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Endeavor Hour #14: Learning to be different

Anne Tham, ACE Ed-Venture | Melinda Lim, ACE Ed-Venture

03-Oct-17 11:00

Endeavor Hour #14: Learning to be different

For most students, school is seen as a dreaded chore, but what if there were a place that actually made kids jump out of bed in the morning in anticipation of learning? The ACE Ed-Venture education group which boasts establishments such as Dwi Emas International School and Sri Emas International School, prides itself for being slightly unconventional in the way it teaches students.


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