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from those systems in the USA that combine teacher evaluation and development activities.

Personally, I firmly believe the magic force of this new policy. It seems that I have seen in my mind’s eye the more colorful life, the looser environment, yet the more creative minds of the future students. Our education,so to speak,will bring up a new generation.During the process from applying for a national scientific achievement to winning approval, one needs to “shed several layers of skin.” Only after one is old enough and has reached a certain academic position can one break through such restrictions. However, at that time, the person’s ability for innovation is a far cry from which was in his or her youth.

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