Another year of rapid learning lies ahead for everyone committed to helping students succeed
They are often unfairly maligned, but I have personally seen many educators — administrators, lecturers and teachers — go to great lengths and show great passion for learning new things in the current less than perfect circumstances.
I admire how they have stood up and committed to going way beyond the usual to help the young people they are responsible for. They have found ways to work within and around the heavy bureaucracy. I think we should applaud and support them to empower their development and the future of the workforce.
As a parent and an educator, I have seen evidence of their progress. Thai educators have now learned the basics…
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