The U.S. education system has various flaws, but starting from the third grade, children are taught that the country has a constitution, that they are citizens of the nation, and what rights and obligations they have. In contrast, China's education teaches children how to be grateful to the Party and even tells them that it is the Party that provides for their families. When the interests of the Party conflict with family interests, they are told to choose the Party. As a result, children brought up this way are unfamiliar with concepts like citizens and taxpayers. When they encounter difficulties in life, they often blame the United States for oppressing us. Therefore, if there's a choice, I'd certainly choose the US education system.
@叶辰-w9kАй бұрын
@@BanksLee-k1u 家国情怀,不限于政党
@余明新Ай бұрын
the shortcomings of American or even Western education are weak in hard knowledge like mathematics, physics and chemistry, literature art lack logic(including mathematical logic)
@maikelaoshiАй бұрын
@@余明新 incorrect
@hazelabcdАй бұрын
@@余明新that is not true for kids going through US education system where kids can make much more choices.
@cooljam20085 күн бұрын
从疫情开始在微博看到你们,觉得非常乐观,积极。很棒👍🏻
@szetodanny9979Ай бұрын
家長們都是為孩子考慮,無論是基於什麼考量,都是有原因,都是對的,祝福你們一家中秋節快樂
@WSGWZ-fk2ziАй бұрын
哪儿的父母都一样为孩子的教育操碎了心❤!
@kevinmak2001Ай бұрын
看到你和你的家庭在美國過上幸福的生活,為你們感到高興!
@jhyang0301Ай бұрын
你很有钱,我懂!我还是留下在上海好好的😂😂😂
@achillesarmstrong9639Ай бұрын
My kid has the same situation. He doesn't hold the Chinese citizenship. But fortunately we apply the Chinese Green Card or PR for him at the last moment of his first year primary school enrollment. At first he was allocate to a very far away primary school. But we went to the education office, and they change the decision and allocate my son to a good primary school which near my home. The education office told us this was the first time they change the allocation decision, and also my kid is the first pr in my district in Guangzhou. I felt so lucky.
@user-fx9eh9jw6pАй бұрын
小麦 is such a sweet and smart boy. I'm sure Mom would love to see that he becomes a doctor or lawyer!
@dr.gaosclassroomАй бұрын
I understand how you feel. I almost cried on the first day of my daughter went to school. Your boy is so cute!!
@elainecho921Ай бұрын
小麦长高了!❤祝学业进步!
@Gianna545Ай бұрын
Returning to the us to study was the best decision
@coachYuri_bballАй бұрын
I know exactly how you feel! I also left China this summer so my son could go to school back home. We tried online homeschool, and the education was pretty good, but like you said, I want him to be socialized. Wishing you and your family all the best! P.S. Other people’s kids grow up so fast!
@huagan2657Ай бұрын
是的,我孩子也是从一所不错的公立被在线高中录取了。就学习而言绝对是无敌的。
@GuoguoZhang-v1vАй бұрын
I love how Xiaomai said: I'm exired. What a cheerful baby.
@bigbigbigguyАй бұрын
thank u for ur content ,which helps me better to know with the differences in education,culture,concept and so on btw china and us.absolutely,it is useful for me as a english learner.Expect more nice content
@yingxu9355Ай бұрын
I am so happy for 小麦 for his first day of school!
@traveltheworld9887Ай бұрын
I’m living in China. My husband and kids are Chinese citizens while I have permanent residency. So my kids go to our local public school which is nice. We live in a tier 4 city. It’s nice, good education, and cheap. There are pros and cons to every country and you just have to decide what’s best for you and your family.
@mechannel7046Ай бұрын
Are you an American with Chinese residency? How did you get the residency, if I may ask?
@ryviusyamiАй бұрын
真的很棒,祝福迈克老师一家人。很喜欢看小麦。
@9999-g3nАй бұрын
Love these videos you made about English and please keep making ❤. Thanks 👍😊!
