What does 着急 mean in 我们不能太着急 in the context of exam-oriented education (应试教育) versus all-round education (素质教育)? This text is talking about 应试教育 versus 素质教育。In this sentence the last phrase is a bit unclear.


  应该说已经推动了应试教育向素质教育的转变，但是这个转变非常艰难，是一个痛苦的漫长的过程，我们不能太着急。


Dictionaries say ‘着急’ means 'worry, feel anxious' 

我们不能太着急。I'd like to translate this as 'we shouldn't expect quick results' or 'we shouldn't fret'. Does that catch the Chinese meaning??
I suggest: "We shouldn't rush the process" since it's a long and painful process you're talking about.