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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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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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"So now I've returned to school leadership, but working at a principle level. So I have complete control over the curriculum. I am better..."
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"...and to act out certain scenes in the book, to write literary analysis essays. And only in two weeks, we've seen students, their minds..."
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Jiang's education argument begins with a narrow definition and ends with a democratic dream.
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