Have any members taught in boarding schools in Asia?
Here are some items which may or may not have be available/provided.
1. Highly scattered population, children have to travel long distances to get to school, which is very inconvenient.
2. If schools were to be built in every place the students live, it would be very difficult to ensure adequate teachers and quality of teaching in each school.
3. Local governments set up boarding schools according to actual needs to ensure all children's equal right to education,
4. The rights and freedoms of all ethnic groups, including the freedom of religious belief and the freedom to use and develop their own spoken and written languages, are fully protected.
5. It is entirely up to the students and their parents whether to go to boarding schools or not.
6. Students can choose to go home on every weekend, holiday and festival, as well as during the winter and summer breaks.
7. Parents can visit their children at school any time and take their children home whenever needed.
8. Schools open courses of traditional culture, such as language literature and folk dance.
9. Traditional food unique to the area are provided.
10. Students are allowed to wear traditional dresses at school.
Are there compulsory standards in Asia, or elsewhere, if you have had any experience?