One panelist argues the central problem in education is not resources but school mindset.
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School culture
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Jiang argues the school's distinctiveness comes from its nurturing community and the quality of interaction between teachers and students, not just its elite outcomes.
Jiang says his school tries to strip away incentive-based learning and teach students that they are in school to become individuals and thinkers rather than short-term test performers.
Jiang says his school's program is highly distinctive in China and that students feel more respected, empowered, and personally better inside it.
Jiang says empathy cannot be taught half-heartedly or confined to a standalone class; it must pervade the whole school culture like water.
Jiang says neuroscience books reinforcing the importance of empathy are part of the reading culture surrounding the school's practices.
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"I think the problem right now that we face in education isn't one of resources. It's one of mindset. So the solution, if you..."
"So, Peking University High School. So, the high school itself was founded in 1960 as a lab school for Peking University. So, a lot..."
"makes this high school very interesting is the sort of community, the sort of interactions between the teachers and the students. It's a very..."
"We're wired for empathy just through mere neurons and biologically. I mean think about this. I mean like we have families, right? We have..."
"And we don't want short -term goals. Learning is a lifelong process. This is a message that we communicate to them all the time...."
"now right I mean you know what we do is very special in China what we do is very distinctive and you know our..."
"Yeah, you know, empathy cannot be done half -heartedly. You know, you cannot have a class on empathy. It has to be, it's like..."
"You know, we, we, we, we read a lot of books of, on neuroscience, the brain that changes itself, the accidental, the accidental mind,..."
"...well in the classroom don't blame the teacher blame blame the school culture in the leadership because you're not actually encouraging collaboration among teachers..."
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