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He says Chinese teachers spend a large share of work time in professional development and research, making teaching an intellectual pursuit rather than just a job.
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He says Chinese teachers spend a large share of work time in professional development and research, making teaching an intellectual pursuit rather than just a job.
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"are expected to grow all the time I think a third of all uh work uh for teachers is in professional development so they..."
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"for teaching because here in China primary school teachers are expected to do research and scholarship at the level of University professors I think..."
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"...you say that a third of their working hours are in professional learning are the other two -thirds teaching or is that still some..."
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