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SS2006
12-02-2005, 04:00 PM
This is the title i just read in a s'pore newspaper. They are having 'O' level bio practical exam where the students are required to cut a big carrot lengthwise with a brand new sharp pen knife. Not one but 37 students accidentally cut their fingers during exam and had to be rushed to clinics. When i read this i think...OMG, this never happen during my time and we had to dissect mice and frogs and earthworms...What is happening to the students nowadays? Too much theory and not enough practical?
Fishingman
12-02-2005, 05:34 PM
This is the title i just read in a s'pore newspaper. They are having 'O' level bio practical exam where the students are required to cut a big carrot lengthwise with a brand new sharp pen knife. Not one but 37 students accidentally cut their fingers during exam and had to be rushed to clinics. When i read this i think...OMG, this never happen during my time and we had to dissect mice and frogs and earthworms...What is happening to the students nowadays? Too much theory and not enough practical?
Sad case-lah! The last time I cut my finger with a knife was in Standard 2. Once is enough to teach you to be careful. :squeeze:
i cut half of my thumbnail off in standard 1, trying to sharpen a pencil.
these days, i still obtain cuts when i get carried away while imagining myself as an iron chef in the kitchen. but not bad enough that i need to rush to get emergency aid.
dtchieng
12-02-2005, 06:04 PM
Hahaha
HAHAHAHA!
Ini kes never masuk kitchen nie!
However, I agree that the students nowadays lack the practice they need o hine their manipulative and psychomotor skills. Very sad also to report that some schools right in the heart of KL are allowing the school labs to bury itself in cobwebs. There's a SMJK school in KL that does not even have matches. When ask, how are the students to conduct experiments, the school science teacher answered, "no need to experiments, just read the books also enough already". So, the students are doing "experiments" through "visualisation sahaja... Down the drain with Hands-on, minds-on mission of the MOE....
Sad... sad... sad.... :(
LiLiaN
12-02-2005, 06:06 PM
gee.. that's shocking! better make sure none of these people end up as surgeons!!
daBoss
12-02-2005, 07:10 PM
dem people dem dumbo wan... too pampered... :) they should come over to sitiawan and learn how to grow up... heck i was using parangs when i was 2...
LiLiaN
12-02-2005, 07:36 PM
i had to say it's kinda funny now thinking of this in retrospect...
reminded me of these 3 girls in my chemistry class when doing leaving cert...
for some reason they could not find a big beaker to use over bunsen burner...
and they decided to put on jam jar as substitute... (jam jar?!!)
needless to say, my teacher spotted that right away and boy were they in trouble...!
KoChun
12-02-2005, 08:25 PM
What is happening to the students nowadays? Too much theory and not enough practical?
Maybe too much computer and tv.
Alkapocino
12-02-2005, 11:03 PM
dem people dem dumbo wan... too pampered... :) they should come over to sitiawan and learn how to grow up... heck i was using parangs when i was 2...
You give them a coconut...they will just sit there at watch it whole day!! :squeeze:
You give them a coconut...they will just sit there at watch it whole day!! :squeeze:
I don't think they even know how to pluck the coconut from the tree.
Alkapocino
12-02-2005, 11:23 PM
I don't think they even know how to pluck the coconut from the tree.
Abor then..read the thread title again. Maybe we should give them a green rambutan and see what happen. :p
Voon Chan
12-03-2005, 09:47 AM
Maybe they will eat the whole rambutan(with the skin in tact) Abor then..read the thread title again. Maybe we should give them a green rambutan and see what happen. :p
Voon Chan
12-03-2005, 09:53 AM
Let me share with you a story.
I went out for lunch with my sis & 2 of her friends(one from Sing...........)
After lunch, they serve papaya
So all of us start eating it
After eating the papaya, the skin of the papaya was left on the plate.
To our SURPRISE there is no papaya skin on the plate of the girl from Sing........
Where is the skin?
She answered "I thought, the papaya was a little bit hard. I ate it"
:eek: was our 1st reaction
:laugh: was our next!
Should have given her durian!! :laugh: :laugh:
Voon Chan
12-03-2005, 10:00 AM
BTW, she love durian. She will ask me to open the durians for her :)
Should have given her durian!! :laugh: :laugh:
TK Ho
12-03-2005, 10:39 AM
This is the title i just read in a s'pore newspaper. They are having 'O' level bio practical exam where the students are required to cut a big carrot lengthwise with a brand new sharp pen knife. Not one but 37 students accidentally cut their fingers during exam and had to be rushed to clinics. When i read this i think...OMG, this never happen during my time and we had to dissect mice and frogs and earthworms...What is happening to the students nowadays? Too much theory and not enough practical?
I think they will never be a surgeon :D
WitchKing
12-03-2005, 11:08 AM
reminds me of this story in an all girls boarding school, who decided to 'borrow' a test tube for some shall we say 'self induced gratification', and the tube 'broke in action'....! Geli I dengar sioootttt!!!
Voon Chan
12-03-2005, 11:12 AM
She should ask for some guys to help her:rolleyes: reminds me of this story in an all girls boarding school, who decided to 'borrow' a test tube for some shall we say 'self induced gratification', and the tube 'broke in action'....! Geli I dengar sioootttt!!!
Dah...classic ACS forummers.....terpesong kings!!! But always terpesong towards sex.....
Voon Chan
12-03-2005, 11:20 AM
:laugh: , he is a Stud King not terpesong kingDah...classic ACS forummers.....terpesong kings!!! But always terpesong towards sex.....
wah laooooo dem sad to hear that 37 kids had to be rushed to hospital for cutting carrots. malu oni... can you imagine if they tried to become surgeons? ooops! cut right through somebody's aorta by accident, when trying to perform appendicitis...
siewjang
12-06-2005, 12:07 PM
What do you expect from Sinjarporean kids. Very pampered! Some 8 y/o child still need to spoon feed :sus: .
TK Ho
12-07-2005, 01:26 AM
What do you expect from Sinjarporean kids. Very pampered! Some 8 y/o child still need to spoon feed :sus: .
Come on boys and girls. Don't be so hard on our neighbour. Although they are 'kiasu', the girls are after only the 5 Cs (credit card, condo, car...), most people are still single in their late thirties, etc... they are a more developed country than we are. 'Correct or not?' - a phrase used frequently by a teacher who taught me P.E. and mathematics.
LiLiaN
12-07-2005, 02:06 AM
hmm... such sarcasm... :h:
TK Ho
12-07-2005, 02:10 AM
hmm... such sarcasm... :h:
Sarcasm learnt here in the UK-lah.
siewjang
12-07-2005, 10:33 AM
Come on boys and girls. Don't be so hard on our neighbour. Although they are 'kiasu', the girls are after only the 5 Cs (credit card, condo, car...), most people are still single in their late thirties, etc... they are a more developed country than we are. 'Correct or not?' - a phrase used frequently by a teacher who taught me P.E. and mathematics.
What about the other 2 c's? I can think of Charm only. What for want credit card? One day it might not be able to swipe thru. Take CASH la. :D
TK Ho
12-10-2005, 10:31 AM
What about the other 2 c's? I can think of Charm only. What for want credit card? One day it might not be able to swipe thru. Take CASH la. :D
SJ, good idea. Cash is nicer :D.
SS2006
01-13-2006, 12:54 PM
Request for thread to be closed. Thanks.
Very Sorry, horr...I belanja you ais kacang. Claim from me during CNY.
KoChun
01-13-2006, 12:59 PM
Closed.
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