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Singapore’s Education System in Crisis: Bureaucrats at the Helm, Students and Teachers Left Behind
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Do I have to teach these clueless teachers what to do? No wonder our education system is failing.
Go apply your teaching credentials Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership. Those postgraduates from NIE and have a couple of years teaching experience will almost certainly get the accreditation.
Then that allows you to apply for a visa. Teachers are in demand.
Then take your IELTS.
Soon you will enjoy the Aussie lifestyle. Zero stress.
But chinks don't apply.
Former Aussie PM John Howard complaining that chink are spoiling the market.
Go apply your teaching credentials Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership. Those postgraduates from NIE and have a couple of years teaching experience will almost certainly get the accreditation.
Then that allows you to apply for a visa. Teachers are in demand.
Then take your IELTS.
Soon you will enjoy the Aussie lifestyle. Zero stress.
But chinks don't apply.
Former Aussie PM John Howard complaining that chink are spoiling the market.
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Sinkie retards please fuck off
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may give up and adopt the uptron system?
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. 4G Ministers Out of Depth
Education is treated as a “posting,” not a calling. Neither Chan Chun Sing (a former army general) nor Desmond Lee (a lawyer and career politician) have backgrounds in pedagogy, psychology, or youth development. Their appointment reflects PAP’s internal succession politics, not merit in the field. The outcome? Policies that appear tone-deaf, reactive, not least ineffective on the ground.
Worse, today’s ministers are increasingly focused on curating social media personas — posting school visits, dialogues, and photo opportunities — while delivering little significant results to match their high salaries and elevated status. Appearances on Facebook or Instagram cannot mask the reality of disengaged students, burnt-out teachers, and policy failures.
Education is treated as a “posting,” not a calling. Neither Chan Chun Sing (a former army general) nor Desmond Lee (a lawyer and career politician) have backgrounds in pedagogy, psychology, or youth development. Their appointment reflects PAP’s internal succession politics, not merit in the field. The outcome? Policies that appear tone-deaf, reactive, not least ineffective on the ground.
Worse, today’s ministers are increasingly focused on curating social media personas — posting school visits, dialogues, and photo opportunities — while delivering little significant results to match their high salaries and elevated status. Appearances on Facebook or Instagram cannot mask the reality of disengaged students, burnt-out teachers, and policy failures.
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