Use Mexico as a model
PERHAPS it is only natural that some parties raised concerns about making History a must-pass subject. We may learn patriotism through the subject but, like loyalty, patriotism cannot be measured in any meaningful way through written examinations. There are no Key Performance Indices (KPI) for "...
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