You guys know how rarely i blog about school, maybe for once, i shall again.
ARGH!
I really don't feel like naming anyone here.
What does a teacher do? There are many different kinds of teachers out there, but, i don't know, just my luck that i always have such lousy teachers.
Teachers who teach just for the sake of teaching, and going through the motions. It really makes a difference. So sometimes, teachers, it's not that students like to critisise you guys, but sometimes, some reflection needs to be done. What have YOU been doing that caused us to respond in such a way?
It's tough being a teacher, but, nothing is impossible. There are many successful teachers out there. Certain teachers really make an effort to simplify things and are more efficient in their teaching methods, you might say they have experience, but i don't see why new teachers should be lacking anywhere in this area. Since they can be qualified to be one, why not put their heart into their career?

Some students however, should be doing some reflection on their own. Sometimes it's the students fault that they do not know how to think. Damn that. Almost 70% of local teens blog i visit, i see the same mono style of their posts. Either they are complaining and cursing every single person out there about their lives and not doing anything about it, or they are just bitching around. Is it quite sad to see that? I guess. Singaporean students really have nothing else to be happy about? STRESS? Screw that. It's all in the mind. Some people really can blog without those words going through their minds. If they haven't noticed, it's damn easy to google on the internet. I just googled some teachers' names, and out came so many links, with whoever and whatsoever sucks. Who sucks more? Themselves. I thought only Primary school kids do such immature stuffs, but guess what? Blogs i read that curses about every single thing happens to be people who are in Secondary and even tertiary levels. Are we that immature, my dear fellow Singaporeans? When will we start to grow up?