Education
马云对教育的看法
阿里巴巴的创始人马云去年9月从中国电子商务巨头退休，专注于教育，他称教育是我们这个时代“最重要、最关键的问题”。他关心的是：世界变化很快，但教育却没有跟上这一步伐。
Jenny Anderson
Senior reporter, Quartz, covering science of learning, future of schools and early childhood development. Ten-year veteran of the New York Times where I covered finance and schools. Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs ('99), Colorado College ('94), National Cathedral School ('90). Skier, runner, reader, mom. Bad knees.
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