 there wasn’t anything to be proud about, when she picked him up from the bus stop. “I had to remind him about the mountain he’d just climbed, and that he shouldn’t compare. Everybody’s journey is different,” says Katoch. On her own journey, the mum met a fellow mother whose son had dropped out of school and was a successful photographer. Conversations with her son helped. “Eventually, he came to me and said, ‘Let’s just do this, and get it out of the way,’.” And he did.

Unfortunately, parents whose kids don’t get the marks are always on the back foot, never speaking out. “It’s because somewhere parents believe it’s a reflection of their own selves and no one wants to look bad. It’s a feeling that ‘I didn’t work hard enough with him.’ There’s shame associated with it,” she says.

While Vasant Valley, the Delhi-based school Aamer, her son, is in, has been supportive, a number of children aren’t so lucky. The system itself is skewed to benefit children who learn a particular way. Boards need to work with a broad base of parents, to bring about a systemic change, feels Katoch.

Already in Class XI, Aamer now has subjects that he enjoys: Sociology, Psychology, History and Political Science, besides English. South Korea is threatening fines up to $42,108 or up to two-year prison sentences for those convicted of hoarding masks and hand sanitizer amid the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Stores there, including Costco, have reportedly been having difficulty meeting the demand for face masks.

South Korean Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said the government was acting "to discourage market manipulation, particularly in the face mask market."

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South Korea will impose a fine of up to $42,108 or a maximum two-year prison sentence for those convicted of hoarding protective masks and hand sanitizers amid the spread of the novel coronavirus, according to Korean news outlets.

"The government will do the following to discourage market manipulation, particularly in the face mask market," South Korean Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said, according to the Korean Herald.

The legislation is expected to be enforced starting Wednesday and until April 30.

Stores in the country, including Costco, have
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 Stores there, including Costco, have reportedly been having difficulty meeting the requirement for face mask. 

 South Korean Finance Minister Hong Nam - ki said the government was acting " to discourage market handling, particularly in the face mask market. " 

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Sout h  Ko rea w ill im po se a f ine o fup to $4 2,108 or a maximum two- year p rison  se ntence fo r t h ose  convicte d of  hoardingpro tec tivemas k s and  han d  s ani t izers  ami d  the spre a doft h enovel coron a v i rus , acc ord i ng toKore an news outlets."The governmen t wi l l  do  th e  fol lo wing to discou rag em a rket man ip ulation, pa rticular ly in th e face  maskmarket, " So u th Kor eanFin ance Mini ste rH ong Nam -k is aid, a ccor di ng tothe Ko r eanH e rald.

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 there_wasn’t anything_to be proud about,_when she_picked_him up_from_the bus stop._“I had to_remind him about the_mountain he’d just_climbed,_and that he shouldn’t compare. Everybody’s journey is different,” says Katoch. On her own_journey,_the mum_met_a_fellow mother whose son had_dropped out of school and_was a_successful photographer. Conversations with her son helped. “Eventually,_he_came to me_and said, ‘Let’s just do this, and get it_out of the way,’.” And he_did.

Unfortunately, parents whose_kids_don’t_get the marks are_always on the back foot, never_speaking out. “It’s because somewhere parents_believe it’s a reflection of their own_selves and no one wants to_look bad. It’s a feeling_that ‘I_didn’t work hard enough with_him.’ There’s shame_associated with_it,” she says.

While_Vasant Valley, the Delhi-based school Aamer,_her son, is_in, has been supportive, a number_of_children aren’t so_lucky._The_system itself_is skewed to_benefit_children who_learn_a particular way. Boards need to_work_with a broad base of parents, to_bring about a systemic_change,_feels Katoch.

Already in Class_XI, Aamer now has subjects_that he enjoys: Sociology, Psychology, History_and Political_Science, besides_English. South Korea is threatening fines up to $42,108 or up_to two-year prison sentences for those_convicted of hoarding masks_and hand_sanitizer_amid the spread_of_the novel_coronavirus.

Stores there, including Costco, have reportedly been_having difficulty_meeting the demand for face masks.

South_Korean Finance Minister Hong_Nam-ki_said the government was acting "to_discourage market manipulation, particularly in the_face mask market."

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South Korea will_impose a fine of up to_$42,108 or a_maximum two-year prison sentence for those convicted_of_hoarding protective masks and hand sanitizers_amid_the spread of the novel coronavirus,_according_to_Korean news outlets.

"The government will_do the following to discourage market_manipulation, particularly in the face mask market," South Korean_Finance Minister Hong_Nam-ki said, according to the_Korean_Herald.

The_legislation is expected to be enforced starting Wednesday and until_April 30.

Stores_in the country,_including Costco, have