N Korean kids to spend 90 mins a day learning about Kim's 'greatness'
Seoul, Sep 17: Pre-school children in North Korea have to spend up to 90 minutes a day learning about the glorification of Kim Jong-un under a curriculum introduced last month.
According to the Daily NK website report, Kim's sister, Kim Yo-jong, has reportedly issued the new order on 'Greatness Education'.
The order is aimed at "cultivating loyalty and trust toward North Korea's leadership", the report added.
Notably,
earlier,
pre-school
children
had
to
attend
only
30
minutes
class
on
Kim
Jong
Un.
The
new
curriculum
reportedly
tells
preschoolers
that
Kim
Jong
Un
was
a
highly
intelligent
child
at
just
five
years
old,
who
"rode
a
yacht,
did
target
practice,
and
liked
to
read".
The Greatness Education focusing primarily on the powerful acts and abundant love of the founder of the State, Kim Il-sung, and his son, Kim Jong-il the late grandfather and father of the current supreme leader.
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