CROSS-EDUCATION

Cross-culture Education and Moral Education in English Teaching

With the development of modern culture, it is meaningful for our Chinese teachers to develop and improve moral education and way of thinking in English cross-culture education, which will enhance university students’ ability in distinguishing choosing western culture during their learning.

The Cross-Education Phenomenon: Brain and Beyond

Objectives: Unilateral resistance training produces strength gains in the untrained homologous muscle group, an effect termed "cross-education." The observed strength transfer has traditionally been considered a phenomenon of the nervous system, with few studies examining the contribution of factors beyond the brain and spinal cord. In this hypothesis and theory article, we aim to discuss furth...

Evaluation of Cross-Cultural Higher Education Learning

Changing roles of contemporary higher education has increased the challenges of assessing higher learning from the assessment point of view despite the plethora of available standardized instruments. Existing instruments require modifications in order to accommodate the context of the study as well as to suit the institutional objectives, philosophy and program structure hence adjudging that th...

Pursuing an integrated approach in education: Promoting access and improving quality Cross-section evaluation on education

Cross-specialty training in the era of competency-based education.