Are you an ugly Singaporean parent?
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haha... sorry, I am very thick skin... option 6 fits me.... wahaha.... :celebrate:
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any shortcoming is entirely because my kids are not the smartest in town in their cohort
if they make mistakes, it is because they have not learnt what was told or did not pay instruction when it was given
if they are punished as part of the class/group even though they are innocent, well, nothing wrong too. the sun shines on both the wicked and the good, likewise the rain. so why complain? next time tell your friends to behave, or try to be your friend’s keeper when possible. if they know better, they should initiate so that the group don’t get into trouble
they have learnt to look out for their friends’ well being
many more -
everyone has their ugly side… my option is 4…
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agree with verykiasumummy… well, think I will have to choose 4+6 then…
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*I am open to suggestions.
*I still believe that my child should look presentable before sitting for any exam.
*I do not need teachers to give him 1-1 before or after school. But I hope teachers do not ask son’s tutors to coach him for homework given.
As long as there is open communication, I am fine with it.
*If son is part of a group in class which is punished for something, I close 2 eyes. -
I would choose option 4, but I dare say so far I have not shown any ugly side to any of my kids’ teachers.
I feedback about some of the school policies previously (due to unfairness which even the teacher-in-charge was aware), but I still accepted that the school has the right to decide on how they want to conduct enrichment and I as a parent just have to accept the unfariness if they do not want to change the policies. If there is anything, my kids got to learn that not everything is fair or equal in this world. -
I can be ugly, when I forget to be gracious/cool/calm/am stressed or in a hurry.
I am \"prettier\" when my child is around me.
must set good example mah.... -
No, I am not.
It takes a village to raise a child. The school and its teachers is one of the most important pillars in my children’s formative years. I actively engage their teachers with a win win approach. In grey areas, I start on the premise that the teachers must have a good reason for their actions, and I give them the benefit of a doubt. So far, we have it good. We have been blessed with good teachers. -
Mawar:
:goodpost: Mawar!No, I am not.
It takes a village to raise a child. The school and its teachers is one of the most important pillars in my children's formative years. I actively engage their teachers with a win win approach. In grey areas, I start on the premise that the teachers must have a good reason for their actions, and I give them the benefit of a doubt. So far, we have it good. We have been blessed with good teachers.
*like* :boogie: -
in extreme situation when even the principal does not acknowledge a problem and did not deem fit to even respond to a parent whose child is being bullied - did the extreme : transfer out the child
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