Respect

A parent wanted to chat with me, so I left the classroom for five minutes. As I was returning to the classroom, it looked like the Primary 1 kids were behaving themselves from the glass door. “THA….” Just as I was about to thank them for behaving themselves, chaos erupted. “X said I did this!”[…]

Zombies

Met Wallace today. “You look so tired,” he said. “You too.” The two zombies had a lifeless exchange. He has been doing prep work for the students till 1 or 2am, while I have been waking up at 4 or 5am to mark the papers. It’s as though we are in a relay. Before we[…]

Work hard!

I have been quite a slave driver since June. I have given the P6 students a lot of homework, hoping the drills will help them improve in their final-year exams. The load increased in recent weeks as PSLE approaches. My dear kids, if you are reading this, please just “tahan” this ordeal for another few[…]

Kudos to Parents!

I enjoy teaching. I love interacting with children. It’s even more fulfilling when you meet a student whose parents are very hands-on. This is because our efforts complement each other and the child benefits the most. I am full of admiration for parents who are very involved in their children’s progress. From Study Room, I[…]

Don’t blame fate

This will just take four minutes of your time, but it’s totally worth watching.  Click here.  The contestant talks about how we shouldn’t blame our fate for our problems or lack of success. One should always work hard and that’s the best way to attain the life we want. Let your children watch this video too.[…]