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Jiang says 12 Chinese provinces participated when PISA entered China in 2009, but only Shanghai results were publicly released in 2010 because OECD was confident in Shanghai methodology.
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Jiang says 12 Chinese provinces participated when PISA entered China in 2009, but only Shanghai results were publicly released in 2010 because OECD was confident in Shanghai methodology.
Shanghai K-12 is the strongest system China has for teaching fundamental literacy and numeracy.
"...PISA entered China for the first time, and 12 provinces, including Shanghai, participated in the PISA. And in 2010, when the results were publicly..."
"But I think it's pretty widely understood that Shanghai's educational system itself among Chinese cities and provinces is exceptionally good. Is that correct? Yeah,..."
"...in literacy, the Chinese education system is very good. And the Shanghai school system is at the K -12 level, the very best China..."
"...you why America did this. Okay? This is something called the Shanghai communique. This is published in 1972."
"...framework for all future US -China cooperation and dialogue. And the Shanghai framework basically resolves the Taiwan question. And with regard to the Taiwan..."
"...business ports are actually based in China, okay? The business is Shanghai, followed by Singapore, Ningbo, Shenzhen, Qingdao, Guangzhou, okay? So four, sorry, five..."
"I mean, I've been I've stood in Shanghai Port, which I think is the biggest port in the world, and watched everything going out..."
"...to look to some of the provinces of China like Beijing Shanghai Jiangsu and Zhejiang which really outperform other countries and provinces around the..."
"...in Beijing and you want Beijing to be better than maybe Shanghai or Shenzhen. And then you play a game of maybe a nation..."
"...other okay so think about the cities in china okay beijing shanghai shenzhen chengdu xiang they're all different why because they want to be..."
"...represents the death of civilization. And what is Beijing? What is Shanghai? What is Washington D.C.? What is New York? What is Paris? What..."
"Right? Beijing and Shanghai. Right? But that's not how the system works. There is a quota system in place. There's geographic distribution. Only certain..."
Shanghai can win PISA and still not prove that its schools are forming whole people.
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