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The Cambodia Rural School Project
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Mr. Hok Boy is the 28-year-old director of the Kirivorn School. He was previously a teacher there for eight years, and has now been a school director for nearly two years.
| On the new school building: | “I like the new building because we didn’t have a nice
building like this before. The
old building had a thatched roof and walls which would leak when it
rained. The students were
always distracted. Now they
can concentrate. I look
forward to when my children are old enough to go to school, so I can
send them to this school.”
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| On teaching: | “I have wanted to be a teacher ever since I was young. I am very glad to be a teacher now, because I want to educate
the younger generation of Khmers. I
like teaching primary school because it is important for the students to
learn a lot now so that they can continue on to secondary school.”
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| On school subjects: | “The students like learning mathematics because it fits
in to their real lives. They
don’t like learning applied science because it is complicated and
difficult for them.”
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| On the effect of the new building: | “I think that this new building is valuable to the
village because we do not have many people with education here, and so
now the children have the chance to get an education.”
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| Message for Nishimachi: | “I would like to thank the students of Nishimachi
International School for donating this school building for the people
here. I wish you all good
luck and longevity.”
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