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    Only ACS boys worth dating, says teacher

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    • I Offline
      i3mum
      last edited by

      Hi all,


      I read this post from asiaone:

      http://edvantage.com.sg/edvantage/schoops/610074/Teacher_says_only_ACS_boys_worth_dating.html

      What do you think?

      Only ACS boys worth dating, says teacherThe primary school relief teacher says ACS boys may be spoilt, pampered and arrogant player, but they are still a notch above boys from other schools, and gives a run down on some of them.

      Yet another blogger has expressed the view that boys from Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) make great boyfriends.

      This time, there is extra interest as the blogger herself is a relief teacher at a local primary school.

      According to a netizen who stumbled upon her blog: \"I came across this blog created by a relief teacher in Singapore.\"

      \"She compared boys from all-boys schools, and described boys from Chinese High and Raffles Institution as being 'ugly' and that St Andrews boys are 'imitated goods of ACS(I)'.

      The netizen was appalled by her conclusion that only ACS(I) boys were 'worth dating'.

      \"She described ACS(I) boys as being 'rich, spoilt, pampered, arrogant players, but NEVER ugly, cowardly, disloyal, stupid, dumb', comparing the traits of ACS boys to those from other schools.

      In an email to STOMP, the netizen says \"This relief teacher he even has a checklist for people who hate her -- asking them if their PSLE score is above 260, or if they have been scouted by countless modelling agencies, among others.

      \"She may be smart, but why must she think so highly of herself?

      \"I think there will always be someone smarter than you, no matter how intelligent you think you are. But you'll never be wise until you've learnt about humility.\"

      In a previous article (April 13), another blogger was reported to have said that ACS boys make 'trophy boyfriends'.

      So after so much attention being paid to the qualities of an ACS boy, is it all hype or is there more to the stereotype?

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      • JenniferJ Offline
        Jennifer
        last edited by

        Some boys carry themselves well, some do not. Dun think it depends on which sch they attend.


        I hv heard "RGS girls are so ugly".

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        • MMMM Offline
          MMM
          last edited by

          I thought they are Annoying Childish Students???? šŸ˜‰

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          • M Offline
            MummyThreeStreams
            last edited by

            I think her blog entry says more about the type of person she is than about ACS boys (or boys from the other schools).

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            • A Offline
              auntieM
              last edited by

              MMM:
              I thought they are Annoying Childish Students???? šŸ˜‰

              :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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              • MoonFlowerM Offline
                MoonFlower
                last edited by

                MMM:
                I thought they are Annoying Childish Students???? šŸ˜‰

                I feel that this relief teacher is kind of :idea: childish herself. 😐

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                  csc
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                  jessicawongcs:
                  i dnt think the school that boys go to can affect the character of the boys

                  I don't really agree with what the writer of that blog stated but I do think that the school that the boys and even girls go to , will somewhat affect their character and the way they carry themselves... .

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                  • NebbermindN Offline
                    Nebbermind
                    last edited by

                    jessicawongcs:
                    MMM:

                    I thought they are Annoying Childish Students???? šŸ˜‰


                    :lol: :lol:

                    Have to agree...in fact some of them were really OBNOXIOUS....but many of such fellows actually grew to become real gentlemen!!! šŸ˜„

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                    • P Offline
                      pinky
                      last edited by

                      sounds suspiciously like a publicity campaign for the school šŸ˜Ž

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                      • K Offline
                        kwokwc
                        last edited by

                        MummyThreeStreams:
                        I think her blog entry says more about the type of person she is than about ACS boys (or boys from the other schools).

                        Agree. I think MOM should also look into the quality of relief teachers too. How can anyone of such character teach? Will she be poisoning the minds of our kids?
                        :?

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