Teachers spying on students
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Well then maybe I should've posted this topic in whinehouse instead of chit chatOriginally posted by LazerLordz:Then you will have to raise other issues other than the banal issue of underage drinking and how your educators apparently feel caring enough to cover your asses and watch your back.
Nuff said, time to walk the talk my man.
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so what? we are quite "lucky" that smoking and drinking is limited to 18 and above. why care about australia, don't care they don't have this rule, later they will regret.Originally posted by jondizzle foshizzle:unless u want me to conduct a nationwide survey and investigation on the number of teens who smoke and drink i dont think i'd be able to give u 100% evidence. maybe not singaporeans but im pretty damn sure that if u were to go to any public school in australia u'd find the majority of kids smoking and drinking. so follow my reasoning for a while: majority of schools are public schools, and the majority of kids in public schools smoke and drink. so therefore the majority of kids smoke and drink. and i know smoking and drinking isnt beneficial to me i dont need a lecture about the health risks of it as i'm fully aware of them already -
well thanks for the advice but I can sure you the likelihood of that happening is indeed slim. the students who are now of legal age have been doing this for many years before they were 18 and this goes on a lot not only with the students from my school but with those from others. i've met a lot of students from other school at clubs who are underaged and i'm friends with quite a number of themOriginally posted by BusSpeeder:cool down. we are not saying you are posing, but i think you should stop this before your cover is blown. -
i'm relating this to australia as i study in the australian international school and the majority of my friends are australian. australia does have the rule but many teens ignore it and do it anyways. im sure this isnt the case with australians alone as i know a lot of people from the british international school and french school who do the sameOriginally posted by BusSpeeder:so what? we are quite "lucky" that smoking and drinking is limited to 18 and above. why care about australia, don't care they don't have this rule, later they will regret. -
sorry, ur assumption is wrong. this is singapore, doesn't apply here.Originally posted by jondizzle foshizzle:unless u want me to conduct a nationwide survey and investigation on the number of teens who smoke and drink i dont think i'd be able to give u 100% evidence. maybe not singaporeans but im pretty damn sure that if u were to go to any public school in australia u'd find the majority of kids smoking and drinking. so follow my reasoning for a while: majority of schools are public schools, and the majority of kids in public schools smoke and drink. so therefore the majority of kids smoke and drink. and i know smoking and drinking isnt beneficial to me i dont need a lecture about the health risks of it as i'm fully aware of them already
secondly, how would the majority of wrongs convince u to follow suit? if they start shooting themselves and robbing innocent grannies, would you argue that its alright to commit robbery?
yes, u're aware of the harms and ills and the legal problems that follows - but are you taking heed of all the advices given to you?
admit it, u're just looking for sympathy.
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actually, it's the same with our local schools.Originally posted by jondizzle foshizzle:i'm relating this to australia as i study in the australian international school and the majority of my friends are australian. australia does have the rule but many teens ignore it and do it anyways. im sure this isnt the case with australians alone as i know a lot of people from the british international school and french school who do the same
but the issue here isn't about what school you come from. teenagers will break rules regardless of nationality. heard of private parties organised by the AC fellows? they book the entire establishment and have a boozefest all night long. -
Ah good question...why follow the majority?Originally posted by Ito_^:sorry, ur assumption is wrong. this is singapore, doesn't apply here.
secondly, how would the majority of wrongs convince u to follow suit? if they start shooting themselves and robbing innocent grannies, would you argue that its alright to commit robbery?
yes, u're aware of the harms and ills and the legal problems that follows - but are you taking heed of all the advices given to you?
admit it, u're just looking for sympathy.
Aren't our deeds dictated by what society deems as the orthodox and tradition? Same applies to schools, the majority of people doing it makes it normal and acceptable (maybe not among adults but to us it is).
I'm not asking for advice here, if I were this would be in Aunt Agony, I'm asking on your opinion on whether teachers have the right to investigate into the personal lives of students. I'm not looking for sympathy, I'm looking for empathy. -
Excuse my ignorance but who are the AC fellows?Originally posted by LazerLordz:actually, it's the same with our local schools.
but the issue here isn't about what school you come from. teenagers will break rules regardless of nationality. heard of private parties organised by the AC fellows? they book the entire establishment and have a boozefest all night long. -
Hello poser.Originally posted by jondizzle foshizzle:everyone here who thinks im trying to be a poser can kindly f*ck off. its not only a matter of privacy im debating the level of involvement a school should have in the lives of it's students.