@kuoliu1978Ай бұрын
The annual education fee for an international school in Shanghai is 30万RMB+. It is not really for normal families.
@MrSilicon12Ай бұрын
小麦长大了。 Some question marks can be showed in his eyes. Wonderful little Mike day after day...
Are you teaching in America? I left the US because teaching is so unsafe there now. I hope your son has a great experience and is safe at school every day, because that's just not the case for so many American kids and teachers right now. I have massive PTSD from teaching in the States and I'm glad to not be there anymore. Where you live looks lovely thought :)
@eychtouto4235Ай бұрын
Wow I've never heard of this year-round option before. That sounds interesting!
@MrNeilTVАй бұрын
It’s funny, I was born in the Houston metro area. Growing up my parents moved us to northern Wyoming and I always wished growing up I could have gone to school in Houston. Fast forward to an adult, I’m SO glad my parents made that choice. I was so privileged to go to school in Wyoming, schools were well funded education was above standard, safe, great gpa. Houston has some of the worst grading and safety levels in the nation which is why most try to go private here. In America if you’re in a city where most choose private, it speaks volumes about the districts you live in.
@davepruittАй бұрын
We have a little 3 year old right now. My wife has been thinking about doing one of the options that you considered - basically going to China for a couple of years right around 1st grade or so to help solidify his Mandarin. But we haven't yet made a final decision on doing that. Right now we live in Utah, and a lot of the schools here also have Chinese language immersion - so that's another option we are considering. When I was growing up in Texas there was about 1 or 2 years in which my elementary school did a "year-round" schedule, and we really loved it as well. It worked essentially the same as how you described it in your video.
@albertafu3971Ай бұрын
Very good video clip. I think you definitely made the right choice for 小麦。I’m a doctoral degree background, and worked in mncs 20 years, my daughter is Chinese American mixture too, I 100% agree that those expensive schools have no values, the only value is your kid can make rich family friends. In the way of academic or basic study, it’s not needed to be too expensive for education, it’s actually bad for young children between 3-15 years old. At the end of the day, overall kindergarten, primary school and high schools. The total knowledge and practices are not much, it does not needed to spend too much money in schooling. As parents we should save more funding for kids from 14-24 years old when they go to higher education, and funding for their work start ups after university.
@MilothedoggyАй бұрын
小麦is soooo cute😂❤oh I love to watch him.
@thomassim8565Ай бұрын
Your son is so adorable.
@FuzzballАй бұрын
The year round schedule is an interesting idea! We don’t have that in my county. My children go to a Mandarin after-school that picks them up from school but even so, maintaining Mandarin level is difficult.
@sebastiano.6010Ай бұрын
Totally understand your way of thinking. Right now my daughter (4yo) is in a private kindergarten with mostly Chinese kids. She would also have problems to get into public school in Shanghai. For us as well paying for international school would not be an option considering that our daughter could enter any public school in the EU with ease. Hence, when school time comes, we also are considering a move back to the EU.
@meiyang3185Ай бұрын
Germans are generally not in favour of private schools, in their opinion educations should be absolutely fair and basic education should be free so that all children can get education, that's why there are private schools, but they are not so popular. My son went to kindergarten in China when he was 5, but after one day he refused to go, the reason was that the classroom was not like a living room like in German kindergartens, and the children had to sleep at noon, they had to sit in a circle and sing and read, and they had ‘have to’ too much.
@wilsonedwards8139Ай бұрын
👍👍👍
@lemonwang1408Ай бұрын
Actually I love the nap system in China as 7hrs school is so long for a five year old. They are exhausted after such a long day😢.
@wilsonedwards8139Ай бұрын
@@lemonwang1408 👍👍👍
@meiyang3185Ай бұрын
that's the point, if the children haven't had a siesta, they go to bed at 7 o'clock in the evening so that the parents have a bit of time off
@RaymondChoutjnj3 күн бұрын
how old is the boy? he's developed a good level of speaking
@cindy5108Ай бұрын
Forget Shanghai, you already find great state in America as a home. After few years, I will Love 北卡 more and more. Great place!
