This is pretty much a worldwide problem! And, it is one that fosters a two-tier society. Poor families pay more than they can afford and still get worse outcomes, while wealthier households effectively buy their kids a head start to success. Add the familiar Dunning–Kruger loop faced by poorer families: low exposure, low confidence, low expectations, and it's little wonder that whole communities are effectively locked into generational poverty. Thailand’s problem is compounded by a curriculum that imposed abstract theory on kids who actually need practical, local‑economy skills.
Create an account or sign in to comment