Cambodian Ministry of Education Highlights Four Groups Crucial for Student Success
Cambodia's Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport Undersecretary of State, Dr. Peng Kimchen, stated that four groups are crucial for student academic success. He identified three as 'supporters'—parents, schools, and teachers—and one as the 'decision-maker,' the student themselves, emphasizing that success hinges on the student's own effort despite support.
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