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Parents worry about radicalisation in schools
Indonesia needs more deradicalisation programmes in order to combat extremist ideologues who seek to lure young people into their ranks, analysts say.
By Prima for Khabar Southeast Asia in Jakarta
August 29, 2012
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haeruddin
November 5, 2012 @ 07:11:20AM
This happened because of the lack of attention given by parents to their children. No matter how great the curriculum or how advanced the methods are, without the involvement of parents in enhancing learning, education cannot achieve its goals.
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