He argues that urban teachers transformed rural outcomes partly by bringing belief and optimism with them, making students imagine a future beyond the countryside.
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Teacher belief
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"50 years we've had this massive transformation in education so let me really explain why um this transformation happened we found that the gap..."
"that every one of these 50 kids every one of them got a PhD and these are kids who are children of farmers and..."
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