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Teacher in Johor uses his RM2k bonus to renovate classroom

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Teaching is more than just imparting knowledge, it is inspiring change. In fact, many teachers often go above and beyond for their students.

One such teacher who has been making waves on social media recently is Kamal Darwin, a Malaysian man who spent his bonus renovating his school classroom in Johor.

“Where did the RM2K bonus go? I am here to tell you,” he said in his X post which was accompanied by before-and-after photos.

In the comment section, Kamal went on to explain that the theme of the refurbished classroom was a simple look and to ensure it was comfortable place for his students.

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