Raffles Girls' Primary
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Sometimes the school or principal will not take thing seriously until the matter is made known to public.
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Merlion:
Sometimes the school or principal will not take thing seriously until the matter is made known to public.
Not sure if making it public was the FIRST course of action. I'd have thought that there should be some form of partnership between parents and the school. :shock: ..else why send the kids to school.
Though I must add that I'm surprised that there's no circular to existing parents and/or students on this. -
Dharma:
:lol: :lol: wat a way to put it...Hi Andaiz,
Paiseh! Paiseh! Got the got the name wrong. Should be STORK not swan.
Basically, most people can be broadly categorized into 3 categories. …Stork, Bull and Tea Strainer.
Stork – one who is able is able to sieve out the bad stuff and take in only the good stuff (fish)
Bull – one who takes in everything, swallow the good stuff and spits out the unwanted stuff.
Tea strainer – retains the unwanted tea leaves and let the good tea flow out. -
[quote]Mmm... I havent got the chance to read that article yet...[/quote]
Hi luanee maybe u give me ur email address I scan the article to you if you like -
rugrats_pat
I would like to see the article too. Pls scan to me at [email protected] -
Andaiz:
Though I must add that I'm surprised that there's no circular to existing parents and/or students on this.
Normally, these things are settled very quietly w/ the teacher and parents of pupils involved. Surprised that it went public. -
rugrats_pat:
[quote]Mmm... I havent got the chance to read that article yet...
Hi luanee maybe u give me ur email address I scan the article to you if you like[/quote]Hi rugrats_pat, I have sent u a PM! -
Thanks Pat.
I find the sch Maths teachers are not up to standard, at least all of my girl’s maths teachers throughout these 6 yrs.
I believe the teacher is under pressure on ensuring her students know the subject well. Nonetheless, she has no right to lay her hands on the students. -
caroline3sg:
Hi caroline3sg,
I find the sch Maths teachers are not up to standard, at least all of my girl's maths teachers throughout these 6 yrs.
Quite surprise hear that. Found the one that taught my #1 quite good and hardworking. The current one teaching #2 also comparable. No complaints. -
My daughter told me that there was a teacher teaching math last year (she was P3 then) that slap, pull the student hair and ear, pinch for not able to understand the subject. The student has since move on to another school. I am not sure if this refer to the same teacher. Can someone send me the news link please.
I agree that a teacher should not lay a hand on students. It’s embarrassing and will lower the student’s morale.
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