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He opposes English teaching built around memorizing word lists and instead asks students to read books, act scenes, and write literary analysis.
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English Teaching
He opposes English teaching built around memorizing word lists and instead asks students to read books, act scenes, and write literary analysis.
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"...in subtle manners, students thrive. So an example of this is English teaching, right? So right now I'm teaching English. And again, the problem..."
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"And I have always been opposed to that. And so I've been slowly trying to get kids to read books and to act out..."
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"...abroad. But the official policy is to promote Chinese teaching over English teaching."
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Jiang's education argument begins with a narrow definition and ends with a democratic dream.
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