Why are there so few school trips in China?

Ninety-nine percent of schools in China do not have the concept of a school trip.

School trips are group student trips that are held by schools in Japan.

It is organized by the school leaders and teachers to lead students to travel and study abroad.

Tourism learning is actually just traveling, and while traveling, you can also understand the cultural customs of different places or foreign countries, which is also considered learning.

In Japan, many schools organize this event, even if it is a key school.

For example, South Korea is the same, following the example of Japan, many Korean schools also have school trips.

However, it seems that China does not have the idea of going on a school trip for many reasons, including the education system, security, and funding.

In the final analysis, China is an exam-oriented education, which is different from the education system of Japan and South Korea.

China is a country that attaches great importance to scores and grades, and has not made great efforts in basic education for so-called quality education.

And for the character of Chinese, leading students to travel is afraid of accidents.

There is also the issue of funding, basically speaking, the vast majority of schools in China are public schools.

Many schools, including elementary schools, middle schools, universities, etc., are public schools.

Public schools are maintained by national and local financial allocations, and the normal income of schools must be handed over to the national or local finances.

Normal income refers to tuition, books, insurance, tuition and fees, etc.

Irregular income is the extra tuition fee arranged by the school, the extra cost of purchasing books, etc.

There are also some miscellaneous, many of them, and this is collected by the school itself.

I think everyone should understand.

As a result, Chinese schools do not have the funds to carry out school trips.

The national or local government does not allocate funds to schools because they want to organize so-called school trips.

Even if the students are willing to raise funds on their own, the school teachers do not dare to agree to it privately.

The school leaders probably didn't dare to do the same, something happened, and the school was afraid of taking responsibility.

As long as the national education department does not actively promote school trips, Chinese schools generally do not engage in school trips.

In China, it is enough for schools to only want to improve students' scores, and school trips do not make sense to them.

Yes, my classmates once took a year off, went on a trip, worked for a year and continued to study at school, you can apply to the school for a leave of absence, and then continue your studies.

School tours are part of Japan's elementary, middle, and higher education programs, and are cultural and educational exchanges. There are destinations for school trips between countries and regions. A school trip to Japan originated in 1882 when the teacher organized a visit to Tokyo and Ueno"The 2nd Industrial Development Promotion Expo", which also became later"Group tours for high school and junior high school students"The beginning of the event.

While"School trips"The term was named after a similar event held at Nagano Normal School (now Shinshu University) the following year, which attracted much attention and was published in the Dainihon Education Magazine No. 54 on April 20, 1887 (Meiji 20), and the term has been used ever since.

School trips are for the purpose of studying, and it is easier for students to learn from the trips. School trips in Japan are divided into several categories depending on the content of study, such as history study, which is mainly through visiting historical sites and learning about history. This kind of trip is mostly to places such as Kyoto, Nara, and Tokyo, which are full of historical sites.

There are also forest study trips and agricultural study trips to experience nature.

A little bit of personal opinion.

China is too big.

Even with a large population base.

Spread evenly, except for a specific area, the density of population is not very large, but the so-called forest is big, and there are all kinds of birds.

The large population base determines that there are all kinds of people.

Security is a big concern.

And our country's character and philosophy of "more is better than less" and the children's character are indeed very detached, and it takes a lot to ensure safety.

And because of the education system, time is not very allowed.

In fact, there is some controversy in Japan right now.

Some also believe that this is due to the increasing speed of economic development and transportation.

There is not much point in school trips.

But it is well planned due to its long history.

It can be a good reflection of the help for personality development and the improvement of the awareness of teamwork. The difference in China is that due to China's national conditions, there will be "special cases" among children. When there are more "exceptions", the rules are not easy to follow.

It is not easy to carry out naturally.

In fact, the training of personality development and other qualities is not limited to "school trips", so it seems that "school trips" are not widely promoted for the time being.

In fact, I think the school is already a small society......