Demystifying the Western Imagination of the Miracle of East Asia Education: Transboundary Learning Culture as a New Discourse on Students’ Academic Success

This introduction aims to pinpoint the biased assumptions and contextualized limitations of the existing Western and Orientalist discourse concerning the East Asian learners’ learning experiences, and academic achievements from some postcolonial and post-Oriental perspectives. It also scrutinizes how their learning and culture are shaped through a new concept of transboundary learning culture and schooling systems (TLCS). Based on the overview of the following papers and TLCS framework, such introduction also draws implications for postcolonial and transcultural research studies.

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Beijing international review of education
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1177/25902547251356024
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Global Educational Reforms and Inequalities
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Demystifying the Western Imagination of the Miracle of East Asia Education: Transboundary Learning Culture as a New Discourse on Students’ Academic Success

Jung‐Hoon Jung, Percy Lai Yin Kwok, Young Chun Kim
Beijing international review of education
Global Educational Reforms and Inequalities
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Demystifying the Western Imagination of the Miracle of East Asia Education: Transboundary Learning Culture as a New Discourse on Students’ Academic Success

Jung‐Hoon Jung, Percy Lai Yin Kwok, Young Chun Kim
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This introduction aims to pinpoint the biased assumptions and contextualized limitations of the existing Western and Orientalist discourse concerning the East Asian learners’ learning experiences, and academic achievements from some postcolonial and post-Oriental perspectives. It also scrutinizes how their learning and culture are shaped through a new concept of transboundary learning culture and schooling systems (TLCS). Based on the overview of the following papers and TLCS framework, such introduction also draws implications for postcolonial and transcultural research studies.

Beijing international review of educationVol. 7(1-2)
Chinju National University of Education (KR), Education University of Hong Kong (HK), Pusan National University (KR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 51%
Global Educational Reforms and Inequalities
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