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Turns out the Trump-maga and Mao-cultural revolution connection is actually a real thing
My main sources are sites like The Bulwark. Dominated by former republican conservatives. -
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Turns out the Trump-maga and Mao-cultural revolution connection is actually a real thing
What do you call news? MSNBC? -
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Credit card hacked !
I never do. Nor banking apps. Phone gone... Not a moments sleep lost As if it's some chore to pull bills out of your pocket and hand them to someone lol. So many corporations get access to your data for which you are not paid. In fact you pay for the privilege of using those silly cards. -
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When was the last time that you spoke with a foreigner?
Was unaware one could get all that in Podunk, Issan. -
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Report Vietnam Excels in Southeast Asia Primary School Assessment
File photo for reference only Vietnamese primary school students have once again distinguished themselves in the 2024 Southeast Asia Primary Learning Metrics (SEA-PLM) assessment, showcasing top-tier performance in math, reading comprehension, and writing. The Ministry of Education and Training shared these preliminary results, with detailed findings to follow later this year. The assessment involved participation from Vietnam along with Cambodia, Timor-Leste, Laos, Myanmar, Malaysia, and the Philippines, spanning 152 primary schools in 53 provinces and cities across Vietnam. Coordinated by the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO), UNICEF, and international partners, SEA-PLM is a five-yearly evaluation aimed at monitoring student learning outcomes and enhancing educational systems across the region. Vietnam's stellar performance in 2024 aligns with its historic top rankings in the 2019 cycle of SEA-PLM, where it outperformed regional peers with scores well beyond the regional average in all three subjects. The Ministry noted consistency in these achievements with Vietnam's strong showing in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). In the most recent 2022 PISA results, Vietnamese 15-year-olds ranked second in ASEAN for math, science, and reading, just behind Singapore. Aligned with the post-Covid-19 educational landscape, the 2024 SEA-PLM cycle is pivotal in assessing learning recovery, educational outcomes, and promoting regional policy dialogue. Vietnam's participation continues to offer critical insights and benchmarks, aiding in policy refinement and educational quality improvement nationwide. Adapted by ASEAN Now from VN Express 2025-05-13 -
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