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.
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Teacher Student relations
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"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..."
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