As its economy evolves and
its population achieves a higher standard of living, China is looking around the world to build stronger trading relationships.
Not exact matches
It is true that some
high -
achieving countries do have national
standards — examples include Singapore and Finland — but these countries contain small homogeneous
populations that might be more comparable to one of our states or large districts than to the U.S. as a whole.
Three of the four districts we analyzed in detail have
high poverty /
high minority
populations, yet they all welcomed the
standards movement as helping them to define and
achieve important (local) education goals.