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    do you know how well educated i am?

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      Edureach
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      Later in life some of these yaya high achievers from top schools will be employed by business owners who were once from neighbourhood schools.

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        Edureach:
        Later in life some of these yaya high achievers from top schools will be employed by business owners who were once from neighbourhood schools.

        hahaha.....

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          hquek
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          Edureach:
          Later in life some of these yaya high achievers from top schools will be employed by business owners who were once from neighbourhood schools.

          AGREED! :dancing:

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            LOLMum
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            pinky:
            may I add in my own encounter with the mothers of my son's pr school classmates who never fail to remind me: do you know how well educated my son/daughter is?

            M1 (son in HCI): I only let my son mix with kids from RI and ACS. Kids from neighbourhood school will teach my son bad. :slapshead:

            M2 (daughter in RGS): Your son got homework or not hah? My daughter has lots of homework and group projects. I thought neighbourhood schools no homework, only let the kids do in class then they are free, that's why their results are so bad :mad:

            M3 (son in RI): Your son come back early or not? My son everyday after 6pm, so busy but I think good schools are like that lah. :rant:

            M4 (daughter in Nanyang): I am so happy she is in Nanyang Girls. My son leh (let out a long sigh...), his results so bad most likely he will end up in the same school as your son.. :nunchuk:
            after saying that, they just walked away

            i will throw this back at them

            \"it is time someone explained to you about good manners . yours are obvious by their absence and i feel sorry for you.\"

            then just walk away and if they dare to challenge you. give them a piece of your mind. how rude of them.

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              jtoh
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              pinky:
              may I add in my own encounter with the mothers of my son's pr school classmates who never fail to remind me: do you know how well educated my son/daughter is?

              M1 (son in HCI): I only let my son mix with kids from RI and ACS. Kids from neighbourhood school will teach my son bad. :slapshead:

              M2 (daughter in RGS): Your son got homework or not hah? My daughter has lots of homework and group projects. I thought neighbourhood schools no homework, only let the kids do in class then they are free, that's why their results are so bad :mad:

              M3 (son in RI): Your son come back early or not? My son everyday after 6pm, so busy but I think good schools are like that lah. :rant:

              M4 (daughter in Nanyang): I am so happy she is in Nanyang Girls. My son leh (let out a long sigh...), his results so bad most likely he will end up in the same school as your son.. :nunchuk:
              after saying that, they just walked away
              All I can say is these mothers are probably not very well educated or didn't go to good schools and are hence living their lives vicariously through their children. They have such inferiority complexes that the only way they can feel good is if they talk big about themselves and put down others. I feel very sorry for these people.

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                Edureach:
                Later in life some of these yaya high achievers from top schools will be employed by business owners who were once from neighbourhood schools.

                Not necessarily lah. Hopefully these high achievers aren't like their mothers. :evil: d

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                  LOLMum:
                  pinky:

                  may I add in my own encounter with the mothers of my son's pr school classmates who never fail to remind me: do you know how well educated my son/daughter is?

                  M1 (son in HCI): I only let my son mix with kids from RI and ACS. Kids from neighbourhood school will teach my son bad. :slapshead:

                  M2 (daughter in RGS): Your son got homework or not hah? My daughter has lots of homework and group projects. I thought neighbourhood schools no homework, only let the kids do in class then they are free, that's why their results are so bad :mad:

                  M3 (son in RI): Your son come back early or not? My son everyday after 6pm, so busy but I think good schools are like that lah. :rant:

                  M4 (daughter in Nanyang): I am so happy she is in Nanyang Girls. My son leh (let out a long sigh...), his results so bad most likely he will end up in the same school as your son.. :nunchuk:
                  after saying that, they just walked away


                  i will throw this back at them

                  \"it is time someone explained to you about good manners . yours are obvious by their absence and i feel sorry for you.\"

                  then just walk away and if they dare to challenge you. give them a piece of your mind. how rude of them.

                  :hi5:

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                    bigsnoopy
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                    pinky:
                    may I add in my own encounter with the mothers of my son's pr school classmates who never fail to remind me: do you know how well educated my son/daughter is?

                    M1 (son in HCI): I only let my son mix with kids from RI and ACS. Kids from neighbourhood school will teach my son bad. :slapshead:

                    M2 (daughter in RGS): Your son got homework or not hah? My daughter has lots of homework and group projects. I thought neighbourhood schools no homework, only let the kids do in class then they are free, that's why their results are so bad :mad:

                    M3 (son in RI): Your son come back early or not? My son everyday after 6pm, so busy but I think good schools are like that lah. :rant:

                    M4 (daughter in Nanyang): I am so happy she is in Nanyang Girls. My son leh (let out a long sigh...), his results so bad most likely he will end up in the same school as your son.. :nunchuk:
                    after saying that, they just walked away
                    :scared: :yikes: :shock: Jaws dropped

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                      pinky
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                      jtoh:
                      pinky:

                      may I add in my own encounter with the mothers of my son's pr school classmates who never fail to remind me: do you know how well educated my son/daughter is?

                      M1 (son in HCI): I only let my son mix with kids from RI and ACS. Kids from neighbourhood school will teach my son bad. :slapshead:

                      M2 (daughter in RGS): Your son got homework or not hah? My daughter has lots of homework and group projects. I thought neighbourhood schools no homework, only let the kids do in class then they are free, that's why their results are so bad :mad:

                      M3 (son in RI): Your son come back early or not? My son everyday after 6pm, so busy but I think good schools are like that lah. :rant:

                      M4 (daughter in Nanyang): I am so happy she is in Nanyang Girls. My son leh (let out a long sigh...), his results so bad most likely he will end up in the same school as your son.. :nunchuk:
                      after saying that, they just walked away

                      All I can say is these mothers are probably not very well educated or didn't go to good schools and are hence living their lives vicariously through their children. They have such inferiority complexes that the only way they can feel good is if they talk big about themselves and put down others. I feel very sorry for these people.

                      I think so too. Initially I did feel angry about what they said to me but subsequently I realised that as long as my son enioys his school life and achieve the targets that he has set for himself every year, that's all it matters. So whenever they asked me the same question, I always told them that at the end of the day, what matters is the results that they have achieved and not which school they attend. And of course he has homework and group projects to complete just like any other secondary school, elite or not elite.

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                        pinky
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                        bigsnoopy:
                        pinky:

                        may I add in my own encounter with the mothers of my son's pr school classmates who never fail to remind me: do you know how well educated my son/daughter is?

                        M1 (son in HCI): I only let my son mix with kids from RI and ACS. Kids from neighbourhood school will teach my son bad. :slapshead:

                        M2 (daughter in RGS): Your son got homework or not hah? My daughter has lots of homework and group projects. I thought neighbourhood schools no homework, only let the kids do in class then they are free, that's why their results are so bad :mad:

                        M3 (son in RI): Your son come back early or not? My son everyday after 6pm, so busy but I think good schools are like that lah. :rant:

                        M4 (daughter in Nanyang): I am so happy she is in Nanyang Girls. My son leh (let out a long sigh...), his results so bad most likely he will end up in the same school as your son.. :nunchuk:
                        after saying that, they just walked away

                        :scared: :yikes: :shock: Jaws dropped

                        yah, you never expect how insensitive and nasty people can be right?

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