After this survey of the progress of Chinese education during the past two decades, Dr. Wang said, we are forced to the following conelusions:—Firstly, the present systems of higher and secondary education should not be expanded numerically, [but should be improved in quality.
Secondly, the present systems of primary, normal, vocational, and social education should not only be improved in-quality, but should also be. expanded numerically.
In conclusion, he expressed the hope that the educators of the country, including all those interested in the promotion of education in China, will redouble their efforts for improvement of the Chinese educational system, and the elimination of its shortcomings. The educational authorities of the central and local governments should also ce-operate with each other in formulating educa-Honal policies, "In particular, he said, they should not only have the will' but 120. show determination in overcoming the drawbacks of our present educational "system—Kuo work.
Tu order to further improve the system of higher education, Dr. Wang said, the Government witt pay particular attention to the following problems!. The improvement of the equipment in the schools, with special reference to laboratory equipment of the colleges of "science, Strengthening of the college and university faculties; safeguarding the Integrity of funds of the various national and private colleges anal
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