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Tuesday, August 11, 2009 at 7:36 PM

i just wonder why teachers give their students false hope. they should at least be more realistic right? "oh class, i know all of you have the ability and talent to do well and get distinctions." by the word "all", who are you referring to? the top scorers? even so, what you guys say are a load of bullSHIT. and you're a teacher come on, you should be helping your students to IDENTIFY their problems. if not they'll never be able to score. unless you think those who just don't get it cmi then cmi lah. "oh the test was set to your ability." wow. hmm i wonder. "set to YOUR ability" you can't be so sure right? it refers to each and everyone's personal ability right? so you can't be so sure because obviously, there are some who are below that ability level you set for us. so you can't just say empty words like that.
<3 history teacher is still the best. despite the fact i didn't score as well as hoped, you don't give empty words like that right? awsummm :] and at least you helped me identify my mistake. thanks seriously [no sarcasm whatsoever]

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