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Gaokao reform is trying to diversify admissions through interviews, high-school GPA, and academic achievements, but the unresolved question is public appetite for change.
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Gaokao reform is trying to diversify admissions through interviews, high-school GPA, and academic achievements, but the unresolved question is public appetite for change.
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"Was it Tsinghua that was also going to open up some, some actual research? Interviews, personal interviews with certain applicants? Was it Tsinghua or..."
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"So, so, so the Gaokao, that's the major area of focus. So the idea of Gaokao is how do we go about changing it..."
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"And And that question isn't being settled right now. The other major trend that we're seeing, and David alluded to this much earlier, is..."
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