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In Jiang's account, the 2008 South China program began from replacing memorization and performative activities with seminar discussion, real reading, student-run business practice, and doing rather than merely talking.
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In Jiang's account, the 2008 South China program began from replacing memorization and performative activities with seminar discussion, real reading, student-run business practice, and doing rather than merely talking.
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"in school so i was hired in 2008 to go to xinjiang in south china and help the school shouldn't middle school build in..."
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"do is you take kids and you stick notes and you take tests you don't communicate you don't ask questions you don't debate okay..."
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"...okay so first thing i did was i set up a seminar system so rather than change classes i invited these american teachers to..."
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"...everywhere you go, it's a competition. In the classroom. It's a seminar style. So you're with 20 other students, and the professor's asking you..."
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