• STUDENT LOGIN
  • REGISTER
  • BLOG
  • STORE

For More Details
Contact

  • Email: info@chinesesphere.com
  • US Tel: 949.608.9877
  • China Tel: 86.22.8789.7186
  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • How It Works
    • Pricing
    • Teachers
    • Career
    • FAQ
    • Resource Links
  • LEARN CHINESE
    • Kids Chinese Lessons
    • K-12 Chinese Lessons
    • AP Chinese
    • Contemporary Chinese Lessons
    • Chinese Culture Lessons
    • AP Chinese Test Prep
    • SAT ll Chinese Test Prep
    • Business Chinese Lessons
    • Daily Chinese Lessons
    • Travel Chinese Lessons
    • Chinese Translation
    • Chinese Writing Lessons
  • LEARN ENGLISH
    • Ethics and Character Building Lesson
    • Kids English Lessons
    • Elementary School English
    • Middle School English
    • English Grammar Lessons
    • High School English
    • SAT Prep Lessons
    • Business English Lessons
    • Daily English Lessons
    • Conversational English Lessons
    • Contemporary United States
    • Travel English Lessons
    • Online K-12 School
  • OTHER SUBJECTS
    • Math Lessons in Chinese
    • Math Lessons in English
    • Chinese Calligraphy
    • Chinese Water Painting
    • Companion Chat in Chinese
  • CONSULTING
  • SCHOOLS
  • CORPORATIONS
  • AFFILIATES

Archive for the ‘Education in General’ Category

The Chinese Language and Characters, Simplified or Traditional

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

As an Online Chinese School, at www.chinesesphere.com, we never debate about what to teach, simplified or traditional characters.  We teach them both for students who have the time and willingness to learn them.  I was born and raised in China during Cultural Revolution, and still manage to learn both forms of Chinese characters since I love to read ancient novels, all of them were written and published in Traditional Characters.

Many of our students from American and Europe prefer simplified version due to its simplicity, and ease to write.  Our teacher tries to point out the related traditional characters to our student so they are aware of characters’ origin and its artistically constructed form.  On the other hand, our students from Hong Kong and Japan, prefers to learn the traditional characters since that’s most of the textbook and print media uses.  We tend not to teach simplified characters to student learning in traditional format unless requested by students.

Learning Chinese Online has so much flexibility on what to learn, from whom to learn, and when to learn, it became a lesser issue of a debate in practice of what to learn and teach, simplified or traditional.  We still would like the interested party to read the debate to understand the issue in your own mind.  Enjoy learning with us, the best online Chinese school.

http://roomfordebate.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/05/02/chinese-language-ever-evolving/

Tags: learn Chinese online, Learn Traditional Chinese Language, Online Chinese School, Traditional Chinese Language School, Traditional Online Chinese Language
Education in General | No Comments »

Chinese college graduates has high unemployment rate, just like here in the United States

Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Educated and Fearing the Future in China is the title of this article (click on the link below), it will be equally true if we just change China to United States in the heading.  Even last decade, having a college degree means having a job and career, now a wider notion of ability and sense of passion is needed to stand out amonge the cllege graduated crowd.  http://roomfordebate.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/07/educated-and-fearing-the-future-in-china/

Learning Chinese will fit in with a wider notion of ability.  Learning a secondary language, like Chinese, not only provide the learner with a concrete skill, but also introduce him to a new culture, and different way of thinking about issues and concerns of the world.

Education in General | No Comments »

  • Recent Comments

    • SCHOOLS
    • LEARN CHINESE
    • OUR STUDENTS
    • How to say I love You in 100 Languages
  • Archives

    • September 2010
    • July 2010
    • April 2010
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Learn Chinese
  • Learn English
  • Learn Math
  • Career
  • Tutor Login
  • Terms
  • Privacy
  • Learn Chinese Links
  • Contact Us
  • Sitemap

Copyright 2010 © Chinesesphere.com. All rights reserved.