Jiang says public schools in China are heavily monitored through textbooks and tests, producing extreme conformity in the education system.
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Public Schools
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"...operate in a, in a very gray area in China. So public schools are monitored very heavily in China. There are certain textbooks that..."
"I think the problem with education, especially public school education in China, is that the students don't know why they're learning. They think the..."
"Well, I mean, schools, public schools were created to brainwash you, to indoctrinate you. I know because I've worked in education reform for the..."
"...know, like, you know, um, in 2008, I built China's first public school international program to send Chinese kids to America for college. And..."
"...in 2008, I got a job building and managing China's first public school study abroad program. And I was successful. But the process of..."
"...extensive work in promoting the teaching of creativity in the Chinese public school system, Creative China and Schools for the Soul. He's spoken at..."
"This is not a public school. It's a private school. He's in public school. Um, students prepare for the college entrance examination or Chinese..."
"...passport to enter these schools um and then you have the public schools and then in between are these gray areas uh schools that..."
"Yeah. I know. I mean, it was a standard Toronto public school education. So in high school, you know, you read Hamlet, you read..."
"...Mm -hmm. schools are like my younger brother works in a public school and I when I talk to him I mean like I..."
"...start of the boom. And I was at a very good public school and I had all these connections overseas."
"So I started China's first public school international program that was modeled off of a American liberal arts college. We had a 5,000 book..."
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