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Jiang defends discussing Outliers because it creates debate, and creating discussion is what educators strive to accomplish.
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Outliers
Jiang defends discussing Outliers because it creates debate, and creating discussion is what educators strive to accomplish.
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"Doesn't it put out that silly notion that rice farming is responsible for better math and medical capability?"
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"You know what? It creates discussion. It creates debate. And that's what we strive to accomplish as educators. The Brain That Changes Itself by..."
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"...kids on average. All right. So Saudi Arabia is actually an outlier and the reason why is that it gets all the money from..."
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"...does that make sense? Okay. So Saudi Arabia it's really an outlier here. Alright. But the problem is what happens if Saudi Arabia runs..."
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"...what enhances their creativity. It's a very good book for educators. Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. Oh, really? That one? I'm sorry I had to..."
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