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Education loans with lowest interest rates

By On April 6, 2011 · 1 Comment

Higher education loans can help students to move for higher students at the right time with supporting benefits such as low interest rates and reasonable afforded repayment period. There are many private loans like federal student loans are made available with low interest rates that are more focused on the student’s development with [...]

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Two Research Findings on Valentine’s Day in Phnom Penh in 2008 and 2009

By On February 7, 2011 · 28 Comments

(These two quantitative researches were conducted by Mr. Tong Soprach, Medical Public Health Independent Researcher in Cambodia. These findings on Valentine’s Day were done in 2008 and 2009)

Abstract 1: YOUNG PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT VALENTINE’S DAY IN PHNOM PENH IN 2008 (A Qualitative Study)

This study explores a new [...]

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Buying lesson, cake, candy and paying money to teacher are corruption in education sector?

By On December 28, 2010 · 10 Comments

Schools will be able to be a training school to educate corruption, if schoolboys and schoolgirls are required to buy candy or cakes sold by teachers, or to pay party for teachers, or to buy gifts for teachers at the end of each year. And students have been forced to buy lessons [...]

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Christmas day should not be a holiday for schoolchildren

By On December 28, 2010 · 2 Comments

As I remembered, when I was studying at primary school and secondary school, I never heard about what is the Christmas day and it is not the public day set in calendar of Cambodia’s public holiday. Christmas or Christmas day is a holiday observed generally on December 25th to commemorate the birth of [...]

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Education ads on Valentine’s Day

By On February 11, 2010 · 3 Comments

 

Before the Valentine’s Day celebration on February 14, Cambodian teenagers seem to express their pleasures and they are also prepared already gifts for their loves. But what is important is that they do not understand well the meaning of Valentine’s Day. Therefore, the ministry of women’s affairs produces the five-minute [...]

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Government institutions required to use Khmer Unicode

By On January 12, 2010 · 5 Comments

Recently, all government institutions have been required to switch their computers to the Khmer Unicode Standard. All government’s documents have to be typed in Khmer Unicode instead of previous different Khmer fonts.

Khmer Unicode fonts have been developed since 1996 and its standard was fixed in 1999. By the way, Unicode [...]

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Students were required to pay informal school fee

By On December 14, 2009 · 1 Comment

Before starting to make discussion about Cambodia’s education sector, I just want to ask all of you whether you used to pay informal school fee to your teachers while you were at the State-primary and secondary schools. According to the Constitution, all children are encouraged to enroll into the public schools with free [...]

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Choun Nath’s Electronic Khmer Dictionary updated

By On June 11, 2009 · Leave a Comment

The Buddhist Institute launched the second edition of an electronic Khmer dictionary which is available for all Cambodian students and others to download on the internet with free of charge. Khmer dictionary is based on the work of revered Cambodian scholar and Buddhist patriarch Choun Nath.

The original [...]

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