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Where teachers are scarce, internet fills gap

By Wang Ying in Shanghai | China Daily | Updated: 2016-11-19 07:27

A broader school curriculum is reaching some of China's most remote communities, thanks to technology

Although he lives in a remote village in Gansu province, 10-year-old Xu Guohua dreams of learning to paint and going to study in Hong Kong one day.

Xu's artistic ambition has been inspired by a weekly internet learning experience that started a year ago when his school, Youfang Primary School, joined the NGO Project VolunOnline.

Where teachers are scarce, internet fills gap

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