ST 23/8 Teacher cuts pupil's hair, mum files police report
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concern2:
Alamak you also learn the art of humtuming. :evil:...from minister?
Memory also have different kinds right? Visual? Audio? Behaviourial? Dyslexia should be in the form of visual right? I donno, just anyhow humtum..Lilac66:
The minister says dyslexics are not forgetful, the Dyslexia Association says weak memory is one of the characteristics of dyslexic people, so believe who ah? :?
Thought minister would have done some homework bef commenting \" dyslexics are not forgetful\".
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Lilac66:
Alamak you also learn the art of humtuming. :evil:...from minister?[/quote]Ya, must learn from the gurus
Memory also have different kinds right? Visual? Audio? Behaviourial? Dyslexia should be in the form of visual right? I donno, just anyhow humtum..concern2:
[quote=\"Lilac66\"]The minister says dyslexics are not forgetful, the Dyslexia Association says weak memory is one of the characteristics of dyslexic people, so believe who ah? :?
Thought minister would have done some homework bef commenting \" dyslexics are not forgetful\". No lah, actually am just giving him benefit of doubt - he minister leh, sure know more than us right?
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Lilac66:
Aiyo that evil and hum sup look.... what are you reading into har? I just happy she friend you again. :imanangel:[/quote]FB? level upz.. function *poke* now available.......
:evil: :evil:verykiasu2010:
[quote=\"Lilac66\"]
:rotflmao: A sight to behold VK and Janet... Hmmm very clean exchange, no rubbish or trash :siam: -
Daddy
She just can't get out of the limelight... :faint:[/quote]She just can't
http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/Edvantage/Story/A1Story20120917-372074.html
[quote]Minister... I'm not giving an excuse...
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She chose to believe her forgetful son and kicked up a ruckus.
Now she questioned the Minister \"How did (the minister) know that my son was reminded over and over again?\" contradicting her earlier excuse \"son was dyslexic and therefore forgetful\"?
:stompfeet: \"I don't know what to say! :faint: \" -
OMG! if every parent behave like her,very soon our education will collapse! No one wants to be a educator/teacher.
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from the interview, it is quite safe to conclude that cut-hair mum is one who always MUST have the last word in any argument.
pity her hubs and her future daughter-in law
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ponyo:
oh dear, must remember the names especially when DD has boyfriend next time !from the interview, it is quite safe to conclude that cut-hair mum is one who always MUST have the last word in any argument.
pity her hubs and her future daughter-in law -
ponyo:
from the interview, it is quite safe to conclude that cut-hair mum is one who always MUST have the last word in any argument.
pity her hubs and her future daughter-in law
:yikes: :yikes: :yikes:
good luck to her future daughter in law -
well, if the minister has not spoken to the mum and used her as an example, why shouldnt the mum write to him? what is wrong with that?
i am not related to any parties and though i dont approve of her making a police report....lets not bash her unnecessarily.
the minister had said: \"Dyslexic people are not forgetful.\"
but Ms Cara Tan, 25, a teacher from the Dyslexia Association of Singapore who has taught Madam Ong's son for three years, told TNPS that \"weak memory is one of the characteristics\" of a dyslexic person.
She adds: \"It depends on the severity of the condition - there's a whole spectrum from mild to severe.
\"In the case of Madam Ong's son, he leans towards the severe, especially in literacy and memory. \"He's 12, but his reading and spelling age is that of a nine or 10-year-old.
\"One of his biggest problems is memory.
\"He can't remember a number of words even though he's read them before. I realise I have to teach him how to spell it a few times.\"
now is that fair of the minister to say \"Dyslexic people are not forgetful\" as he clearly has no idea about the boy's condition? -
[quote]\"future daughter-in-law\"[/quote]
Surely you mean \"future child-in-law\", or what is it you are supposed to call your son's partner?
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