what is the good education country in asia?

Answer 1

I work in a school in England and I have to say that I am always very impressed with the education that children in India have had. Their parents really value education and make a lot of sacrifices so the students have a good standard of education. The children work hard once they arrive in England. I think it is disgraceful that Indian people cannot have their degrees converted to an English qualification and instead they end up doing mundane work instead of having the opportunity to show their true worth

Answer 2

I'd say Japan. Pupils there are extrodinarily dedicated to their work and are very trustworthy with regards to attending public educational events (due to internal, social, and parental support). Teachers can ask students to go somewhere (museums, concert halls, marinas, etc.) on their bikes and rather than wander off or go to work or do something else, they ALL do what they're told.

India's great, but their students just aren't as developed as those in Japan. Sure, going there is a great learning experience, but their students come no where close in aptitude or expertise to Japanese students. Yes, those involved do try hard, but they don't have the same level of exposure or materials to work with AND the percentage of those involved who can stick it out the whole way isn't the same amount.

Answer 3

India. It has many good universities and English is spoken widely in colleges. Many foreign students go to India to study. Indian students coming to England fit in well with the curiculum here and there are many teachers here who were educated in India. My daughter being one is Head of Science in a school here.

Answer 4

Singapore, India

Answer 5

china