Individual Freedom In North Korea

In school a child learns much more than what they are taught sitting in a classroom staring at a textbook, in school a child learns wrong from right. Through education, people are molded to fit the pattern of perfect idealism, and private life and individual freedom became extremely limited. In North Korea, a communist country, individual freedom is limited enough as it is, but in an educational environment it is even more difficult task to be able to express your individuality. In an article by Anna Fifield titled In North Korea, It's Never Too Soon to Start the Brainwashing she writes “Every home, office, classroom and even train car features portraits of the first two leaders, and the pictures must be cleaned with a special cloth every day.”