| Bio | Rod Lawrence's first acquaintance with China was in 1986 when he spent two years at Changchun University in northeast China as a lecturer in English. In 1990 he returned for a three-year appointment as lecturer in British studies at Guangdong University of Foreign Studies in the south of the country, during which period he helped to develop a course book and teacher's manual for British studies at university level. He has held lecturing posts at the School of Oriental and African Studies. University of London, and at Peter Symonds' College in Winchester. He spent the 1997-8 academic year in Guangzhou and returned there to teach in September 2000. |
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| Title | Type | Date |
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| Education in China: Preparation for Citizenship | ![]() |
Feb 2000 |
| Education in China: Preparation for Citizenship | ||
| Mr Rod Lawrence | ||
| Asian Affairs, Volume 31 Number 3 | November 2000 | |
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