世界各地的教育理念

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世界各地的教育理念  Educational concepts around the world
今天在網上看到不同國家對孩子提供的課程。澳大利亞的學校為孩子提供機器人實驗室。巴西的課堂提供擊劍訓練. 挪威語火箭夏令營. 泰國夏令營是為大象做義工, 種植食物, 搬運甘蔗, 陪大象散步去洗澡。埃及暑假招募義工用阿拉伯語為維基百科寫文章. 日本建造特別的建築讓孩子們去攀爬鍛煉協調性。荷蘭在校園裡創造更多的綠色環境，正面影響孩子的腦力記憶力。丹麥建造沒有牆的學校，讓孩子們在群體中學習。美國讓孩子們在玩mit遊戲的同時幫科學家破譯大腦的秘密。英國開創開放圖書出版. 芬蘭建立模擬城市，讓孩子們學習演釋不同的角色，比如業主, 銀行職員, 醫生, 郵局工作人員等等。西班牙嘗試讓孩子們有創業的主意. 烏干達的鄉村小學，為貧困家庭孩子提供與農業相關的創業教育。菲律賓有所美人魚游泳學校，教女孩子游泳、養殖珊瑚保護海洋環境。羅馬尼亞的暑期班培訓孩子做動畫訓練導演。新加坡的夏令營除了教孩子廚藝，還讓他們了解食物從哪裡來，並養成良好的飲食習慣。突尼西亞的幼兒園教孩子們從音樂課里學習，開放創造力, 提高分辨情感和表達情感的能力。德國開創五官學習法，讓幼兒有效學習。無獨有偶美國有一所兒童醫院的特別房間, 也是讓五官放鬆, 減少病痛帶來心理陰影, 增加心智能力。美國提倡大數據個性化學習，為人類獲得知識帶來翻天覆地的變化。中國已有七所大學開創大數據課程。美國的智能教學，開創一對一的交流和輔導。加拿大的神經心理學家開發大腦體操的電子遊戲，幫助孩子們集中注意力，克服衝動行為，治癒多動症。美國老師發現腦科學知識，對教學實踐很有幫助，有時候孩子們只需要更多氧氣深呼吸，就能夠提高學習效果。英國劍橋大學神經心理學發現，神經學方面知識可以讓教學實踐更有效。美國發現，孩子們的成長環境讓他們變聰明，高收入家庭孩子在三歲時聽到單詞量比貧困家庭孩子要多3千萬個。南非為貧困地區托兒提供教育玩具和相關培訓. 泰國的一個年輕幼兒園老師，鼓勵孩子們創作多媒體藝術品。丹麥直到八年級，學校都沒有標準化考試，老師鼓勵學生個體發展。烏拉圭發現標準化考試唯分數論是不公平的。法國教育家認為，評估學生的表現應該有不同的評估體系。羅馬尼亞為居住在下水道里成千上萬無家可歸孩子，提供生活技能讀寫技能培訓. 墨西哥有很高的綴學率. 印度尼西亞巴厘島有一個竹子學校，體現綠色環保。印度有一個男孩寄宿學校讓孩子們儘早學會生存技能。瑞士海拔1200米的阿爾卑斯山中有一所精英技術學校，除了基礎學科還學習空間科學，他們目的是培養世界領導者. 荷蘭的喬布斯學校只有iPad沒有書本，按自己節奏學習。法國的格勒諾布爾高等商學院是全球嚴肅遊戲應用方面的典範。尚比亞有所小學，孩子每天都會花20分鐘玩遊戲，以幫助孩子辨識字母和聲音，學習朗讀和拼寫。不丹國重視國民幸福，教育重視學生全面發展。德國教育孩子幸福的能力，勝過考試拿高分。澳大利亞與教孩子積極心理學。非洲為孩子們提供更多的移動閱讀。肯亞為孩子們提供包括視頻動畫音樂遊戲的廉價平板電腦教育平台。孟加拉國創新互動式語音應答系統，讓孩子隨時隨地學習英文做習題。挪威把學校建在船上，漂浮四大洲20多個港口，同時學習各個學科的知識。瑞典開放式教學，讓孩子們心情愉快隨時隨地學習。印度有一個生活大學，沒有固定課表，只有工作坊和動手實踐。美國有翻轉教學模式，把學習主動權交給學生。比利時也用電子教科書用iPad取代黑板和書本. 英國新興的公立學校，80%課程都通過真實的企業項目完成。秘魯讓農村路途遙遠的孩子上學兩星期回家兩星期，在校學文化，在家展開農業項目。愛爾蘭開辦青少年創業課堂，讓小學生知道投資盈利運營企業。阿富汗印度專門為女孩辦學校。匈牙利專門幫助年輕女孩在計算機領域獲得專業技能學位和職業機會。肯亞創辦低價連鎖規模化學校，讓貧困兒童受益。埃及讓流浪兒回歸正規教育. 德國馬勒室內樂開辦感受音樂活動，讓不同國家聽障兒童感受大提琴震動，或用彩筆畫出自己的音樂體驗。衣索比亞組織馬隊，讓邊遠貧困農村地區兒童上學。法國在公眾地區組織工作坊，向社區兒童開放，通過遊戲玩耍藝術，將非正式學習帶給吉卜賽民族。肯亞為游牧民族的孩子辦住宿學校。英格蘭的夏山學校是全世界最自由的，生活公約和自主學習取代了傳統教育中的校規，不安排任何課程。澳大利亞一所高中招聘新老師得先過學生這一關。葡萄牙大學對老師評分邀請學生參加。西班牙一所小學提倡慢速教育，尊重每一個學生的學習節奏。日本曾經在公立學校引入慢教育，但因被學生和老師以及家長強烈反對所以終止了. 中國有穿漢服練書法誦論語的現代私塾。加拿大讓孩子們上課前冥想3分鐘減輕壓力。

I saw on-line courses for children in different countries today. Australian schools offer robotic laboratories for children. Fencing training is offered in the Brazilian classroom. The Norwegian  has Rocket Summer Camp. The Thai Summer Camp is a volunteer for caring elephants, growing food, carrying sugar cane, taking a walk with the elephant giving shower. Egypt's summer vacation recruits volunteers to write articles for Wikipedia in Arabic. Japan built special buildings to allow children to climb and exercise coordination. The Netherlands creates more green environments on campus, positively affecting children's mental memory. Denmark builds schools without walls, allowing children to learn in groups. The United States allows children to break the brain's secrets while playing MIT games. The UK has created an open book publishing. Finland has established a simulation city where children can learn to interpret different roles, such as owners, bank staff, doctors, post office staff and more. Spain tries to give children the idea of starting a business. The rural primary school in Uganda provides agriculture-related entrepreneurship education for poor families. There is a mermaid swimming school in the Philippines that teaches girls to swim and raise corals to protect the marine environment. The summer school in Romania trains children to do animation training directors. In addition to teaching children cooking, Singapore』s summer camps also let them know where food comes from and develop good eating habits. Tunisia's kindergarten teaches children to learn from music lessons, open up creativity, and improve their ability to distinguish emotions and express emotions. Germany has created a five-min study method to enable young children to learn effectively. There is no such thing as a special room in a children's hospital in the United States. It is also to relax the five senses, reduce the psychological pain caused by illness, and increase the mental capacity. The United States advocates personalized learning of big data, bringing about earth-shaking changes in human knowledge. Seven universities in China have created big data courses. Intelligent teaching in the United States, creating one-on-one communication and counseling. Canadian neuropsychologists develop video games for brain gymnastics to help children focus their attention, overcome impulsive behavior, and cure ADHD. American teachers find that brain science knowledge is very helpful for teaching practice. Sometimes children only need more oxygen to take a deep breath, which can improve the learning effect. Neuropsychologists