@yindu_Weige8888Ай бұрын
*谢谢你的视频啊!💓*
@crazyfox1233Ай бұрын
Does most public schools in your area start at 9am? That’s so cool but I guess it’s not parent friendly. Here in LA, many public elementary schools start at 7:50, some TK even start at 7:30am! Mostly before 8:30. Do they get off from school later too? Here it goes from 7:50-2:30pm or 3pm
@asherzhangy8330Ай бұрын
thanks for your video
@billz1659Ай бұрын
hey 麦克老师, where do you live in NC? I used to live in Raleigh NC for 7 years, you are doing the best for your family, and respect. You do look like my friend who lives in Greensboro, i think you two need to meet up sometimes haha.
@maikelaoshiАй бұрын
We moved to Cary, made a video about it 2 weeks ago.
@Stella-se1lgАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing🎉
@dereklee1252Ай бұрын
U can apply travel doc for Kai then he can easily get Hukou in Shanghai. Same situation.
@Supernova-19887 күн бұрын
Just wonder how much it costs for international school in shanghai? 🧐
We are in Texas, at one of the best ISDs in the metroplex. Great schools from elementary to high school. Excellent teachers and great students. My kid is an 8th grader, they get 30mins free time at school to finish any homework for the day so they can focus on extracurricular activities after school. There are lots of clubs, sports, music and field trips to keep them busy, kids often have to arrive early or stay late after school for practice. He spends most time on other "homework" like tennis matches, robotics and orchestra competitions, volunteer works-- all required by the school.
We went to Cary to check it out after your "where to live" video and learnt there are lots of bugs and insects in NC, e.g., water bugs..... Have you had any problems with bugs?
@maikelaoshiАй бұрын
Not really. My home state of Minnesota has terrible mosquitoes in the summer. Much worse than here. It's all relative. We do see some cockroaches occasionally.
@allenzhao5043Ай бұрын
My son also start kindergarten this year in CA. The school starts at 8am and have very strict uniform policy, he is not happy 😂
@IcannotspeakEnglish-cs2fwАй бұрын
It is a very correct decision to let my children receive education in the United States. It is definitely not wrong to study, live and work with excellent people in a democratic and free country.
@IcannotspeakEnglish-cs2fwАй бұрын
You know, many people dream of living in countries like the United States, Canada, or Singapore.
Hi Mike老师,我们家三个孩子,坐标上海,考虑是否在家教育?但国内呢,在家教育未来考学是个难题呢。想问下,在中国和美国来说,在家教育可行么?
@AasinpАй бұрын
Is Teacher Mike actually a licensed teacher? There's no way he couldn't have gotten a job at an international school and had Kai go to school there.
@Bryan20008 күн бұрын
how u not able to get Chinese 户口,i just registered my 4 year old son and 1 year old daughter in my Chinese family 户口 this summer,they both have Polish passport,but in my registration I only need to show Chinese travelling documents,of course my hometown is not shanghai but hubei, right now we back to Poland and let my son continue kindergarten here, but we plan 2 years later send one or both of them back to my hometown for Chinese study
I have a one year old, but what we heard here in Texas is that public schools start around 7:30, making me a bit worried of getting her (and myself) up early in the morning. And they dismiss kids like 3 in the afternoon, when obviously I'm at work, do I need to send her to another after school?🤣
@nancyn8324Ай бұрын
We are in Texas, my kid has been taking the school bus since kindergarten and he loved it. He get to hangout with his friends on the ride.
@nancyn8324Ай бұрын
And schools have after school care for parents who work, for very little fees. No worries
@neophytep7029Ай бұрын
@@nancyn8324 I’m wondering if the school schedule works better in North Carolina. But good to know, thanks for sharing more info!
That's true, grass-roots hard to get social resources from Chinese gov.
