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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...what we try to do here is what I call empathy in practice. So even though we don't articulate it, even though we don't..."
Jiang's label for a school design where empathy is enacted through reading, group work, discussion norms, and assessment structure rather than preached as a slogan.
Jiang describes his school as 'empathy in practice': empathy is foundational to the program even when it is not explicitly taught as doctrine.
"...what we try to do here is what I call empathy in practice. So even though we don't articulate it, even though we don't..."
"So, you know, excuse me, your, your proposal then to Ashoka was kind of your school itself was what were you, what you were..."
Jiang begins with a vocabulary problem and turns it into a civilizational one.
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