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Jiang's hypothetical education ideal: training children to be worldly, strong, and resilient rather than merely test-optimized.
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Viking school
Jiang's hypothetical education ideal: training children to be worldly, strong, and resilient rather than merely test-optimized.
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Jiang presents a 16-year-old Viking as worldly, strong, and resilient because the culture teaches practical survival skills rather than controlled test-taking.
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"...a choice whether to send my child to Yale or to Viking school, I would send my kid to Viking school. Because I want..."
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"...not joking, guys. If there was such a thing as a Viking school where you learned to be a Viking, I would send my..."
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"Right? But if you're weaker than me, then I will steal from you. The idea here is opportunistic. You're shameless in taking advantage of..."
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"You know how to cook your own food. It means you know how to take care of animals. If a cow is about to..."
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"And you'll be able to find yourself home. Okay? If I put you anywhere in the European world, you'll know how to navigate yourself..."
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