at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom found that neurological knowledge can make teaching practice more effective. The United States found that children's growth environment made them smarter, and high-income families heard more than 30 million words at the age of three than poor families. South Africa provides educational toys and related training for childcare in poor areas. A young kindergarten teacher in Thailand encourages children to create multimedia art. Until the eighth grade in Denmark, there are no standardized tests in schools, and teachers encourage students to develop individually. It is unfair for Uruguay to find standardized scores on scores. French educators believe that there should be different evaluation systems for assessing student performance. Romania provides training in life skills literacy skills for thousands of homeless children living in sewers. Mexico has a high school dropout rate. There is a bamboo school in Bali, Indonesia, which reflects green environmental protection. There is a boy boarding school in India that allows children to learn survival skills as early as possible. There is an elite technical school in the Alps at 1,200 meters above sea level. In addition to basic sciences, they also study space science. They aim to cultivate world leaders. The Steve Jobs School in the Netherlands only has iPads without books and learns at their own pace. The Grenoble Business School in France is a model for serious game applications worldwide. There is a primary school in Zambia, where children spend 20 minutes a day playing games to help children recognize letters and sounds and learn to read and spell. The State of Bhutan attaches importance to national happiness, and education attaches importance to the overall development of students. Germany educates children ability to be happy that is better than the exam. Australia teaches children positive psychology. Africa offers more mobile reading for children. Kenya offers children a cheap tablet education platform that includes video animated music games. Bangladesh's innovative interactive voice response system allows children to learn English at any time and anywhere. Norway built the school on board, floating more than 20 ports on four continents, and learning the knowledge of various disciplines. Swedish open-ended teaching makes children happy to learn anytime, anywhere. There is a life university in India, there is no fixed class schedule, only workshops and hands-on practice. The United States has a flipping teaching model that gives students the initiative to learn. Belgium also uses electronic textbooks to replace blackboards and books with iPads. 80% of the UK's emerging public schools are completed through real business projects. In Peru, children who are far away from rural areas go to school for two weeks to go home for two weeks. They are studying culture and starting agricultural projects at home. Ireland runs a youth entrepreneurship class where primary school students know about investing in profitable operations. Afghan India specializes in running schools for girls. Hungary specializes in helping young girls gain professional skills degrees and career opportunities in the computer field. Kenya has established low-cost chain-scale schools to benefit poor children. Egypt has allowed street children to return to formal education. German Mahler Chamber Music studio has opened a music event to let the hearing-impaired children of different countries feel the vibration of the cello or draw their own music experience with colored markers. Ethiopia organizes the horse team to allow children from remote and poor rural areas to go to school. France organizes workshops in public areas, open to community children, and brings informal learning to the Gypsy people through the art of game play. Kenya has a residential school for nomadic children. The Summer Mountain School in England is the freest in the world. Living conventions and autonomous learning replace the rules of traditional education and do not arrange any courses. A new high school teacher in Australia has to pass the student approval first. The University of Portugal scores teachers and invites students to participate. A primary school in Spain advocates slow education and respects the learning rhythm of every student. Japan once introduced slow education in public schools, but it was terminated because of strong opposition from students and teachers and parents. China has a modern private school that wears Han dynasty dress to practice calligraphy and narration. Canada allows children to meditate for 3 minutes before class to reduce stress.