Jamus Lim, Politician and Educator, Speaks Out About the Cut-Throat Education System in Singapore Known for warming the cockles of many Singaporeans' heart, I am joined by none other than Jamus Lim, an esteemed Associate Professor of Economics at Essec Business School (French) and a prominent member of the Worker's Party. In this episode, Jamus and I embark on a thought-provoking discussion on Singapore's education system. We delve into whether it has truly been a catalyst for positive change or has brought about challenges for students. "One of my teachers decided that I was less disruptive if he put me in the trash bin." - Jamus Lim Our insightful conversation sheds light on our different educational backgrounds; while Jamus navigated the rough waters of a rebellious youth, I often found myself yearning for a more challenging academic environment. "The way my parents reared me made me a tiger mom. However, the Singapore school system transformed me into a more tamedTiger Mom," - Paige Is the demanding environment a crucible for exceptional results, or does it add undue pressure?