NUS law prof in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex
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janet_lee88:
But it isn't fair to the parents...supposing the parents have taught well but the child is blinded by greed.[/quote]\"taught\" not necessary from parents..... I would say for a lot of kids and esp. teenagers, the peer pressure plays a very big role affecting the way they think and behave. Where does the bulk of the peer pressure comes from? It is the school.
Should be the opposite right..? If kid is lead astray.. they are taught to be so..limlim:
[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]proverb has it that when a child is born, that ill-mannered child doesn't have a mother who teaches.
As the saying goes.. 人之初，性本善。
So school culture is very impt. To influence a change in sch culture, isn't MOE right in introducing moral education? It is also during the impressionable years (the phase in their life where they spend most time in school apart from home) that habits take root and character is build. -
One is a law professor and former district judge…well versed in laws.
The other one is a young lawyer…both making use of each other. Ironically, in the school of law.
This case need not be made public…surely NUS is competent to handle it internally. -
Snow Crystal:
When not every child has an intact family and good role models at home, the school may be the only saviour.....
Wah 落井下石... :slapshead: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.
Values are taught at home.
We have seen kids being polite and not mouthing bad words amid an ah Beng school environment.
Vice versa -so called branded primary schools and secondary schools where most come from good families, there are some kids mouthing vulgarity etc.
Difference is what their families taught them from young... -
Snow Crystal:
You are absolutely right !!!
Values are taught at home.
We have seen kids being polite and not mouthing bad words amid an ah Beng school environment.
Vice versa -so called branded primary schools and secondary schools where most come from good families, there are some kids mouthing vulgarity etc.
Difference is what their families taught them from young...
studying in AH BENG school doesn't mean kids will turn out to be ah beng or ah lian. :rotflmao:
Branded schools may churn out kids to be like their parents...cocky.
Our kids spend long hours in school...attend ethics lesson or CME (civics moral education)...hopefully they pick up a thing or 2 about human values. -
janet_lee88:
You are absolutely right !!!Snow Crystal:
Values are taught at home.
We have seen kids being polite and not mouthing bad words amid an ah Beng school environment.
Vice versa -so called branded primary schools and secondary schools where most come from good families, there are some kids mouthing vulgarity etc.
Difference is what their families taught them from young...
studying in AH BENG school doesn't mean kids will turn out to be ah beng or ah lian. :rotflmao:
Branded schools may churn out kids to be like their parents...cocky.
Our kids spend long hours in school...attend ethics lesson or CME (civics moral education)...hopefully they pick up a thing or 2 about human values.
I object to that. :stompfeet:
Who says parents who send their kids to branded schools are cocky?
but :offtopic: Liao -
janet_lee88:
How we behave as a society is largely influenced by govt policies and our education. We are the product of past policies..... Innately, a lot of us desire a more caring and compassionate society as revealed during the National Conversation, but do these qualities manifest in our behaviour?
You are absolutely right !!!Snow Crystal:
Values are taught at home.
We have seen kids being polite and not mouthing bad words amid an ah Beng school environment.
Vice versa -so called branded primary schools and secondary schools where most come from good families, there are some kids mouthing vulgarity etc.
Difference is what their families taught them from young...
studying in AH BENG school doesn't mean kids will turn out to be ah beng or ah lian. :rotflmao:
Branded schools may churn out kids to be like their parents...cocky.
Our kids spend long hours in school...attend ethics lesson or CME (civics moral education)...hopefully they pick up a thing or 2 about human values.
I support re-focusing on moral education and character building in schools in a big way. It is the right direction and it will strengthen that compass within every child so he/she is equipped with the right bearing come what may be in the future. -
MR06:
With MP's children sprouting words like \"Get out of my ELITE uncaring face\"....
How we behave as a society is largely influenced by govt policies and our education. We are the product of past policies..... Innately, a lot of us desire a more caring and compassionate society as revealed during the National Conversation, but do these qualities manifest in our behaviour?
What kind of values can we expect from such leaders or the policies of such leaders.. -
limlim:
:faint: Remember HSK mentioned we are partners in education? You can always voice out if you disagree with what is taught. If they aren't receptive, post it here for all to see, http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=45513&start=40 provided your demands are reasonable. :evil:
With MP's children sprouting words like \"Get out of my ELITE uncaring face\"....MR06:
How we behave as a society is largely influenced by govt policies and our education. We are the product of past policies..... Innately, a lot of us desire a more caring and compassionate society as revealed during the National Conversation, but do these qualities manifest in our behaviour?
What kind of values can we expect from such leaders or the policies of such leaders.. -
Hi Funz,
I am NOT referring to all.
I am saying kids who attend ah beng schools do not turn out ah beng…kids in branded schools do have humble and gracious parents too…but I have seen some kids and parents from popular schools who spout F words while some are arrogant and think the world of themselves. -
Human beings are not perfect mah.
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