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Personality
Puts in my best for everything
Serious
Hobbies
Watch TV
Slack
Sleep
Loves
Dramas and variety shows esp. Korean ones
Korea
Lee Seung Gi
Dong Bang Shin Ki esp. Changmin and Yunho
Enjoys
Music
Learning Korean
Reading
Lame jokes
Helping others
Volunteering
Comedies
Likes
Sincere people
Peace
Balance
Indoors
Being in the limelight :P
Dislikes
Back-stabbers
Hypocrites
Cowards
Nonsense
Illogical People
Window Shopping
...Experience Reality... updated on 6th August 2009. ♥
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{ Thursday, November 19, 2009 } 2:01 AM
MM Lee Says Bilingual Policy Was Wrong
I was quite upset at this report when I saw the headlines in the newspapers and Internet. I didn't read the report because I have no time to, but I do have some opinions...
I survived through the bilingual policy, so I don't see why average Singaporeans out there find it tough to. Some English-speaking kids find learning Mandarin tough, and the reverse is true for kids who grow up in Mandarin-speaking families. Come on - what's wrong? I myself am a kid who grew up in a Mandarin-speaking environment, I have no elder siblings, my mum doesn't speak English and my dad speaks Singlish. I grew up fine and well, didn't I?
I know it would take me huge effort to get my English as good as those native speakers, but at the very least, I can understand a lot of stuff that I come into contact with. No one really helped me to master English except for myself. It's through constant practice in writing and reading in school that made me what I am today.
Likewise, it is the same for those who can't freaking speak Mandarin. If you put in effort, there's no language that you can't master. I don't understand why everyone is complaining that the Chinese syllabus is very tough, etc, and with all the "downgrading" of standards, I don't see the need to have a Mother Tongue anymore. Look at the Malays and Indians. Did they complain of having tough Mother Tongue lessons? No, right? They speak English and their own Mother Tongue well. So why can't we Chinese do the same?
I have always been grateful for Singapore's bilingual policy for allowing me to understand 2 of the world's most commonly used languages. If MM Lee is gonna change the syllabus to really elementary levels, I'll be very disappointed with him.
What's more, there are countries where students learn 3 languages in school. I envy them for that. Like what Benny Tan said, spend less time going online and read more books - this time round, not academic stuff but storybooks - you can then master and appreciate the beauty of language.
How I wish I can tell MM Lee this.
...Experience Reality...
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