He argues that excellent schools arise when a society is energetic, open, and cohesive enough to invest in every child's future and make teaching high-status, autonomous work.
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Good Schools
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"Does that make sense? That's energy. Okay? So openness just means that you want to learn, you want to grow. You're willing to admit..."
"Right? You pay them very well. You give them high status. And you give them a lot of autonomy and freedom because then they..."
"...this narrative of if you work hard, you go to a good school, you actually have a better chance of getting into like top..."
"...system where if you're smart, you're allowed to go to a good school. When you're dumb, you're not allowed to go to school at..."
"...most schools not all schools there are there are some really good schools out there but most schools are failing in their mission school..."
"...You just understand, okay, ten white faces, therefore, this is a good school. It's that simple. Okay? And then, of course, you want some..."
"...comply, how to do what you're told, they're happy. You're a good school. Okay?"
"...you do. You have some top students who will get into good schools so that the school can brag about them. You have lots..."
"...we tell students, you're smart, you're stupid. Smart students go to good schools and good universities and they get good jobs. Stupid students go..."
"...lunch with a new friend. And he went to a very good school called Georgetown. It's based in Washington, D.C., and it's where Bill..."
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