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    DSA 2012

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Secondary Schools - Selection
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      Mychildren
      last edited by

      MMM:
      jtoh:

      I like your dd's attitude. Any job can be good, especially if you work to be the best in it.


      She seems to have a mind of their own. While peers are vying for top sec schools, she said she don't want to be in overly competitive environment. She would sometimes tell us what's wrong with being normal. She is happy being a normal person (as in not a celebrity, or someone famous). Well... being normal can also be a happiness. At least you can eat in hawker center anytime you want/ wish. You are a free person.

      But having worked with a group of talents who graduated from top unis in the world and most are phd holders, I learnt that the key to success is all about passion.

      Those with passion for what they are doing will eventually do well, make a difference and they will shine. Even in the same job, a person who is earning a living will behave differently from the one who has a passion.

      So long as my kids' passion is not idling at home and do nothing, I think I am fine.

      Those in blue, I strongly agree.

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        yukilei
        last edited by

        SHAmum:
        WeiHan:

        Most businessmen don't have any history of doing extremely well in studies...if one does too well in studies, he/she will get a comfortable salary which will become an obstacle to venture out.


        True, my boss formal education is primary school. Now, he is business owner and doing well.

        My ds want to play ( his soccer is not that good) for England soccer club and also want to own it :evil:. Now he is thinking of how to buy Man U stock from market and asking me to help him buy with his money (fr his porket money, get from grand parent, relative, prize award, etc..) ... I dont know how as never buy before :siao: πŸ˜“ I ask broker and they said 12 yr old can't open acc :sad:

        SHAmum, you open one for yourself. Just like what I did. My DS is tagging on my account for investment.. hahaha πŸ˜‰

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          yukilei
          last edited by

          Mychildren:
          jedamum,

          Good morning!

          yukilei,
          U've got Terry!

          Back to topic,
          For me, i'll let the children decide what they want to pursue. But of course, we need to let them know what are the options, the career path available.

          Design doesn't means u end up be an architect, u can be a product or display designer, graphics designer etc, right? I'm not in this field so cannot say much.
          Oh my dear Candy, I've finally found you!!! :love:

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            yukilei
            last edited by

            GoodDad:
            yukilei:

            [quote=\"GoodDad\"]How about Business Man?


            There was a saying \"If you want to rule Singapore go to RI, if you want to own Singapore go to ACS\"

            Good Dad, my DS wants to be Business Man, but he doesn't have CO from ACSI. HCI can??

            Hi yukilei

            No CO from ACSI is ok. HCI does has some program for entrepreneurship. However, training is only one small part of it, it is the contacts and networking that make the different.

            http://www.hci.edu.sg/advantage/student-development/leadership-education#entrepreneurship[/quote]Thanks GoodDad. DS is aware of this prog & is interested in this. I agree with you that networking makes the different. One of my relatives told him if he's in RI, he'll know lots of lawyers & maybe politician which maybe useful to him when he become businessman one day.
            He kind of agree with them as well. So he is still thinking. :roll:

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              Snow Crystal
              last edited by

              yukilei:

              Oh my dear Candy, I've finally found you!!! :love:
              :please: :please: on my! Terry meet Candy!
              Yukilei - since when you put Terry avatar and why no warning?! :love: You made our day! :celebrate:
              :offtopic: :imsorry: DSA parents...please continue...

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                Snow Crystal
                last edited by

                MMM:

                She seems to have a mind of their own. While peers are vying for top sec schools, she said she don't want to be in overly competitive environment. She would sometimes tell us what's wrong with being normal. She is happy being a normal person (as in not a celebrity, or someone famous). Well... being normal can also be a happiness. At least you can eat in hawker center anytime you want/ wish. You are a free person.
                Do you realise how wise your DD is? She wants to be a comfortable big fish in a smaller (may not be small) pond. A contented person is a happy person. In fact, she will use the time to grow herself by gaining knowledge in a less stressed environment and when the right time comes (uni maybe), she may be the priced fish which emerge as winner :boogie:

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                  Mychildren
                  last edited by

                  yukilei:
                  Mychildren:

                  jedamum,

                  Good morning!

                  yukilei,
                  U've got Terry!

                  Back to topic,
                  For me, i'll let the children decide what they want to pursue. But of course, we need to let them know what are the options, the career path available.

                  Design doesn't means u end up be an architect, u can be a product or display designer, graphics designer etc, right? I'm not in this field so cannot say much.

                  Oh my dear Candy, I've finally found you!!! :love:

                  I can't help laughing again. Kekeke :rotflmao:
                  Snow crystal, u can c your Terry here whenever you KSP. :evil:
                  Just kidding. πŸ˜‰

                  Just curious, yukilei, u got Terry first or u follow after I put Candy???

                  :offtopic:

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                    yukilei
                    last edited by

                    Mychildren:
                    yukilei:

                    [quote=\"Mychildren\"]

                    yukilei,
                    U've got Terry!

                    Oh my dear Candy, I've finally found you!!! :love:

                    I can't help laughing again. Kekeke :rotflmao:
                    Snow crystal, u can c your Terry here whenever you KSP. :evil:
                    Just kidding. πŸ˜‰

                    Just curious, yukilei, u got Terry first or u follow after I put Candy???

                    :offtopic:[/quote]To be frank, I didn't realise that Candy was around...
                    I happened to be packing my CDs & I saw Candy's CD. Then I realise I miss Terry!!!! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
                    :offtopic: :offtopic:

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                      jtoh
                      last edited by

                      MMM:
                      jtoh:

                      I like your dd's attitude. Any job can be good, especially if you work to be the best in it.


                      She seems to have a mind of their own. While peers are vying for top sec schools, she said she don't want to be in overly competitive environment. She would sometimes tell us what's wrong with being normal. She is happy being a normal person (as in not a celebrity, or someone famous). Well... being normal can also be a happiness. At least you can eat in hawker center anytime you want/ wish. You are a free person.

                      But having worked with a group of talents who graduated from top unis in the world and most are phd holders, I learnt that the key to success is all about passion.

                      Those with passion for what they are doing will eventually do well, make a difference and they will shine. Even in the same job, a person who is earning a living will behave differently from the one who has a passion.

                      So long as my kids' passion is not idling at home and do nothing, I think I am fine.

                      Definitely. Passion is most important. If you're passionate about what you're doing, you will find happiness even if it's not the most glamorous or highly paid profession.

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                        Flowermonaster
                        last edited by

                        yukilei:
                        Mychildren:

                        jedamum,

                        Good morning!

                        yukilei,
                        U've got Terry!

                        Back to topic,
                        For me, i'll let the children decide what they want to pursue. But of course, we need to let them know what are the options, the career path available.

                        Design doesn't means u end up be an architect, u can be a product or display designer, graphics designer etc, right? I'm not in this field so cannot say much.

                        Oh my dear Candy, I've finally found you!!! :love:

                        Hahaha, I was thinking when you (Terry) & mychildren(Candy)will meet. Finally both of you were united here. πŸ˜‚

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