Thailand's education ministry receives an average of four to five complaints per month about teachers who sexually misbehave towards same-sex students, the Bangkok Post reports.

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36 fashion students from Srinakharinwirot University traveled the country for their graduation assignment to incorporate a traditional craft into their creations. The introduction turned out to be an eye-opener. Recently they presented their creations at a fashion show in Siam Center.

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My girlfriend's cousin got his degree from Sukothai Thammathirat Open University in Nonthaburi. His father is dead and his mother old and sick. To prevent no one from congratulating him on the achieved result, two cousins ​​took on this task. And I went along as the farang icing on the cake.

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Oh mother, what is it hot

By Submitted Message
Posted in Column, Education
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February 24 2012

As February draws to a close, the hottest time of the year is in sight; the months of March, April and May. Then comes the rains and then the floods, if everything goes as it did last year.

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Thai students must be able to remain seated

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Posted in Education
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15 August 2011

Pupils who underperform should be able to continue their classes instead of moving on to the next grade despite the risk of dropping out. Thongthong Chandarangsu, Secretary General of the Office of the Education Council, said this at a seminar yesterday. In the long term, these students will not be helped if they are allowed to move on. The Ministry of Education allows grade repetition when a student falls below a certain number of points…

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Paper textbook becomes e-book

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6 August 2011

Textbook publishers should remember that the future belongs to the ebook. Pheu Thai wants to give all schoolchildren a tablet PC – free of charge. Next school year, the 800.000 students of Prathom 1 (our group 3) will be the first to receive it. Sufficient content is already available for this age group, but that does not apply to the higher grades. The content comes from, among others, the Office of the Basic Education Commission, …

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In recent posts on this blog, attention was paid to education in Thailand, which – in the opinion of many – leaves much to be desired. Education in Thailand is outdated with poor teaching methods, low level of teaching staff, etc. If Thailand wants to keep up with the pace of Asian peoples, education will have to improve drastically. Like other Dutch people who live in Thailand, this problem also concerns me. Our son of now 11 …

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The current education system in Thailand is failing miserably. Thai politicians compete for power, but Thai students struggle with an outdated form of education. Classrooms are overcrowded, teaching methods outdated and many teachers excel at lack of inspiration and creativity. In the run-up to tomorrow's elections, the major political parties have promised to improve. However, pledging more money is not the solution. While improving education in the long run is not…

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Thai hope in fearful days….

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June 18, 2011

If Thailand does not drastically reform the current education system, the country will find itself in a well-known environment in a few years; in the group of countries commonly referred to by the term “third world country” rather than the current “middle income country” an IMF term referring to countries on the verge of joining the coveted club of “developed countries” This bold statement does not come…

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Following a recent 'Reuters News' article about the education system in Thailand, the English-language press in Thailand has sparked a heated discussion about the future of education. Strangely enough, the Thai newspapers have not (yet) picked up on this news. According to government figures, Thailand has the highest education budget of the Southeast Asian countries. With 20% of the annual budget, it is in proportion to the size of the country, even to ...

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