What does my future lies?

MIDNIGHT!/ Friday, August 31, 2007

Sep 1 is teachers' day. Naturally, schools celebrate this occasion a day before this school holiday. On this day, we give our teachers gifts, cards and flowers, as a sign of gratitude for their guidance. Many teachers, however, have commented that their best gifts would be to see every student excel in their studies.

No matter what though, teachers' day is meant for the teachers and is a day where we give credit to them, for the hard work which they have put in to mould our character and impart us the academic skills. So kudos to each and every teacher in Singapore.

Mrs Ee, Ms Low, Mr Wong, Mrs Liow. Gao lao shi, Luo lao shi, Chen lao shi, Zheng lao shi. And to all mbs teachers. At the age where we were the most mischievous and have a short attention span, you have managed to capture our attention through each of your very own unique way of teaching. Thank you. And especially to ms low, thank you for believing in me and trusting me. You have been one of my role model back in mbs.

Mrs Foong, Miss Tee, Mrs Allison Lim, Miss Tan, Mr Tay, Mr Clarence Lim, Mr Khoo, Miss Ng, Mdm Lum, Mrs Serene Ng, Mrs Lim, Miss Sim, Mrs Chiow, Mr Yau, Mr Chan. Ma'am Chew, Mrs Choy, Miss Joy Tan, Mr Tan. And to all cedar teachers. It was during my secondary school days where I grew and mature the most. Thank you teachers, for developing my character, giving me the opportunity to try out new things and always helping me in anyway possible.

Miss Cai, Miss Ng, Mr Hong, Mr Yeong, Mrs Ho. Mr Chin, Mr Lim, Mr Ong Miss Tay, Miss Dawn Tan, Miss Yap. And to all ajc teachers. I'm really thankful for the many new opportunities given to me, as well as for always believing that we can do it!

*claps claps claps claps claps* For all the things which the teachers had sacrificed and done for us, we should really salute them for that.

“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.” William A. Ward

As we get older, why do we become less enthusiastic? Primary school kids can sing the national anthem so loudly and with much enthusiasm. Secondary school students need the principal to prompt them to sing the national anthem. Do we even hear the anthem being sang in junior colleges?

Somehow, I don't think I can have kids when I get married in future. Hmm.

Past. Present. Future
8/31/2007 11:42:00 PM <3

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