Jiang distinguishes strong Chinese teaching culture from a problematic assessment system that still overvalues test scores and pressures students.
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Jiang distinguishes strong Chinese teaching culture from a problematic assessment system that still overvalues test scores and pressures students.
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"...is problematic because all anyone cares about in China are the test scores right so this is all in the name of getting higher..."
"...studying, and it sounds good because this will lead to higher test scores, but obviously you couldn't do that in America because the parents..."
"...school leadership role at the moment as school principal and obviously test scores are always a really important data set for any school leader..."
"...much more likely to do better in school. They have higher test scores. They have better careers. Their careers are more stable. They get..."
"...the gaokao, you take an examination, and then based on your test score, you get into the university. and this is a system that..."
"...okay in this new system grades are not the only factor test scores are not the only factor now it's focused on holistic holistic..."
"...have the system that we have today where it's not just test scores it's essays it's transcript it's teacher recommendations because they want to..."
"...students getting good grades all he or she cares about our test scores right that's the first major difference the first teacher who loves..."
"...Kids need to read more. Kids need to focus more on test scores. And then you have a perfect balance, okay? And that's my..."
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