Thai education is better than in the West

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December 29, 20169 yr

On 27/12/2016 at 5:34 PM, montemonte said:

Everyone please grow up.

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the problem with schools, especially university in Thailand is that "no one fails"....lose too much face.

Bad scene, but the west knows this and essentially does not recognize a professional degree from TH.

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