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He says Chinese schools in the 1980s were better in part because teachers were respected, felt responsibility for the young, took joy in their work, and students faced less pressure while learning more.
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He says Chinese schools in the 1980s were better in part because teachers were respected, felt responsibility for the young, took joy in their work, and students faced less pressure while learning more.
"Right? You pay them very well. You give them high status. And you give them a lot of autonomy and freedom because then they..."
School says it teaches literacy, competence, creativity, and lifelong learning.
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