The Rural Education Action Program is part of the Stanford Center on China’s Economy and Institutions.
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Podcast: The Role of EdTech in Education
December 2019
On their podcast production, Middlebury College students Christian Poulsen and Frederick Mosier interview Professor Scott Rozelle on the role of educational technology in rural China.
Healthy Future: Breastfeeding Tutorial in English
April 2019
Video Production Credit: Digital MEdIC Program of the Center for Health Education and Stanford Medicine, Stanford University This video was created by the Digital MEdIC Program at Stanford University as part of a series of videos that highlight...
Healthy Future: Breastfeeding Tutorial in Chinese
April 2019
Video Production Credit: Digital MEdIC Program of the Center for Health Education and Stanford Medicine, Stanford University This video was created by the Digital MEdIC Program and the Rural Education Action Program at Stanford University to train...
Yi Xi: How Rural Children's Development Affects China in the Future
December 2017
This video is in Chinese.
Perfecting Parenting
June 2015
In rural China, many parents don't talk to or play with their babies. This can stunt their socio-emotional and cognitive development. Watch how we're studying the effects of improved parenting practices on child development.
Seeing is Learning: Vision Care for China's Rural Students
July 2014
Learn how the REAP team tested the vision of more than 30,000 children and passed out 10,000 pairs of glasses.
Nourishing the Future: Nutrition for China's Rural Babies
July 2014
Learn how the REAP team tested the cognitive and motor development of 2,000 rural Chinese babies.
Welcome to the Annual REAP Trip!
July 2014
Learn what it's like to participate in the annual REAP trip - an unparalleled chance to see REAP in action and learn firsthand about China's ongoing development challenges.
REAP at a Glance
July 2014
Learn the basics of REAP's approach and our research areas of interest in this short documentary.
Dreams to Fulfill
July 2014
Why does REAP focus on education? Behind the empiricism that characterizes REAP's work are hopes and dreams that deserve to be fulfilled.
The Rural Education Action Project
July 2014
What makes REAP's research approach so innovative to begin with? This documentary details how REAP's collaborative, empirical approach position the organization to alleviate poverty on a large scale.
Paying for Performance in China's Battle Against Anemia
July 2014
Millions of students in China’s poor rural schools have anemia. Why is it that so little is being done to overcome this invisible epidemic?
Technology and Education: Computer Assisted Learning in Poor Migrant Schools
July 2014
Can educational software serve as a remedial aid in chronically under resourced schools? The Chinese government has committed billions of dollars to placing computers in schools across China.
Collaborating with Policymakers: Making High School Free
July 2014
Productive collaborations with education officials in rural areas are key to scaling up REAP's successful interventions.
Anemia: Rural China's Invisible Epidemic
July 2014
REAP is dedicated to understanding and addressing the problem of iron deficiency and anemia in rural China: its consequences for health and education, and practical solutions for families and schools.
Rural Boarding Schools in China: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
November 2012
In the wake of a nationwide school merger program carried out in the early 2000s, boarding schools have sprung up across rural China.
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