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Jiang criticizes American schooling for instant gratification, student disengagement, and medicating children with Adderall and Ritalin when they cannot sit still.
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American Education
Jiang criticizes American schooling for instant gratification, student disengagement, and medicating children with Adderall and Ritalin when they cannot sit still.
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"Yeah. I mean, I mean like I could go on and on about the defects in the American school system. I mean, they sort..."
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"No. We've heard a lot of horror stories and clearly the students in America right now are disengaged from, from learning. The other issue..."
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"And then we're going to kill your brain and it's because you can't sit still. But no one thinks, well, the kid can't stand..."
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"...of the, the difference between the Chinese education system and the American education system is teaching a young child. And this, this has to..."
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