PETALING JAYA: An educator who has taught in one of the most notorious schools in Penang related how his own experience of using genuine concern worked to turn around “hopeless students”.
Kamarozaman Abdul Razak used to teach in a secondary school where the pupils of different races fought with each other and one of them was even allegedly involved in murder.
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