Azmi Hussin
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Azmi Hussin
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The Creative Industries as Cultural and Economic Catalyst
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In the normal practice of evaluating education through measurables and eventual market worth, the need to encourage creativity in students is often neglected as it is considered to be a talent that is inert, and not one which can be developed.
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