Chinese tutoring model in America

The United States has no exam-oriented education, is the children's paradise? You may be disappointed to see this news: In recent years, more and more white American parents have sent them to cram schools to help their children get into a good junior high school, of which Chinese-run classes are the most popular. A few years ago, Elma Moy, from China, opened a cram school in Henry Street in Manhattan and started targeting Chinese student groups in Chinatown, but recently changed dramatically, according to the New York Times. It is now commonplace for white students to attend tutorial centres. But just five years ago, it was hard to imagine a tutorial institution with non-Asian students. The reason for this change is that the parents of ordinary families in New York, like the Chinese, are concerned about their children's learning, hoping to improve their test scores through cram schools and get into a better junior high school. According to a statistic, in 2011, 97% of the students in the tutorial centres were Chinese, and now this figure fell to 70%. Nevertheless, the Chinese tutorial centres also have to face competition from Japanese tutoring centres, and in order to compete for students, some institutions even renamed to cater to clients, such as the "horizon" of a famous Chinese school "Horizon" (Gifted Kids New York City). To recruit white students. (More knowledge net Andy)