THE STRESS OF GLOBALISATION ON SOUTH KOREAN STUDENTS
June 1st, 2011
BY KARRYN MILLER
SOUTH KOREA: Student stress fuels suicides as standards rise
Karryn Miller
A spate of suicides amongst South Korean students has fuelled fears that the country's higher education system is too tough, with pressures increasing as universities seek to compete with institutions overseas.
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SOUTH KOREA: Student stress fuels suicides as standards rise
Karryn Miller
A spate of suicides amongst South Korean students has fuelled fears that the country's higher education system is too tough, with pressures ...
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