@andachen747321 күн бұрын
中国国内特别是大城市教育太卷。如果小孩子不是以后打算在国内发展,去国外读书完全是合理的选择。
@lirachel8831Ай бұрын
小麦长到十来岁的时候再看这段视频,会说这是他的黑历史,yummy.
@havenisse2009Ай бұрын
Or he could finish highschool then learn a trade, maybe even travel to Europe to learn a trade there . He will have no or much less debt and will make more money. Americans always think law or doctor. But who is going to build your manufacturing lines, houses, lay tiles, dig trenches...? The us educational system really needs to think out of the "college" box
@annielin2894Ай бұрын
What kind of trade do you recommend
@chunli8169Ай бұрын
美国可比中国重视学历😅
@huagan2657Ай бұрын
医生不是手艺?法律没有技术?麦当劳叫做快餐,米其林叫艺术。差异在收入。政客也是一种技术活。
@huagan2657Ай бұрын
@@chunli8169重视圈子。顶级大学70%是来自前100的顶级私立高中。
@maikelaoshiАй бұрын
It was joke...jeez you really need to learn sarcasm. Of course he can choose what he wants to be when he gets older.
Compared to China, no not as much pressure. Some parents put more pressure on their kids than others. We did not want my son to face so much pressure as a kid. He's pretty smart so I'm not at all worried about his academics.
@simonyang-pe3ux23 күн бұрын
Am i still qualified for enrolling the American kindergarten as a person whose age is over 30😂? because i wanna experience the whole process of American style education system ,i mean from kindergarten to university.
@johno.9185Ай бұрын
❤️
@WanyingSun-p3bАй бұрын
看到麦克老师的视频立刻暂停更新英语笔记
@jinqian5232Ай бұрын
too embarrassed to say I kept yelling mummy for the whole day on my first day in kindergarten
你儿子跟我四岁半的儿子名字一样,Kai好像很流行的名字,他也是爸爸是白人,我们选择了私立学校,在Arizona school choice 可以把公立学校的钱申请出来上私立学校
@atlasx5947Ай бұрын
认真的吗,孩子刚上幼儿园就决定他将来念医学院或法学院
@atlasx5947Ай бұрын
你该不会是犹太人吧,这两个学院可以说是犹太人聚集地了
@shawn8544Ай бұрын
开玩笑而已,难道你看不出吗?
@huagan2657Ай бұрын
肤浅了,在肚子里就决定了。
@maikelaoshiАй бұрын
It was a joke...he can decide when he is older.
@lucia-ym9kzАй бұрын
旅游签几乎不可能租到公寓的,需要看信用分收入证明等东西,现在很严格
@brianeddie1890Ай бұрын
我现在让孩子先读几年公立小学,中文基础扎实了,再去美国读书
@nakadachi11723Ай бұрын
Please be aware that many robots are active in KZbin and spread some “like real” fake content. They first agree with the KZbinr and then gave some personal insights that are not included in the original videos. Usually exaggerated and provoking, their comments usually draw lots attention. Be careful and don’t be fooled by them.
@wowstarentertainment6123Ай бұрын
why we chose to educate our son
@linli2970Ай бұрын
麦克老师你会投票给谁,川普还是哈里斯?另外,请问你怎么看关于川普的两次刺杀?
@maikelaoshiАй бұрын
他们两个都不行, 我很有可能投票给第三方候选人。还没确定。
@yongdeng1813Ай бұрын
@@maikelaoshithe US politic is a mess. Take the less of 2 evils i guess 🤷🏻♂️
@maikelaoshiАй бұрын
@@yongdeng1813 It's a mess by design. The president doesn't actually change the country very much. The president was never supposed to be in the forefront and act as the face of the country. The government's main role in the US traditionally has been to protect the rights of its citizens. Lately, it has been trying to take away some of those rights, but mostly unsuccessfully. This is the true battle.
@@maikelaoshi 100% agree. I always said the president doesnt decide what policy to implement, he is just a mouth piece. The deep state decides what is in place, and thats the military industrial complex.