Adventures in China

Commentary:
Bargaining
Things I missed
Banquets
Foreign and Female
Flag Raising
Being Foreign
Usual Day
Grocery Store
Pollution
Media
Everything's Fine
Child Policies
Driving
Starting Over
Authority
Guanxi
Poverty
Dirt
Doing Business

Being Vegetarian
Dress Codes
Last Minute
Objectification
Dating, Sex, and Marriage
Toilet Evolution
Friendship
Things Change

Teaching:
A Student's Day
A Teacher's Day
A Preschool Day
Being an Asset
Authority
Discipline
Chinese Methods
Gifts

Looking Back:
Things I Miss
Things I Don't Miss
Oddities
Evolution
Patriotism
Culture Shock

Photos:
Beijing
Around Luoyang 1
Around Luoyang 2
Around Henan
Village Life
Xi'an
Different Schools

Travel:
Trains
General Travel Tips
Food
City Travel
Guides vs Books


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Student's Schedule

At the private boarding school, students live on the following schedule. They follow this schedule seven days a week, but there are no classes on Sunday afternoon. They then have a four or five day break at the end of every month.

The public middle and high schools have a nearly identical daily schedule. The public elementary students are the same, but without night classes. However, the public schools don't have school on Saturday or Sunday. Occasionally, public schools will have "structured study" time on weekends when students are expected to be in school. Most students go home for lunch and a rest during the middle of the day.

All students, public and private, spend the whole day in one classroom. The teachers move from classroom to classroom.

primary school students at morning exercises 5:50 get up
6:10 morning exercise
6:30 reading
7:20 breakfast
8:10 1st class
9:05 2nd class
9:50 exercises and a snack
10:15 3rd class
11:10 4th class
12:00 lunch
12:30 nap
14:30 5th class
15:25 6th class
16:10 snack
18:20 7th class
17:15 extra curricular class
18:00 supper
19:00 self study with a teacher present
19:55 self study with a teacher present
20:30 self study with a teacher present
22:00 bed



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