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💡What I Learned the Hard Way About “Good Education”

I no longer believe that good education can be chosen in advance. Not by country. Not by curriculum. Not by the philosophy written neatly on a school website. I used to believe it could. Experience taught me otherwise. What I learned did not come quickly. It came slowly, through discomfort, mistakes, and quiet regret. OnlyContinueContinue reading “đź’ˇWhat I Learned the Hard Way About “Good Education””

💡Why We Chose Malaysia — And What I Didn’t Expect

I spent my twenties in the United States. During college, the most difficult part for me was always writing essays. Critical thinking. That phrase followed me everywhere. But for someone raised in a system built on memorization and multiple-choice exams, critical thinking was not a familiar skill — it was a foreign language. Years later,ContinueContinue reading “đź’ˇWhy We Chose Malaysia — And What I Didn’t Expect”