Jiang distinguishes strong Chinese teaching culture from a problematic assessment system that still overvalues test scores and pressures students.
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Assessment
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Greg says Jiang may not fit that failed-prophecy archetype exactly, but listeners should keep the pattern in mind when judging information that arrives through revelatory channels.
The same speaker proposes reimagining teachers as designers of curriculum, assessment, relationships, and learning experiences rather than recipients of fixed rules.
He says the school tries to move away from tests toward papers, presentations, and experiments so students get concrete accomplishment and collaborative end products instead of narrow exam validation.
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"...professional teaching in China is great but the end goal the assessment system is problematic because all anyone cares about in China are the..."
"That seems to be the consistent thing. Prophet says I get these messages they come with insights that make those messages more interesting or..."
"...teachers as designers. And as designers of curriculum, as designers of assessment, designers of relationships and learning experiences. Design thinking enables you to give..."
"Third is to emphasize evidence and logic as a way to, as a way to debate and also to offer specific feedback when, when,..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
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The panel's strongest claim is that education reform does not fail first on money or technique.
Jiang begins with a vocabulary problem and turns it into a civilizational one.
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