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Experts say lowest ever PISA score is a wakeup call for Thailand’s failing education system


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Standards are slipping - it is a matter of deep concern. Some of those ribbons are very lackadaisically tied! We need to form a committee from amongst the senior teachers to address the problem!

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2 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Hardly a teacher whom you could have an everyday conversation in English.

Students average English:  good morning (in the afternoon), what's your name...

At least the children are trying - encourage them, answer them, and ask what is their name. It will encourage and challenge them more than their teachers do!

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In every country, there are good and bad quality schools. Thailand is no different.

 Richer families pay more and have their children attend the better school and

get better results. In Canada where i live is is not different, there are good and bad schools.

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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Thailand lags in all three fields when compared with scores from neighboring countries like Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia and Brunei.

How can this be given PM Prayut's twelve core values published in 2017 that included:

  • 3. Being grateful to the parents, guardians and teachers 
  • 4. Seeking knowledge and education directly and indirectly
  • 12. Putting the public and national interest before personal interest. 

Surely a formula for complying citizens.

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11 hours ago, greeneking said:

And the system that is actually funded very well, but manages to supply inadequate teaching to the pupils. And a curriculum which seeks to indoctrinate  rather than educate. 

Wife says Rajhabat University is supposed to be a school that educates how to be teachers. This may go on to explain many things about the problems with the Thai education scores and the reason the parent did not want anyone who graduated from their school. 

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