The Problem with ‘Asians Are Good at Science’
theatlantic.com
theatlantic.com
Tiger mums may not be able to cure cancer directly. But if culturally acquired re-inforcement of basic skills in maths and music in young children has any benefit, its going to be in maths and school achievement, which leads to entrance scores at university for STEM subjects and higher degree outcomes which leads to income, which reinforces the cycle.
its not racial. its cultural. the headline could be 'the non-problem with confucianism and being good at science' because respect for elders underpins the tiger mum outcome: you have to do what you're told.
rote learning. you heard it here first. (well.. no but really for the age 6-12, its huge.)