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In Jiang's ranking, parents matter because they pay and can create trouble; teachers matter because they implement the rules; government and colleges often care only that the school produces no problems or paying students.
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In Jiang's ranking, parents matter because they pay and can create trouble; teachers matter because they implement the rules; government and colleges often care only that the school produces no problems or paying students.
"...you have students, parents, teachers, leaders, school administrators, and then the colleges. Okay? Another thing that you have to do in game theory that's..."
"...does as long as it doesn't cause me any problems. The colleges don't care either. They say they want really passionate students who are..."
"...the three major players. The parents, the teachers, administrators, students, government, colleges. They are in this game. They don't really matter. So, now what..."
"...class. You could have three kids and all of them to college. You could have a cottage. So let's go back to that time..."
"...taught in schools? How come people don't talk about this in colleges? How come it's taking a, uh, Donald Trump, Donald Trump to make..."
"...the best grades so that you can get into a good college, right?"
"...united states right you all want to go united states for college get a degree and hopefully stay there get a good job but..."
"...America and this makes sense because India has a very competitive college system where only the best and brightest get into their technical Institute's..."
"...students in school and they go on to the most prestigious colleges they are the smartest with the highest iq you would think they..."
"...about myself so the year is 2008 i went to yale college okay in the united states and i was an english major i..."
"...so the first thing i did was i went to yale college and i did was i looked at the situation at the school..."
"...South China and when our students had the best record of college admissions in South China okay so this sounds great right okay the..."
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