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Jiang says his school tries to strip away incentive-based learning and teach students that they are in school to become individuals and thinkers rather than short-term test performers.
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"We're wired for empathy just through mere neurons and biologically. I mean think about this. I mean like we have families, right? We have..."
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"And we don't want short -term goals. Learning is a lifelong process. This is a message that we communicate to them all the time...."
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Jiang begins with a vocabulary problem and turns it into a civilizational one.
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