My Published Research Paper !!

Hey Guys,

I am so excited to announce that my paper was officially published by the Curiex academic journal! Over the summer I have worked on researching about different education systems and why some succeed compared to other education systems.

I wanted to share the link to my paper, and celebrate this milestone with you guys! Thank you guys so much for your support and the motivation to learn more about different education inequities and systems.

link:

https://www.curieuxacademicjournal.com/_files/ugd/99711c_39d5ed8fd2da4a4baaa7c784e1ec1c8d.pdf

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