His strategy evolved from program leadership to teacher training because he concluded reform needs teacher mindset change and teachers as agents of change.
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Education Reform
His strategy evolved from program leadership to teacher training because he concluded reform needs teacher mindset change and teachers as agents of change.
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He treats his current classroom work as field research for a future blueprint for education reform, not as an immediate plan to change the whole Chinese school system.
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"So I was unaware of this massive cultural opportunity. When I first started in education, 20 years ago in China, and I myself have..."
"much opposition and protest against what I was doing, I've modified a lot of my techniques and strategies over the years. So I switched..."
"...come along and use this blueprint in order to better promote education reform and change in China another way of understanding what I'm trying..."
"...with us, Professor Zhang, Beijing -based educator, writer, and advocate for education reform, known for his work in promoting creativity, critical thinking, and global..."
"...brainwash you, to indoctrinate you. I know because I've worked in education reform for the past 20 years. So I know how screwed up..."
"...I'm doing everything I could possibly do. In order to promote education reform in China."
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Jiang's education argument begins with a narrow definition and ends with a democratic dream.
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