Student charged with abusing teacher in class
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its abt time
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this cher overreact liao
maybe is cos she very du lan wif that student, like tolerate him beri long riaos -
soft? later u see the kid fight all his way back into the courts and u see hell from both sides.Originally posted by chillz88:Wah go into courts ha?
Good. But I seriously think there's kids nowadays are too soft.
which i wouldnt want to see in the education system. -
If that kid can use verbal abuse on his teacher...
ask him to try it on his local MP...
e effect will "TOTALLY" be different...
but com'on...e teacher should also use a more 'appropriate'
punishment...
jus my tods...
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I think it's about time someone brought the discipline in the schools into the limelight.
& teachers nowadays are simply powerless, in the face of students & parents.
what would happen if a teacher scolded a student?
remember the incident whereby a principal hitted the head of a girl with an exercise book.
MOE is fast to jump at the throats of teachers & principals at the slightest complaints of the students & parents.
By doing that, teachers & principals now 'fear' the students & it is not good for the society as a whole.
A teacher friend told me that there were students who threatened that they would complain until the teachers lose their jobs. & these were pri sch kids.
What on earth are the parents teaching their kids?
For those of you who think that there are other ways of dealing with the situation and saying that the sch should have adopted them. Maybe they already have and it didn't work. Maybe the teacher has already sufferred so much that she has finally decided to take actions on her own.
Is this a criminal case or a civil case? If it's the police who has decided to charge him, then it should be quite serious. -
Should be civil case...
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tmd bloody PRC again zzz
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Teaching is a noble profession, people become teachers because they want to give something to society.Originally posted by strado:Last time, teachers can cane or slap their students. I got slapped many times during my pri sch days. Its actually possible to sue my teachers now cos even tho last time can hit students, slapping directly across the cheeks is considered abusive behaviours.
And I still keep in contacts with those teachers so if I were to sue them, damn easy.
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Have you ever thought about why you were slapped? Maybe you deserved it?
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Its only until I hit sec 1 (in 2001) that teachers cannot lay a finger on their students anymore.
Alot of teachers always complained that teaching nowadays doesnt pay. Then in the first place, who asked them to be one? They could have found a job anywhere but they chose to be a teacher and then complained abt it. Wad are they trying to be prove? Trying to make ppl think "oh she/he is a teacher, so he/she must be very smart?"
When they chose to become teachers, it's because they want to teach. I don't think that they signed up to be the targets of complaints and abuse from students & parents.
People always complain that life is hard, why don't you ask them "why are you still living?"
Nobody ever said that people choose the teaching profession to prove that they are very smart. -
People now are so used to using these sort of vulgarities that it becomes a norm to them.
It's like we use it for the sake of using it, not trying to mean anything. -
Since he is charged under the Miscellaneous Offence Act, its not a civil case.Originally posted by Nothingie:I think it's about time someone brought the discipline in the schools into the limelight.
& teachers nowadays are simply powerless, in the face of students & parents.
what would happen if a teacher scolded a student?
remember the incident whereby a principal hitted the head of a girl with an exercise book.
MOE is fast to jump at the throats of teachers & principals at the slightest complaints of the students & parents.
By doing that, teachers & principals now 'fear' the students & it is not good for the society as a whole.
A teacher friend told me that there were students who threatened that they would complain until the teachers lose their jobs. & these were pri sch kids.
What on earth are the parents teaching their kids?
For those of you who think that there are other ways of dealing with the situation and saying that the sch should have adopted them. Maybe they already have and it didn't work. Maybe the teacher has already sufferred so much that she has finally decided to take actions on her own.
Is this a criminal case or a civil case? If it's the police who has decided to charge him, then it should be quite serious. -
well done well done
steady la $5000
need to teach tis bastard some lesson
no respect for teachers -
They are complaining its tough because there are students like you lor... you thought all teachers owe you a living ah. They are also humans like you and me and I bet you won't like it if you are being insulted and not able to fight back right?Originally posted by strado:Alot of teachers always complained that teaching nowadays doesnt pay. Then in the first place, who asked them to be one? They could have found a job anywhere but they chose to be a teacher and then complained abt it. Wad are they trying to be prove? Trying to make ppl think "oh she/he is a teacher, so he/she must be very smart?"
