Teach, Don’t Demand, Success
I was walking to my Primary 1 class when a pupil told me that a boy was crying. I found out the boy had scored 98 out of 100 marks for his Chinese test, which was a fantastic score that…
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Tag Archive: education
Non-Graduate Teachers Feels New Remuneration System Is Fairer
In line with the move within the Public Service to recognise skills beyond paper qualifications, the Ministry of Education (MOE) will be abolishing the differences in salary structure for graduate and non-graduate educators, including allied educators. Also, some 30,800 educators…
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Kenneth Jeyaretnam: International Scholarship Program Discriminates Against Singaporeans
In my last article (Has Lee Hsien Loong Forgotten Who Pays His Salary?) I wrote about the way that Lee Hsien Loong and the PAP Government treat expats as more valuable than the Singaporeans who voted them in in the first…
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School, Career Worries Among Students’ Concerns
Anxiety over their future — be it in school or at the workplace — was among the concerns raised by students during a question-and-answer session with Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Lawrence Wong at the annual pre-university seminar today…
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Survey Finds That Local Muslim Respondents For The Donning Of The Hijab In Schools, Autonomy Of Madrasahs
Between 6th to 13th March, we ran a survey to identify Singapore Muslim community perceptions on several socio-political issues. The survey was based on the Suara Musyawarah report, responses to the report and several AMP studies of the Malay community….
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