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Please explain why I'm a poser coz I really don't know how posting on sgforums about a personal problem I'm having with my school is posing.Originally posted by Xephone_xenon:Hello poser. -
people from ACS.Originally posted by jondizzle foshizzle:Excuse my ignorance but who are the AC fellows?
my alma-mater.
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At least teacher is not underage. So the teacher did nothing wrong. Singapore only have X lumber of happening places to go. So chance of meeting a familiar face is damn high.
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wah only sec 3 and 4 club liao ah......Sti|| got sparKs meh??? tat allows kids to go in? I though closed down super long ago. Reopen again??
I dun think teacher is tt hard working 2 follow u all to those kind of places and try to peach to u tat going such places. This will happen in dramas.
Ur teachers may happen to be there. and u suany met them, than at sch00l punish u all.
If u are the teacher will u follow ur student to the place student go just to get them punish? They have their own life 2. -
sweet i should party with them sometimeOriginally posted by LazerLordz:people from ACS.
my alma-mater. -
i gt the impression that ts is small kid tryin act like grown up liao. tink dat clubbin makes you more mature etc.. unless realli wan enjoy urself la.
aniways de teacher i tink is in the right. who ask you so obvious on siren tell teacher wan go club lol. -
i go clubbing because i enjoy it, not because i think it makes me more mature or anything like thatOriginally posted by cApitaland:i gt the impression that ts is small kid tryin act like grown up liao. tink dat clubbin makes you more mature etc.. unless realli wan enjoy urself la.
aniways de teacher i tink is in the right. who ask you so obvious on siren tell teacher wan go club lol. -
If there is really such a teacher who wuld give their own time to spy on student, I say give that teacher a tiger!For me, I would noe wen to draw the line, work is work, passion has a limit lor.
If students wan to come out and have fun be prepared to be caught lah, u take risk den hav the guts to face the consequences. Wan to act lik adults but dun wan to bear the responsibility, I say u are a chicken! -
u shud be glad that there are teachers who are concerned of ur well being.
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I never knew not wanting to be spied on was being chicken.Originally posted by omron:If there is really such a teacher who wuld give their own time to spy on student, I say give that teacher a tiger!For me, I would noe wen to draw the line, work is work, passion has a limit lor.
If students wan to come out and have fun be prepared to be caught lah, u take risk den hav the guts to face the consequences. Wan to act lik adults but dun wan to bear the responsibility, I say u are a chicken! -
true, but camping outside the club just to catch students and get them into trouble. is that really concerning for the kids?Originally posted by o0Nite0o:u shud be glad that there are teachers who are concerned of ur well being. -
FINALLY someone who understandsOriginally posted by DrAlienology:true, but camping outside the club just to catch students and get them into trouble. is that really concerning for the kids? -
Hey dude. i think ur teachers if dey rly care for u,thn they will jus advise you,or tok to you. But some teachers nwadays are assholes who wans to get thier students into trouble. I am 16 & i quitted smoking, but still drinks. So u go clubbing to hook some chicks or drink? dun club to often, waste money. find gd gf settle down,olso very enjoy one. study hard, next time earn big bucks, u spend ur own money, nobody will care.
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ok. firstly. if u spend e money on other proper manner it is better. those are ur parents hard earn money young boy. u take their money go drink n smoke n club. do all those illegal things. u got think b4 ma? if u realli wanna do, make sure u noe e consequences. even if u are 18, once in a while still ok. go see see explore explore litdat. but not when u are underage. if u get caught, u might get expel from e school. wat are u goin to do den?
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this situation kinda reflects the "baby want to touch elec socket" scenario.
a baby who thinks its damn fun to poke his tongue into the socket to play, and an adult stops him from doing so. the baby is angry, burst out crying, but doesn't know the danger.
kids are so young, they try to be more matured than what they are.. sigh -
Will people stop fcuking playing the nanny for once?