Yes i agree but we are not sure what is the context here. The student in question COULD be intentionally directing his insulting remarks to the teacher with malicious intent.Originally posted by mamamamama:People now are so used to using these sort of vulgarities that it becomes a norm to them.
It's like we use it for the sake of using it, not trying to mean anything. -
I wonder what was it he said.Originally posted by BabyRex:Since he is charged under the Miscellaneous Offence Act, its not a civil case.
They should have charged him with the penal code:
Criminal intimidation.
503. Whoever threatens another with any injury to his person, reputation or property, or to the person or reputation of any one in whom that person is interested, with intent to cause alarm to that person, or to cause that person to do any act which he is not legally bound to do, or to omit to do any act which that person is legally entitled to do, as the means of avoiding the execution of such threat, commits criminal intimidation.
OR
Word or gesture intended to insult the modesty of a woman.
509. Whoever, intending to insult the modesty of any woman, utters any word, makes any sound or gesture, or exhibits any object, intending that such word or sound shall be heard, or that such gesture or object shall be seen by such woman, or intrudes upon the privacy of such woman, shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year, or with fine, or with both. -
What the hell?
Ask that teacher to QUIT FROM THE EDUCATION SERVICE!!!
Your duty is to teach, NOT GOING AROUND SUING PEOPLE!!!
BLOODY MORON.>
If that teacher is not Singapore citizen, then she can just pack her bags and say bye to this country. -
Its not a civil suitOriginally posted by kawasaki2:What the hell?
Ask that teacher to QUIT FROM THE EDUCATION SERVICE!!!
Your duty is to teach, NOT GOING AROUND SUING PEOPLE!!!
BLOODY MORON.>
If that teacher is not Singapore citizen, then she can just pack her bags and say bye to this country. -
dumb kids
abusing powers
the future is bleak, and pathetic -
ya man. i strongly feel we shld bring back the days of the cane.
anyone who doesnt agree wld just have to spend a day in an EM3 class. kids hurling vulgarities at their teachers are not that uncommon. we really need to do sth to these kids before we regret not disciplining them earlier... -
hahaha that guy deserves it
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remind me of an incident my friend tell me...Originally posted by blue_yoghurt:ya man. i strongly feel we shld bring back the days of the cane.
anyone who doesnt agree wld just have to spend a day in an EM3 class. kids hurling vulgarities at their teachers are not that uncommon. we really need to do sth to these kids before we regret not disciplining them earlier...
new chinese teacher entered the classroom, immediately everyone verbal assault him, but he just stand there, do nothing, say nothing. eventually, everyone shut up.
then he say (in chinese) "You all not happy with me? SUE ME LAH. Don't like then speak up, want to complain to MOE? Here, use my phone, you want?"
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As you have put it, the teacher's duty is to teach, NOT TO TAKE THE STUDENTS' ABUSE.Originally posted by kawasaki2:What the hell?
Ask that teacher to QUIT FROM THE EDUCATION SERVICE!!!
Your duty is to teach, NOT GOING AROUND SUING PEOPLE!!!
& she did not go around suing people, she make a police report, and let the authorities handle the case. -
kids this days....
bo tua bo suay. no respect for anyone. never heard there is a chinese saying before meh? zun shi zhong dao.
some kids now are just so arrogant that they dont think they are in the wrong no matter what happened. they can even scold the teacher when the teacher was just trying to correct them. -
revenge is a dish best served cold...
its sweeter
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you're a moron la.Originally posted by kawasaki2:What the hell?
Ask that teacher to QUIT FROM THE EDUCATION SERVICE!!!
Your duty is to teach, NOT GOING AROUND SUING PEOPLE!!!
BLOODY MORON.>
If that teacher is not Singapore citizen, then she can just pack her bags and say bye to this country.
the teacher owe you money ah? she's human, she also got feeling, she also got human rights.
what gives students the rights to abuse a teacher? the student is in no position to lecture a teacher, if there is unhappiness, should bring up to higher authority, and let them settle it.
the teacher can discipline the student, because she is partly responsible for the character growth of every student under her care. she is to treat them like her own children, to love them, to care for them, and to make sure they grow up to be fine upstanding citizens of singapore.
you're just a moron la. you deserve to be dragged out in the street by your hair and stoned as an example against stupidity