NUS law prof in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex

[mdmlow]

now news say she was pregnant before

[janet88]

mdmlow:

now news say she was pregnant before

It was a Mr Bay from CPIB who said she was pregnant...that was last Apr.
Hmmm, did that bb belong to Tey ?
These people are so intelligent...former district judge and law professor...another one from top girls' school and college. Couldn't they put their IQ to better use ?

[phtthp]

if abortion is true ... poor unborn baby, innocent life taken. :slapshead:

janet_lee88:

mdmlow:

now news say she was pregnant before

It was a Mr Bay from CPIB who said she was pregnant...that was last Apr.
Hmmm, did that bb belong to Tey ?

These people are so intelligent...former district judge and law professor...another one from top girls' school and college. Couldn't they put their IQ to better use ?

http://www.todayonline.com/Singapore/EDC130117-0000038/Darinne-Ko-revealed-pregnancy,-abortion--CPIB-officer

http://www.tnp.sg/content/witness-tells-court-darinne-ko-told-cpib-about-abortion

[MR06]

janet_lee88:

mdmlow:

now news say she was pregnant before

It was a Mr Bay from CPIB who said she was pregnant...that was last Apr.
Hmmm, did that bb belong to Tey ?
These people are so intelligent...former district judge and law professor...another one from top girls' school and college. Couldn't they put their IQ to better use ?

It is good MOE's priority in the years ahead will be to teach students about values and character so as to better prepare them for the 21st century. Hopefully this would change some schools' culture. Although calling a school \"creating competitive atas girls lacking finesse in social grace\" is a sweeping statement, the gereralisation would not be born without an iota of truth.

[AC_Power]

octoberbaby:

CPIB officers are demanding. They forced the person to write false statements. The interrogating room is small, one small light, small desk and a bottle of mineral water.

I would think that they would not make it a bed of of roses for suspects during interrogation. However, to say that CPIB forcing them to write false statements is questioning CPIB's integrity and ethicality. You have any concrete example to back up your claim?

[octoberbaby]

watch Hong Kong CID show, can see how those interrogators’ attitude towards the person. In the show also can see some interrogators kicked, scolded and asked the person to confess. Due to pressure, usually people just gave in. I thought those are HK CID show acting only. After following Ng’s case, no wonder why CS gave different version in the court.

[janet88]

How much can schools teach?

We parents especially the mums are the ones who have to teach our children values and self respect to our kids, both girls and boys. Girls have to understand what is loving and respecting own body. Boys gotta respect women. If kids are not well behaved in public…I am referring to young ones, the mother gets the blame, not the father…proverb has it that when a child is born, that ill-mannered child doesn’t have a mother who teaches.

Good grades are not everything. If that person has superb grades but lacking character, integrity or moral values, what is the point?

[fruittypie]

slmkhoo:

MR06:

It is good MOE's priority in the years ahead will be to teach students about values and character so as to better prepare them for the 21st century. Hopefully this would change some schools' culture. Although calling a school \"creating competitive atas girls lacking finesse in social grace\" is a sweeping statement, the gereralisation would not be born without an iota of truth.

I don't think anything taught (or not taught) in school will change a student's values learned at home. So if students are not showing the right values and character now, parents should take a good look at what their kids are learning at home.

Totally agree!

[osim]

slmkhoo:

MR06:

It is good MOE's priority in the years ahead will be to teach students about values and character so as to better prepare them for the 21st century. Hopefully this would change some schools' culture. Although calling a school \"creating competitive atas girls lacking finesse in social grace\" is a sweeping statement, the gereralisation would not be born without an iota of truth.

I don't think anything taught (or not taught) in school will change a student's values learned at home. So if students are not showing the right values and character now, parents should take a good look at what their kids are learning at home.

You can only do that much at home and also only in the 1st 12 years of a kid's life when they are mouldable. Beyond that, the social media, friends, environmental influence takes over. School can preach, sometime, the authorities also don't do what they preach, the kids find it phoney and get confused.

[janet88]

osim:

Beyond that, the social media, friends, environmental influence takes over. School can preach, sometime, the authorities also don't do what they preach, the kids find it phoney and get confused.

That is so true...hopefully those 12 years of teaching values will stay with the child...along the way, parents have to guide and explain that sometimes what they see authorities say and do is not equivalent.
A principal may tell the students to pick up litter and throw into the bin...but she doesn't do so, kids will know it's bullshit. It's lead by example.