He defines deliberate practice as strategic self-assessment: a learner identifies weaknesses, tests a plan, and changes that plan if it fails.
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Self Assessment
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Jiang uses Dunning-Kruger to argue that poor self-assessment is a core educational problem: the weakest performers may lack the capacity to recognize their own weakness.
Jiang says the hardest thing for students to learn is accurate self-assessment.
Jiang says in Chinese education what matters is not absolute test performance but relative performance against peers, so classroom proximity is part of how students self-assess and compete.
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"Okay? So those who have a growth mindset, if they fail, they try harder. Those who have a fixed mindset, if they fail, they..."
"...well. Okay? So this is the idea of self -reflection or self -assessment. Constantly thinking about how you are as a student and figure..."
"And then after they took the IQ test, they asked each student, how do you think you did on the IQ test? Do you..."
"...Right? We have self -control. We have resilience. And we have self -assessment. And so as educators, as schools, what we can do is..."
"...space enough autonomy to learn the skills of self -reflection and self -assessment now what's really interesting about this time is that because of..."
"My wife, who did go for the Chinese school system, she explains there are two good reasons. The first reason is that what matters..."
"...don't have much confidence in others. Okay? And the idea of self -assessment, right? Looking inward. Well, if you're a poor child who lives..."
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