The burden of poverty weighs ever heavier on students from lower-income families, with lessons becoming harder and resources for outside support out of reach for many. Photo: Sam Tsang
Letters | How Hong Kong primary schools lay the poverty trap
- Poor, working-class parents (many of whom do not read English) have to scramble to hire tutors at the cost of other essential expenses
- Sadly, a modern curriculum that allows an average child to thrive without tutors sounds too radical for Hong Kong
The burden of poverty weighs ever heavier on students from lower-income families, with lessons becoming harder and resources for outside support out of reach for many. Photo: Sam Tsang
