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put tea bag on eye helps also.

lavender aromatherapy and chamomile tea works for me

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2. Quick recipes:
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3. Dinner recipes:
http://www.tasteofhome.com/Recipes/Cours...

4. Lots of holiday recipes:
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thanks for sharing!

aiyo. why so bad?

taiwan is good!

yay! always!

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janet88\" post_id=\"1901228\" time=\"1551762426\" user_id=\"12950:

the worse is when teachers see NA students as incapable of going further.
I'm ok kids take a longer time if they are slow...but when students are demoralised because of the teachers' attitude towards them, it hurts their self-esteem badly.

Totally agree! :goodpost:

Having gone through the NA route with my older kid during her secondary school days, it broke our hearts to hear my girl come home and repeat some of the demoralising comments made by the teachers & VP during her 5 years there.

To summarise, they kept pressuring the girls to leave school after N-levels.

To discourage the girls from continuing on to take O-levels, the teachers often make comments like \"Aiyah, surely fail\", \"you girls can't do as well as the express girls\", \"O-level exams too difficult\", \"your N-level grades will drop by 2 grades in O-level\", \"how can you do O-levels? The gap is too big\" and many more demoralising comments.

I understand that N-level students don't receive the same resources as the Express girls - but I was shocked to find that the school only planned for 9 lab lessons (chemistry) for the Sec 5 O-level class, especially when the girls only had a handful of lab lessons the previous 4 years. A few were afraid of lighting the bunsen burner!

Why can't the school give these kids a chance to try and prove themselves? Why write them off so early?

We've read about success stories in the newspapers of kids who - despite the system / family circumstances - remain in the education system, worked hard, believed in themselves & proved that they can succeed academically too.

Yes, some kids do need more time for their studies, but I personally feel that the streaming has gotten so out of hand over last decade that 40% of our kids are streamed down every year. Our kids don't need more boulders thrown at them every time they try to get back up.

agree with you!

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