Teachers question ethics of anti-Thai Cambodian classroom clip
A viral clip shows a teacher leading Cambodian kindergartners in chants about Siam, drawing criticism from Surin Rajabhat University trainee teachers and faculty over teaching ethics. The story Teachers question ethics of anti-Thai Cambodian classroom clip as seen on Thaiger News .
A video clip featuring a Cambodian kindergarten teacher leading children in a chant labeling Thailand as "thieves" for allegedly stealing Cambodian land has sparked ethical concerns, reported Amarin TV. The clip, which emerged during heightened tensions along the Thailand-Cambodia border, shows the teacher and students reciting the phrases together, suggesting a rehearsed and memorized exchange.
Teacher Kanrapee Chalardloet, a university student, expressed worry that such indoctrination could stem from the teacher's personal animosity or an instruction from a higher authority. She argued that this practice, targeting young learners, violates teaching ethics. Dr Kitchanat Chalermkiattisrinuansakul, a university lecturer, noted that Surindra Rajabhat University stresses professional ethics in its teacher training, aiming to produce responsible educators.
The controversy arises as Thailand and Cambodia grapple with a diplomatic dispute over border territory, recently exchanging accusations at global forums.
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