這里走出去的。據(jù)媒體報(bào)道，1999-2010年間，共有79個(gè)北大學(xué)子轉(zhuǎn)身變成億萬富翁，產(chǎn)量居全國高校第一。[Full Coverage]

Income gap is big reality on campus
大學(xué)教授貧富差距拉大

It has become a common sight in Chinese universities: poor professors cycling to classes on Flying Pigeon bicycles, while their higher-paid colleagues arrive in stylish BMWs. The disparity is a symbol of the large income gap which now exists on campuses across China.
“窮教授騎飛鴿，副教授開寶馬”，這樣的場景在中國大學(xué)校園已是屢見不鮮了。如此迥異的境遇表明，教授們的收入差距正逐漸拉大。

According to?a former president, the income disparity among professors dates back to the late 1990s, and was attributed to program commissions and the so-called "gray income" earned from concurrent off-campus jobs.
據(jù)一位老校長回憶，教授收入差距的拉大，大約是在上個(gè)世紀(jì)90年代末以后，而且主要拉開差距的恰恰是項(xiàng)目提成以及校外兼職的灰色收入。
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 關(guān)鍵詞：窮教授 富教授