1. Education
Lecturer: Mona

2. outlook UK

3. China

4. uniform UK 领带 [lǐng dài]
.[释义] tie; necktie; choker; neckcloth; neckwear
皮鞋 [pí xié]
.[释义] leather shoes; shoe leather
正式 [zhèng shì]
.[释义] formal; official; regular; in due form
宽松的
.[释义] loose
运动的
.[释义] athletic UK

5. China

6. UK
餐具对比---食物对比（Calorie）---蔬菜贵、肉便宜、牛奶便宜
food

7. China

8. UK
classroom

9. UK

10. China

11. teaching UK

12. UK
teaching

13. teaching
道具[dào jù]prop; property UK

14. China

15. China

16. Canteen&domitory

18. The unique Chinese style of teaching
British pupils
(13-14years old 50Ss 4weeks)

19. Chinese education authority discipline Ruthless competition
Chinese education is based on authority, discipline and ruthless competition.

20. The culture of children-centred learning
British education
The culture of children-centred learning
creative
freedom
relaxed
…….
Advocate the culture of children-centred learning
advocate
[英][ˈædvəkeɪt][美][ˈædvəˌket]vt.提倡; 鼓吹; 拥护; 为…辩护;
n.提倡者; （辩护）律师; 支持者;

21. Group work
Video
Please find out the differences & similarities between British education and Chinese education
英国最富盛名贵族中学
古典的青春 领略英伦高校文化底蕴
中英教育对比

22. Eton college&Seven oak high school

23. Oxford&Cambridge&Imperial College&UCL
伦敦大学学院 (University College London）

24. British Education system
vs chinese education system

25. The contrast of education system in Britain and in China
In the UK
In China

26. British education system
Compulsory Education
Further Education
Higher Education

27. Compulasory Education (from the ages of 5 to 16)
Full-time education is compulsory for all children aged between 5 and 16 (inclusive) across England. This can be provided by state schools, independent schools, or homeschooling.
About 94 per cent of pupils in England, and the rest of the UK, receive free education from public funds, while 6 percent attend independent fee paying schools or homeschooling.
state schools: 公立学校
independent schools：独立学校
Homeschooling：家庭学校教育
independent fee paying schools：独立付费学校

28. Further education延续教育(Tertiary) Academic Route学业路线
A-Level（General Certificate of Education Advanced Level）普通教育高级证书 A levels are studied typically between the ages of in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, although mature students are also encouraged.  They remain the most popular route into UK higher education institutions.
In addition to academic study, the aim of A Level study is to develop important competences: Independent thinking, study skills, team working, research and analysis.  It will also help you to decide what you would like to study at degree level.
Tertiary：第三级

29. Further education延续教育(Tertiary) Vocational Route(职业路线)
GNVQ-General National Vocational Qualification国家专业资格证书GNVQs were available to people of all ages. Many schools and colleges offered these courses and they could be studied alongside GCSEs or A levels. The GNVQ generally involved a lot of coursework (6-8 large assignments), which allowed holders to show their skills when applying for jobs.
GNVQs were used in a lot of schools in Wales in three main subjects: Engineering, Health and Social Care and Leisure and Tourism. They were commonly used between early 2000 and 2005 as one-year courses for post-GCSE students who wished to further their education within the sixth-form but not at an A-Level standard.
coursework ：（计入最终成绩的）课程作业

30. Higher education Degrees awarded
Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BSc) – after three years of full-time study.
Master of Arts (MA) or Master of Science (MSc) after a further one year full-time or two year part-time study.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) – after at least three years of original research.

32. 伦敦大学学院 (University College London）

34. The purposes of the British education system and the comment on them
“The three R’s” —reading, writing and arithmetic”
to provide children with literacy and the other basic skills they will need to become active members of society .
to socialize children, teaching them rules and values needed to become good citizens.
to participate in the community.
to contribute to the economic prosperity of an advanced industrial economy.
arithmetic：n.算法; 算术，计算; 
literacy：素养

35. The Main Purposes of the Chinese Education System
To pass the exams
To let everyone accepts education, have knowledge and skills to make life
To get a good job and make money
To be able to cope with life on the whole
To improve students’ quality

36. Similarities
General Education System —— The general education systems in two countries are quite similar. They both have primary schooling, secondary and university education. Pupils in the UK who hope to attend university have to sit A-levels exams called the General Certificate of Education-Advanced. To a great degree, this is almost the same as the College Entrance Examination in china.

37. Differences
Creativity—— In Britain,education aims to develop individual abilities. What they focus most is the ability of creation of students .The teachers encourage students to have their own opinions and to find new method to solve problems. Students are inspired to put forward questions and find out answers. But in China, we always have the only right answer to one question which kills students’ ability of creation and imagination to some degree.

38. Differences
Practice ——In Britain,their subjects as well as homework are mainly about practical issues. That means,they must finish it by themselves, cooperate with other members and make full use of their imagination. Their homework doesn’t have a unified right answer. If the answers given by students are reasonable, marks will be given. while in China, the knowledge we learn most have little relationship with our own life, they‘re more basic courses .

39. To conclude
We can learn from the advantages of the British system and improve the education in China.

40. Thank you