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It is a billion-dollar industry in Singapore and there is a range of classes getting students battle ready for exams. May Lee, founder of Edtivate Learning explains why she’s taking a different approach in her classes - which focus on values, asking good questions and creativity.
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Dr Benjamin Tee, an NUS professor and serial founder whose own struggle to have a child led him to co-found Hannah Life Technologies, talks about infertility and the anxieties of raising kids in an AI world.
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