It is not only about teachers.
the education system does not encourage thinking, challenging and problem solving.
it’s about repetition and following ancient rules which are not applicable now in a modern environment.
and the leading class has no interest in having educated peasants.
Not surprised
I work here since 21 years. For 20 years I reported to Bangkok. No issue on tax return. Last year I needed to report to Chonburi due to move. 30k less in tax return despite same framework.
There are not many income tax payers in TH but the few are having a hard time.
And? Every year the same.
Rinse and repeat.
New Year: Accidents
Feb to Apr: PM2.5
Songkran: Accidents
May: Heat
Jun: Draught
October: Flooding
ok: Nov is early for PM2.5. Maybe there is a slight learning curve?
It’s the same every year.
just copy and paste.
Traffic in December and April.
PM2.5 from February to April.
Drought from April to September
Flooding in October.
Chinese/Indian/??? Tourists down Jan to Dec
They didn’t even had the balls to show up. Some much more important things must have mixed up their schedules instead voting for or against the next Prime minister: Mia nois demanding a new Gucci bag or an auction of used Rolexes.
I am here since twenty years and i haven’t seen a lot of progress.
it’s just copy/paste from last year’s headlines
1) Death toll on the roads during New year and Songkran
2) Flooding in October
3) Drought in June
4) Burning fields and high Pm2.5 levels from Feb to May.
5) for cases 1 to 4 we get promises and guidelines from politicians
Happy New Year
Enforce gun laws? By the police? I read an article recently about Thai policemen selling guns and ammunition on the black market. The guy who killed the kids was an ex-police officer with mental issues. But the number of illegal guns in LoS is probably higher than the number of guns registered. Good luck!
Drug (ya baa) use is rampant in Northern and Northeastern Thailand. Cheap labs across the boarder to Myanmar and Laos, 50 THB a pop and then at the same time:
Daily News reported on the Royal Thai Police getting an international award for excellence in community policing.