Reading of the Newspaper regularly
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Nowadays, most of the teens don't read the newspaper frequently or at all. Whenever question is asked on them for eg current affairs and etc. We don't know anything. This will not potray a good image on our country as we don't know any of the current affairs in which in the later part if they take the habit it will be difficult or too later then.
The government should encourage schools to let us read the newspaper everyday, so that talent will be developed among our pupils and the government do not need to search for foreign talent as we, Singaporeans have talent too but we cannot show it out as we are not given the opportunity to do so. -
ST online should be free loh
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Here's why;
Basically, I think or rather I believe, teens are more engrossed in the following things in life:
>> Educational pursuits and future careers
>> the latest mobile phones and its features
>> latest games and gaming fads
>> relationships
>> common endeavour to make it in life out of Singapore - and never coming back
It's true...
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i read mainly the sports section.
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sometimes forums spread news faster CNA
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making it free does not imply the audience will turn up...Originally posted by mistyblue:ST online should be free loh -
The govt does not want teens to be interested in politics at all. Think abt it. When I was a teen, I have never seen the govt encouraging politics for us. It was like taboo.
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I used to read ST Online till you have to pay to read
I no longer read the papers now.
Might as well just watch the news
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mai luan luan kong lahOriginally posted by gorby107:Nowadays, most of the teens don't read the newspaper frequently or at all. Whenever question is asked on them for eg current affairs and etc. We don't know anything. This will not potray a good image on our country as we don't know any of the current affairs in which in the later part if they take the habit it will be difficult or too later then.
The government should encourage schools to let us read the newspaper everyday, so that talent will be developed among our pupils and the government do not need to search for foreign talent as we, Singaporeans have talent too but we cannot show it out as we are not given the opportunity to do so.
tsk tsk ,assumptions -
think you can't say it's all the youngsters...but some really have not much general knowledge....or ill informed about affairs of the world.Originally posted by Chelzea:mai luan luan kong lah tsk tsk ,assumptions
no need go that far....one of my interns in my company...didn't even know that last friday was mooncake festival... -
Don't buy newspapers.
You could share with your neighbours......don'r enrich their pockets. -
Do we have better ways to boycott? cos 1 newspaper only costs 60 centsOriginally posted by Lowclassman:Don't buy newspapers.
You could share with your neighbours......don'r enrich their pockets. -
go to HDB flats and take 1 from the door la...
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Just curious, what school are you from?Originally posted by gorby107:Nowadays, most of the teens don't read the newspaper frequently or at all. Whenever question is asked on them for eg current affairs and etc. We don't know anything. This will not potray a good image on our country as we don't know any of the current affairs in which in the later part if they take the habit it will be difficult or too later then.
The government should encourage schools to let us read the newspaper everyday, so that talent will be developed among our pupils and the government do not need to search for foreign talent as we, Singaporeans have talent too but we cannot show it out as we are not given the opportunity to do so.
Anyway, teenagers are just not interested in politics. Sports and Life! section maybe. -
i think u neber read newspaperOriginally posted by Rock^Star:Do we have better ways to boycott? cos 1 newspaper only costs 60 cents where gt so cheap ,80 cent lah -
Mooncake Festival really no link. Nowadays teens won't care as much.Originally posted by monstropper:think you can't say it's all the youngsters...but some really have not much general knowledge....or ill informed about affairs of the world.
no need go that far....one of my interns in my company...didn't even know that last friday was mooncake festival... -
depends bah,some acquire dat in for foe e sake of examsOriginally posted by monstropper:think you can't say it's all the youngsters...but some really have not much general knowledge....or ill informed about affairs of the world.
no need go that far....one of my interns in my company...didn't even know that last friday was mooncake festival... eg,GP -
ang moh poh zhua si buak kark.Originally posted by Rock^Star:Do we have better ways to boycott? cos 1 newspaper only costs 60 cents -
Wah 80 cents already ah?Originally posted by Chelzea:i think u neber read newspaper where gt so cheap ,80 cent lah -
You read Chinese one ar?Originally posted by Rock^Star:Wah 80 cents already ah?
Wan Bao is 60 cents. Zao Bao 65 cents if I never remember wrongly. -
straits times mahOriginally posted by Rock^Star:Wah 80 cents already ah? -
Read more current affairs magazines.
By the time they are in JC, Time and Newsweek/Economist should be one of their regular reading material.
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I don't read singapore newspaper now cause it is ranked 140th nia.
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haha, good one...
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time.com is very good.
It used to charge money for reading full articles but I think it's now free.