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PAP lackey sch teacher tries to indoctrinate student, father poh mata
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Should kids be exposed to politics-related content without parental consent?
A close friend of mine is understandably livid. His Primary 4 daughter was shown political videos during class, more precisely blatant propaganda from the ruling People's Action Party (PAP).
This happened without any prior notice on the school's part. Imagine the shock my friend had when his child, upon returning home, told him flat out that he should vote for the ruling party.
Schools are meant to educate, not indoctrinate. Parents deserve to know when political material gets disseminated to their children, especially when such material is partial towards a particular political party.
My friend subsequently reflected the abovementioned incident to the school administration - the teacher in question apologised, while the principal patronizingly remarked the teacher had been “counselled accordingly.” How is that enough? Where’s the accountability? Why wasn’t there complete transparency in the very first place?
I am sharing because I feel grave injustice was done to my friend and, frankly, things shouldn’t be swept under the rug.
Schools must remain politically neutral, no two ways about it.
Our children deserve better.
A close friend of mine is understandably livid. His Primary 4 daughter was shown political videos during class, more precisely blatant propaganda from the ruling People's Action Party (PAP).
This happened without any prior notice on the school's part. Imagine the shock my friend had when his child, upon returning home, told him flat out that he should vote for the ruling party.
Schools are meant to educate, not indoctrinate. Parents deserve to know when political material gets disseminated to their children, especially when such material is partial towards a particular political party.
My friend subsequently reflected the abovementioned incident to the school administration - the teacher in question apologised, while the principal patronizingly remarked the teacher had been “counselled accordingly.” How is that enough? Where’s the accountability? Why wasn’t there complete transparency in the very first place?
I am sharing because I feel grave injustice was done to my friend and, frankly, things shouldn’t be swept under the rug.
Schools must remain politically neutral, no two ways about it.
Our children deserve better.
Our education system ought to do better.
PS: A police report has since been filed.
PS: A police report has since been filed.
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Lol, when young they taught u sg a fishing village,n founding father,lol, sg hundreds year back already a trading hub,lol, is just these fuckers take the opportunities to run it,leeches
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Can tell the white desperately need votes,but wat they don know is even influx of new citizen eventally all will not vote them,lol
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Anyone wanna bet the father is one useless bum earning less than $10k per month?
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It is usually the PAP voters that earn less than 10k pm
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