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Saw Eh Klu Htoo is learning while he is in the camp. Education is very valuable for Karen people in every community. Education has changed the lives of millions of people around the world to improve their living standards. In the past, when we lived in our villages, we didn’t get the opportunities to improve our lives, and also when we finished the high school we didn’t have the opportunities to continue our studies. Because some of the parents didn’t have enough money to sent their children to...

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Well, today is the beginning of our nine-week Web 2.0 tools project. A number of people seem to think that after they get through the first twelve years of school and get their high school diploma, then they never have to learn anything new or think again. Or maybe they do go to college, spend four years on their degree, and then decide that they are through. That attitude has never made much sense to me. Especially since I finished graduate school in December 1974. I have been fascinated...