China’s new family education law bars parents from putting heavy academic pressure on children
SCMP, 25 Oct 2021
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China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee passed a new law on October 23, 2021, barring parents from placing excessive academic pressure on their children. The new family education law is the latest in a series of laws Beijing introduced in 2021 to promote better balance of children’s development. They include a move banning for-profit private tutoring in July, and another, passed in August, limiting the number of hours kids spend playing online video games.
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China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee passed a new law on October 23, 2021, barring parents from placing excessive academic pressure on their children. The new family education law is the latest in a series of laws Beijing introduced in 2021 to promote better balance of children’s development. They include a move banning for-profit private tutoring in July, and another, passed in August, limiting the number of hours kids spend playing online video games.
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China’s crackdown on private tutoring https://sc.mp/wlzt
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