Jiang explains student disruption online as a response to an offline power dynamic in which teachers control everything and students grow resentful.
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Power Dynamics
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...it's kind of like the linchpin on on who's right around power dynamics so but i don't think western finance would allow it to..."
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"...students to disrupt learning online, and they do it because the power dynamic, teachers have complete control over everything, which makes kids resentful. And..."
"...it's kind of like the linchpin on on who's right around power dynamics so but i don't think western finance would allow it to..."
"...role of israel in all of this um is the true power dynamic the true power relationship why is it turning out like this..."
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