Jiang says school leadership for reform requires an open door, modeled courage, visible mistakes, and low hierarchy between leader and teachers.
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Open Door
Jiang says school leadership for reform requires an open door, modeled courage, visible mistakes, and low hierarchy between leader and teachers.
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"...important thing as a school leader is to make it an open door policy, right? So you, the school leader, you need to be..."
"...up by the Europeans, right? The Americans negotiated something called the Open Door Policy and everyone agreed to carve China up into different countries...."
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Jiang's education argument begins with a narrow definition and ends with a democratic dream.
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