SEOUL — South Korea’s government unveiled plans on Monday aimed at curbing the country’s burgeoning spending on private education, which has been blamed for being a major factor behind the country’s declining fertility rate. The move comes as President Yoon Suk Yeol this month criticized college entrance tests that incorporate questions not in the curriculum […]
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