Home-schooling – An Applauded Option

By Chang Jia Ying

January 2016 FEATURE
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Apart from public and private schools, there’s another mode of education in Malaysia that’s growing steadily.National schools were once the first choice most Malaysian parents made for their children. Today, it seems that things have changed radically. More and more parents are swerving off the mainstream schooling route. Those who can afford it are sending their children either to a private or an international school. Others opt for vernacular schools.However, in recent years, home-schooling has been a growing trend.One little-known...

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