Jiang says the school sent students to Botswana for service learning with AIDS orphans and disabled children because cross-cultural adaptation and processing difficult experience train empathy.
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Disabled children
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"...learning there, to work with AIDS orphans and to work with disabled children. And that, obviously, was intellectually very challenging. And to shift from..."
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