Indonesia Sees Resurgence of Tutoring Culture Amidst 'TKA' Shadows
Indonesia is witnessing a resurgence in the culture of attending tutoring classes, driven by strong aspirations for academic improvement. However, concerns are rising about a new phenomenon known as 'TKA', potentially widening educational disparities and commercializing learning.
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