DOE
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A thoroughly enlightening article, however would you agree fully with this writer? My child would be homeschooled (a private tutor’s perspective) -
Perhaps this Grace Fu reckons we Singaporeans are still a bunch of gullible idiots? Point of information: her late grandmother, Madam Liew Yuen Sien, was principal of Nanyang Girls' High School for more than 40 years. Who is Grace Fu trying to fool?
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Serious food for thought. Not Every School is a Good School
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And it appears sexual harassment is also prevalent in Chinese universities: In China, #MeToo hits universities the hardest
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It is always hip and wise to save when you are pursuing your studies far away from home. 5 Common Money Mistakes Students Make Overseas (And How To Avoid Them)
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Personally I felt her father meant well...... Dad: Go learn some skills instead of taking on a part-time job.
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Do you concur with this netizen's personal observations? Are Singaporean School Teachers Whiners?
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Sigh.....everything except your wages is going up yes? My First Skool Raises Fees – Are Parents Paying Too Much?
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I am pretty amused by this netizen's recommendation to say the least: MOE should introduce financial penalty to punish rebellious students
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Well, are we? Are we adequately preparing both current and future generation of workers for what's coming next?
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Are we victims of our own highly "successful" education system? Australian Graduate: Singaporeans have a fear of failure and also suck at networking
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One of our readers who is a student wrote in not long ago asking if it was possible to implement a page of sorts which might aggregate twitter feed updates issued by various service providers and transport authorities. After all, everyone is well aware the SMRT and SBS trains are constantly failing us commuters these days. Knowing when and where major incidents take place can certainly aid one in planning for contingencies ahead of time and possibly avert the heartache of being stuck in a particular location indefinitely. So yes we have come up with a collapsable accordion display which does just that: Feeds for SG Train, Bus and traffic status updates Many thanks to Huilin for the suggestion!
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Indeed a junior college education can lead to so many other great things: The many benefits of studying in a junior college
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Well there is no right or wrong, it's really about what you desire: Choosing between a junior college and polytechnic: Advice from seniors
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ACJC 10 Jan 2018, 12-5pm NJC 13 Jan 2018, 9am-3pm AJC 13 Jan 2018, 3.30pm-8.30pm RI 15 Jan 2018, 9am-3pm MJC (with TPJC) 15 Jan 2018, 10.30am-5pm HCI 15 Jan 2018, 12pm-4pm All these open house events have been marked on our website calendar along with other relevant details, addresses and website URLs.
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Well, who did you voted for? Why do Our NTU/NUS graduates end up driving Uber/Grab?
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'A' Level H2 Chemistry tutor Mr Max Lai, a former Rafflesian who comes armed with both a PGDE and first class honours in Chemistry from Imperial College London has been admitted into our community of expert educators during the final days of this year: Mr Max Lai Welcome on board Max; here's to a fruitful and productive 2018!
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For those students gunning for a place in a junior college, we have tabulated the L1R5 cut-off scores of all institutions during JAE 2017 for your reference: L1R5 Aggregate Cut-off Scores Table (With Bonus Points) For JC students in 2017 Joint Admissions Exercise (JAE) Note that histories of JC entry COP to all junior colleges in previous years can be retrieved at L1R5 COP scores to junior colleges (2010-2017)
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A father of 2 school-going children lays bare his worries about the future of folks who study at the local polytechnics in a raw, honest piece of pesonal commentary: Brutal truths about Polytechnic graduates
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A proper, detailed consideration of costs involved when shipping your child to study in Aussie land: Australian Universities – How Much Does it Cost to Send Your Child There?
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Seasoned Physics educator and former school teacher Mr Eric Xie has been recently inducted into our exclusive community of expert tutors: Mr Eric Xie Bravo Eric for being successful in your application, and best wishes for your teaching endeavors in the coming new year!
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A double edged sword it certainly is.......social media can wound terribly, at the same time it can also enrich greatly. This hinges very much on user attitudes and motivations. Social media can be bad for youth mental health, but there are ways it can help
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Indeed the proper nurturing of empathy starts from a tender age, and the Kindle Garden initiative has gotten things so very right: Kindle Garden
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Domain of Singapore Tutoring Experts is most pleased to announce the elevation in rank of the following tutors in our latest promotion exercise effective 1 December 2017: 1. Mr Anthony Fok (Full Grandmaster Tutor - 6 stars) 2. Miss Li Jie (Junior Grandmaster Tutor - 5 stars) 3. Mr Wee Wen Shih (Full Grandmaster Tutor - 6 stars ) 4. Mr Joel Liu (Senior Expert Tutor - 4 stars ) 5. Mr Andrew Yap (Junior Grandmaster Tutor -5 stars ) 6. Mr Goh Joo Heng (Junior Grandmaster Tutor -5 stars ) 7. Mr Joshua Wong (Senior Expert Tutor - 4 stars ) 8. Miss Debbie Teo (Junior Grandmaster Tutor -5 stars) 9. Mr Andrew Tan (Full Grandmaster Tutor - 6 stars ) 10. Mr Edwin Cheng (Senior Expert Tutor - 4 stars ) Congratulations to all of you, and keep up the good work thus far!
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English / English literature/ General Paper tutor Mr Kelvin Yap who previously taught in a significant number of secondary schools and junior colleges has been included in our exclusive community of esteemed educators: Mr Kelvin Yap Congratulations Kelvin, and may the maestro continue working his magic to benefit many more learners!
