Education

Stopping the decline of STEM enrolment

By LEE CHONGHUI
Hong (middle) and Prof Lee (second from right) posing for a group photo with representativesof the fair’s partners. They are (from left) Norhasrizam Hashim, Koh and Dr Tan.

MILLENNIALS could perhaps be the most fortunate children of all generation so far.

They are born into a technologically advanced era and are blessed with the best their parents can afford — be it education, latest gadgets, well-being, and more.

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