A democratic classroom must coax students out of memorization addiction by making speech safe, failure tolerable, feedback precise, and teacher response non-judgmental.
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Dante's Hell is not just a ladder of sins in this lecture.
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Dante's Hell is not just a ladder of sins in this lecture.
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Jiang says the live stream format will become a regular practice because repeated audience questions help him understand the community and think more deeply, which in turn improves his videos.
Jiang says the live stream gave him a much clearer sense of what the community is interested in than he had before the event.
Jiang argues that understanding the audience's questions and interests will help him calibrate future videos and choose better topics.
Jiang says evidence, logic, and specific feedback are empathy practices because they keep discussion from collapsing into insults and train students to respond to ideas rather than attack people.
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"...non -judgmental when students respond, while giving very concrete and specific feedback on how students can improve. That's actually very difficult to do, to..."
"But if you're able to do that, you're able to do a lot of things. And I think that's what I need to do...."
"Yeah. So don't worry, this is going to be the regular thing. OK, so so so this is great for me because it's helping..."
"Okay. I just found that question particularly interesting because Turkey is currently a NATO member and is an ally of the United States and..."
"...to, as a way to debate and also to offer specific feedback when, when, when you're discussing. I mean, in kids, I mean, it's..."
"...in mind and i get very frustrated i like i like feedback i like to be challenged but sometimes when i am challenged too..."
"...being published as manuscripts and they're being circulated around and the feedback you've been getting is very positive, but you don't know what the..."
"...i'll reflect on on how it went and please offer some feedback as well as you as how you think it went and then..."
"...with different AI mirrors trained on different values, narratives, and emotions feedback loops? At that point, is AI merely a tool of civilization, or..."
"...Katie. Appreciate you always being here. Appreciate it. Appreciate the good feedback. Paul says Trump has won his 10th war."
"...this work recently, have you had any particularly surprising or interesting feedback, something from a teacher or parent or student that is unexpected, something..."
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